As described in the prologue, the existence of magic as dangerous weapons/warfare, as well as existence of magical creature counterparts of humanity, magus, instill fear and anxiety upon everyone. Unfortunately, Uther, the King of Camelot ath that time, instead of finding a solution for allowing humanity and magical creatures to live coexist as well as controlling the magic usages, prohibites magic as well as prohibiting his people to live coexist with magical creatures including Magus. However, he went too far by execute anyone whom caught using magic and worse, being a magus themselves no matter whether they good or evil in Camelot. Maguses, or Magi, forced to live in the forest, far from the king’s territory. This hatred roots from Vortigern's failed invasion on Camelot where the sorcer
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| - As described in the prologue, the existence of magic as dangerous weapons/warfare, as well as existence of magical creature counterparts of humanity, magus, instill fear and anxiety upon everyone. Unfortunately, Uther, the King of Camelot ath that time, instead of finding a solution for allowing humanity and magical creatures to live coexist as well as controlling the magic usages, prohibites magic as well as prohibiting his people to live coexist with magical creatures including Magus. However, he went too far by execute anyone whom caught using magic and worse, being a magus themselves no matter whether they good or evil in Camelot. Maguses, or Magi, forced to live in the forest, far from the king’s territory. This hatred roots from Vortigern's failed invasion on Camelot where the sorcer
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| - As described in the prologue, the existence of magic as dangerous weapons/warfare, as well as existence of magical creature counterparts of humanity, magus, instill fear and anxiety upon everyone. Unfortunately, Uther, the King of Camelot ath that time, instead of finding a solution for allowing humanity and magical creatures to live coexist as well as controlling the magic usages, prohibites magic as well as prohibiting his people to live coexist with magical creatures including Magus. However, he went too far by execute anyone whom caught using magic and worse, being a magus themselves no matter whether they good or evil in Camelot. Maguses, or Magi, forced to live in the forest, far from the king’s territory. This hatred roots from Vortigern's failed invasion on Camelot where the sorcerer managed to killed Uther's wife and nearly did the same on Arthur.
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