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(神雷魔法 — Shinrai Mahō)

Appearance of the Magic

The lightning manifests as brilliant electric-blue bolts with a radiant white core.

When cast, sparks resembling tiger stripes crawl across the user's skin.

Thunder often sounds like distant growls.

Witnesses frequently claim they can see glowing feline eyes within the storm clouds.

Divine Beast Manifestations

Unlike traditional Lightning Magic, the user's spells naturally take the shape of a celestial tiger.

White Tiger's Fang

The user thrusts their hand forward.

A massive tiger head formed from white-blue lightning erupts from their palm before biting into the target.

White Tiger's Claw

Gigantic lightning claws manifest around the user's arms.

Every slash releases arcs of divine electricity capable of carving through stone and magical barriers alike.

White Tiger's Pounce

The user transforms into a streak of lightning shaped like a charging tiger.

Upon impact, a thunderous shockwave explodes outward.

White Tiger's Roar

A sacred technique.

A colossal tiger made of pure white lightning appears behind the user before releasing a deafening roar of divine thunder.

The resulting blast can flatten entire sections of a battlefield.

Heavenly Tiger's Hunt

Multiple tiger-shaped constructs emerge from nearby lightning.

Each beast relentlessly pursues its designated target.

The more frightened the prey becomes, the faster the tigers move.

Divine Ascension

When the user's divine blood fully awakens, they enter a state known as:

Storm Sovereign

Electric-blue lightning surrounds their body like flowing armor.

White markings resembling tiger stripes appear across their skin.

Their eyes become glowing silver-blue.

Behind them stands the spectral silhouette of the White Tiger of Heaven itself.

Long before the founding of Fairy Tail, before guilds united mages beneath common banners, there existed a legend whispered across Ishgar.

A legend older than dragons.

Older than kingdoms.

Older than history itself.

It spoke of a celestial beast known only as the White Tiger of Heaven.

Ancient texts described the creature as neither dragon, god, nor spirit, but something entirely its own—a divine embodiment of the storm. Its body was said to be forged from living blue lightning, its eyes brighter than the heart of thunderclouds. Wherever it walked, the heavens trembled. Wherever it roared, mountains shook & the skies split apart.

For centuries, people worshipped the White Tiger as a guardian deity.

Then one day, it vanished.

No battle.

No farewell.

No trace.

Only silence.

Yet divine power does not simply disappear.

Fragments of the White Tiger's essence scattered throughout the world, hidden within a single bloodline destined to carry its legacy across generations.

Far from the eyes of civilization, deep within the mountains of Ishgar, stood a secluded village known as Kaminari Suhai.

A place untouched by time.

A place governed by fear disguised as faith.

The villagers worshipped the White Tiger under another name—Raiden.

According to sacred scriptures, every hundred years a child bearing the Mark of the Storm would be born. That child would be offered beneath the village's sacred altar as a sacrifice to Raiden.

In return, the storms would protect the village.

Their harvests would flourish.

Their rivers would never dry.

Disease would spare their livestock.

& so, for centuries, the ritual continued.

No one questioned it.

No one challenged it.

No one survived long enough to learn the truth.

Then came the hundredth year.

On a night when thunder drowned the mountains & lightning painted the sky white, a child was born.

Raiden Unmei.

The moment he entered the world, lightning struck the sacred altar seven times before dawn.

Upon his chest rested a strange birthmark resembling the eye of a tiger.

The elders immediately understood what it meant.

The Storm Child had arrived.

The next sacrifice had been chosen.

Yet from the beginning, Raiden was unlike those who came before him.

As he grew, storms answered his emotions.

Thunder rolled whenever he became angry.

Rain fell when sorrow consumed him.

Blue sparks danced across his skin while he slept.

& during moonless nights, villagers claimed they could see the silhouette of a colossal tiger prowling through the storm clouds overhead.

Fear spread throughout Kaminari Suhai.

The elders declared it an omen.

Raiden had returned.

Not to bless them.

But to reclaim what belonged to him.

As the appointed night of sacrifice approached, the village prepared the ritual.

Chains were forged.

Prayers were spoken.

Offerings were made.

The people gathered beneath the sacred altar as generations before them had done.

Then the heavens answered.

A storm unlike any in recorded history descended upon the mountain.

Thunder shook the earth.

Lightning engulfed the altar.

& before the sacrifice could be completed, the ancient stone structure shattered.

Within the heart of the storm, a forgotten truth finally awakened.

The White Tiger had never demanded sacrifices.

The covenant itself had been a lie.

Long ago, fearful men had rewritten the original scriptures.

The children offered throughout history were never tributes to a hungry god.

They had been vessels.

Each carried a fragment of the White Tiger's divine soul.

Generation after generation, those fragments were born, sacrificed, & lost.

Until only one remained.

The final vessel.

The final heir.

Raiden Unmei.

As the storm raged around him, every fragment scattered across centuries returned to its rightful owner.

The White Tiger did not descend from the heavens.

It emerged from within him.

For Raiden Unmei was never meant to become a sacrifice.

He was the reincarnation of the Storm Sovereign itself.

The last descendant of a forgotten deity.

A living vessel carrying the complete power of the White Tiger of Heaven.

When dawn finally arrived, Kaminari Suhai lay in ruins.

The terrified villagers branded him a monster.

The elders declared him an omen of calamity.

& so the boy fled into the world beyond the mountains.

Alone.

Hunted by those who once worshipped him.

Pursued by ancient forces eager to claim divine power for themselves.

Thus began the journey of Raiden Unmei—the Storm Child.

A wanderer searching for the truth behind a god history had forgotten.

Years later, during the age of Mavis Vermillion, tales of a mysterious young traveler began spreading throughout Ishgar.

Villagers spoke of thunderstorms that appeared beneath cloudless skies.

Merchants claimed to have witnessed a giant tiger-shaped shadow moving through the heavens.

Entire towns reported hearing distant roars echoing from storm clouds despite clear weather.

Some believed the White Tiger of Heaven had returned.

Others believed a new god walked among mortals.

Few ever saw the wanderer himself.

Fewer still survived long enough to understand what they had witnessed.

For wherever Raiden Unmei traveled, storms followed.

& high above the world, hidden within the thunderheads, the silhouette of a colossal white tiger continued its endless watch over its chosen heir.

SIDE NOTES:

because he is the vessel of the White Tiger of Heaven , Raiden himself is a demi god which makes him age much slower than a normal human , he cant live forever like a full god but he has the ability to live up to hundreds possibly even thousands of years.

he is the equivalent of a 19 yr old right now.

A Lost Magic that manipulates emotions, attraction, & attention through magical energy.

How It Works

The mage fires heart-shaped magical projectiles or releases enchanted energy. If it hits, the target becomes "Charmed" for a short time.

A charmed target:

Focuses on the caster.

Feels reluctant to attack them.

May instinctively move toward them.

Has reduced combat awareness.

Basic Spell: Charm Shot

The user launches a heart-shaped spell.

Effects:

Lasts 3–8 seconds.

Interrupts concentration.

Causes hesitation in combat.

Stronger emotions create stronger effects.

Weakness:

Easy to dodge.

Strong-willed mages recover faster.

Other Techniques ----

Heart Pull

A stronger charm that briefly forces a target to take a few steps toward the caster.

Doesn't work on very large or magically powerful opponents.

Sweet Illusion

Makes the caster appear more trustworthy or appealing.

Useful for negotiations & infiltration.

Lover's Distraction

Creates multiple floating hearts.

Enemies find it harder to focus on targets other than the caster.

Broken Heart

When a charm ends, the target suffers brief emotional backlash.

Causes dizziness or confusion for 3-6 seconds.

Advanced Spell: Bewitching Gaze

The caster makes direct eye contact.

Effects:

Stronger than Charm Shot.

Harder to dodge.

Requires eye contact.

Can fail if the target closes their eyes or looks away.

Ultimate Spell: Foxfire Temptation

The caster releases an aura that affects everyone nearby.

Effects:

Enemies become less aggressive.

Weaker enemies may stop fighting entirely.

Strong enemies suffer slower reaction times.

Drawbacks:

Drains huge amounts of magic.

Doesn't work well on emotionless beings, constructs, or creatures driven purely by instinct.

Fairy Tail Balance

It works best one target at a time.

Dragon Slayers, S-Class mages, & strong-willed fighters can resist it.

Repeated use on the same target becomes less effective.