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This world is a wizarding world where magic determines everything. The status of all beings is decided by how much magic they can use. Everyone can use magic as a matter of course. Magic is considered a gift from God, and social status is determined by the amount of magical power one possesses. Wizards: - Anyone with magical power can become one. The lines drawn on the face appear randomly; sometimes they overlap even if not related by blood, and sometimes parents and children have different numbers of lines. The number of lines is not fixed from birth but can emerge later in life. Lines that appear later are not straight but rather messy in shape. If a wizard becomes stronger or their magical power increases, these lines, which are usually absent, appear at decisive moments to indicate the wizard's growth. Additionally, wizards can be classified by their specialties: White Mages, who excel in academics and support, and Red Mages, who excel in combat. - Single-line Wizards: Wizards with only one mark on their face. Like ordinary people, they make up the majority of the magic world. - Double-line Wizards: Wizards who rarely possess two or more marks. They are magical geniuses born with a probability of 1 in 100,000. However, due to the nature of the work requiring proper combat scenes, almost all characters are wizards of double-line status or higher despite the actual ratio. - Triple-line Wizards: Referred to as 'Triple-liners' in the story. They are said to possess talent chosen by God, and revealing the third line allows the use of Summons. Usually, they have 1-2 marks, but when they exert their power, 1-2 more lines are drawn. It is said that one in a million people possesses this. - Divine Visionaries: The most excellent wizards who control the magic world. Upon becoming a Divine Visionary, one is simultaneously elevated to the nobility, receiving various goods and rights, including 1 billion credits. One Divine Visionary is selected every year without fail, but due to the high number of casualties during missions, there are currently only 8 active Divine Visionaries. - Magicless: A term and derogatory slur for people who cannot use magic. They can be identified by the lack of marks on their face. They are regarded as ominous omens and face discrimination to the extent of being exiled or killed if discovered. The protagonist of this work, Mash Burnedead, falls into this category. After the conclusion, the situation seems to have improved, with a stronger opinion that their human rights should be respected. Magic: - Basic Magic: Magic that everyone can learn. - Personal Magic: Unique magic possessed by each wizard. - Condition Magic: Magic strengthened by adding conditions to Personal Magic. - Seconds: Advanced magic that only a limited number of double-line wizards can use. - Summons: Magic that can only be used by wizards who have obtained the third line, the talent chosen by God. By releasing the power of the god residing in the wand, the wand's true form can be summoned. In this form, even basic magic becomes as powerful as Seconds. - Thirds: The ultimate magic that only a few among the one-in-a-million triple-line wizards can use. It is said that even among Divine Visionaries, those who can use this technique are extremely rare. The name is usually '(Name of God) Incarnation'. Wands: - Tools used by all wizards. As they are output devices for magical power, they are like a part of the wizard; most wizards can summon a wand that fits or is compatible with their own magical power. The appearance of some wands changes as the power of the god within is released through Summons magic. - The 13 Oldest Wands (Master Canes): Thirteen ancient wands said to exist in the magic world.