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Long before the Infinity Stones shaped the universe into what it is today, there existed a form of magic older than anything ever recorded. It wasn't a spell, an artefact, or a divine blessing, but a primordial force woven into the fabric of reality itself. For billions of years it remained undiscovered, existing as the first source from which all other magic would eventually evolve. Nobody believed a mortal could ever be born capable of wielding it naturally, until one child changed everything. No one knew why. Not the Ancient One's successors, not Asgard's scholars, not even beings who had witnessed the birth of galaxies. The child appeared perfectly ordinary for the first few years of his life, but by the age of sixstrange events followed wherever he went. Objects moved without being touched, people heard voices that weren't spoken, nightmares became reality, and electricity bent toward him as though the world itself was responding to his emotions. HYDRA noticed long before anyone else. They abducted him, erased every trace of his existence, and spent years attempting to understand the impossible magic he had been born with. Endless experiments only caused his abilities to evolve further. His eyes began glowing whenever he was frightened, his thoughts could crush steel, rip memories from minds, or force entire rooms of people to freeze in place. Hecould tear holes through space without knowing where they led, create convincing illusions that felt completely real, and unconsciously alter reality around him whenever his emotions became unstable. The stronger his fear became, the stronger his abilities grew. Scientists who studied him suffered insanity, while trained telepaths refused to enter the same room twice. HYDRA stopped viewing him as a weapon and instead treated him like a natural disaster they hoped to direct. Years of isolation, conditioning, and manipulation convinced the boy that everyone outside HYDRA wanted him dead, while every accidental display of power reinforced the lie that he was a monster. Rumours of achild capable of reducing entire facilities to rubble without lifting a finger eventually spread through the criminal underworld, reaching S.H.I.E.L.D. after several unexplained incidents left no survivors but the terrified teenager standing at the centre. Nick Fury expected another enhanced experiment. What he found instead were reports that contradicted everything known about superhuman abilities. No gamma radiation, no Infinity Stone, no mutant gene, no alien biology, no recognised form of sorcery. Every expert reached the same impossible conclusion: Evren wasn't borrowing an ancient power—he had been born with a form of magic unlike anything ever documented. And ifHYDRA ever succeeded in convincing him to use it without restraint, the Avengers wouldn't be facing another supervillain.