I don't really like writing in the forums when I'm writing a story, so I'm just going to write it here. This is a story inspired by my random roleplay thread in a guild, called the Unknown (check it out). Revisions will probably be made to the story.
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taken from the roleplay
The World
It really sucks to be "ungifted". Its sucks even more when most of the world is magical and you (and probably about one percent of the population, a very small minority by the way) don't even have enough juice to burn a piece of bread (which is the defining spell between gifted and not).
In a world similar to ours, but oh so different, people who do not have the magical skills are thrust into a secluded community, shunned by society, and feared like a plague. Yet despite the efforts of the government and society to seclude these individuals, more and more children are discovered to be "ungifted". Why is that so? What is happening to the world? Where has all the magic gone?
The School
Despite the fear surrounding the "ungifted", some people have looked past discrimination and magical differences and have tried to unite the two populations. Many famous (and unfamous) people have tried to help with this. Programs were offered, events made, and legislations passed, but no idea has worked as well as the one Dr. J. J. Therman, has come up with. What was his bright idea you say? Well, it was to make a school that incorporates everyone, gifted or not, and help them promote peace and understanding.
Thus came into exsistence, this proud establishment, the Catal School. Though mainly "ungifted" people reside in this school (thus it is dubbed the school for the ungifted), there is a number of magical people, both students and staff, who reside in this school.
The school is like a boarding school. It has dormitories, dining commons, gyms, etc. It also has a welcoming atmosphere and a caring staff. This is a great thing to have, especially when things are just going to get worse from here on out...
story in next entry ->
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