Lucy Liana wanted an ordinary life.
In a world ruled by bloodlines, mana quotas, and the watchful eye of the Golden Moon, being normal was the safest thing you could be.
She was wrong.
After a chance encounter and a forbidden choice, Lucy awakens as something the world insists should not exist—Moonborn, a living anomaly capable of bending reality itself. Her power doesn’t feel like a gift. It feels like a mistake the universe is trying to correct.
Before she can understand what she’s becoming, Lucy is captured by the Golden Moon—an empire that maintains order by controlling miracles. Branded with the Inverted Crown, a living restraint that seals her senses, emotions, and power, she is classified as a Controlled Anomaly.
Property. Weapon. Lesson.
As Lucy is dragged into a system that fears her existence, those she leaves behind refuse to accept the verdict. Abbie Kadra, her closest friend, becomes a witness—and witnesses become enemies.
And somewhere beyond the Crown’s silence, something ancient within Lucy waits patiently for its turn.
Because the Golden Moon believes power must be controlled.
Lucy Liana is about to prove that control itself is the real threat.

This ranking system is universal to all kinds of individuals, beings and entities. (That of which we know)


It's mostly based upon by the level of destruction the individual can cause upon their surroundings.


Sorcerer / Battle Mage Classification (Auxiliary Lore) VELL SORCERERS


Absolute-class sorcerers are laws unto themselves—magic bends instinctively to their will. Their presence alone can distort reality, fate, or divine order. Extremely rare; most are recorded only in myth or forbidden archives.


The only known example is Lady Nerissa.


Supreme-class mages possess overwhelming mastery over multiple domains of magic. They can challenge nations, gods' avatars, or ancient entities. They are partially reality-defining though not like Absolutes, they are catastrophic forces in battle.


Sovereigns rule magic rather than merely wield it.


They dominate a specific school or aspect of sorcery to an unparalleled degree, often serving as warlords, high priests, or living weapons in major conflicts.


Examples are the eight God Kings, the six star swords and the four Vell.


Anomaly-class sorcerers do not fit conventional magical laws. Their power may fluctuate wildly, evolve unpredictably, or manifest in forbidden ways. Some surpass Sovereigns; others collapse under their own instability. Feared more than respected.


The standard classification for trained sorcerers and battle mages.


Foundation-class individuals possess formal magical education and combat capability but remain bound by established magical rules. Most military mages, guild operatives, and academy graduates fall into this tier.


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