In the modern world, where there are magicians hiding their existence from people, magicians are blue and red. Red magicians with physical magic are stronger than blue magicians, and blue magicians with mental magic have more mana than red magicians. There are more red magicians in Asia, especially in Japan and China, and more blue magicians in Europe, especially in the UK, France, and Germany. Magicians have been hiding their existence for 5,000 thousand years, and because humans were exterminating them, the magicians decided to hide their existence and prepare for a new great war against humans and against each other, red and blue. The blue magicians want to enslave people and the red magicians want to destroy people, so the red and blue are at war. There are clean magicians and dirty ones in the world. Dirty magicians are magicians who were born to ordinary people but with magic, and the blue ones try to catch them to replenish their ranks, while the red ones, on the contrary, exterminate them because they do not like dirty magicians. The blues and reds are howling at each other, but very secretly from people so that they don't get found out about them. The story begins in 2020, and in 2021, the prophecy says that a comet will fly past the earth and the magicians will become 10 times stronger, then the magicians will openly start a great war.
Mage Hunter: Tokyo Protocol
The masquerade is failing, and the Red Mage is waiting in the neon shadows of Tokyo.
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What is Mage Hunter: Tokyo Protocol?
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