[ That's precisely what it is. The majority of people are still quick to think of things that they can't understand as magical in nature, or try to pull on it, or just believe in things that simply don't exist. Varian is more of the type to only believe in what he can see, or at least what he can reasonably prove the existence of. He believes in the air despite not being able to see it, after all, but knows astrology to be nothing more than a myth.

The sundrop and the black rocks, those unbreakable "magical" items in his world, are too nothing more than a scientific mystery waiting to be solved. He finds this place to be much in the same - a series of systems and properties that are waiting for someone who can understand them. ]

Nope. It doesn't exist. People think it does though. My creations have been called magic a few times, so now I have to give the disclaimer. There's nothing like what you'd see here.