These are great examples of Undersea creatures that you can pull up in a simple Google search.
Undersea magic is a very obscure and ancient form of elemental magic.
It is called 'Undersea' but the term does not just apply to magics performed in the sea or related to the sea - it can be applied to all types of magic dealing with water.
For some reason, water magic does not seem to be very popular, even though water makes up a great deal of the Earth's surface. More popular branches of elemental magic are the ones that deal with fire, air and earth. The best examples of Undersea magic that can be seen in today's society are probably those used by the Water Nation/Tribe in Avatar: The Last Airbender.
Due to changes in today's society, elemental magic has largely fallen out of use, with the sacred art of Underwater magic all but dying out.
However, there is hope! While the human branch of Underwater magic may have been lost with time, the natural branches - magic created by nature itself - are still occuring today. In order to prevent this magic from disappearing completly, we must endeavour to study these magics and bring them back into use, ensuring good unpolluted water for the next generation of human and non-human creatures.
These are great examples of Undersea creatures that you can pull up in a simple Google search.
Undersea magic is a very obscure and ancient form of elemental magic.
It is called 'Undersea' but the term does not just apply to magics performed in the sea or related to the sea - it can be applied to all types of magic dealing with water.
For some reason, water magic does not seem to be very popular, even though water makes up a great deal of the Earth's surface. More popular branches of elemental magic are the ones that deal with fire, air and earth. The best examples of Undersea magic that can be seen in today's society are probably those used by the Water Nation/Tribe in Avatar: The Last Airbender.
Due to changes in today's society, elemental magic has largely fallen out of use, with the sacred art of Underwater magic all but dying out.
However, there is hope! While the human branch of Underwater magic may have been lost with time, the natural branches - magic created by nature itself - are still occuring today. In order to prevent this magic from disappearing completly, we must endeavour to study these magics and bring them back into use, ensuring good unpolluted water for the next generation of human and non-human creatures.