tell me about your magical girl au please!!
YEEEEEEEE!!! THANKS FOR ASKING!!! o(≧▽≦)o ok, so, I've been improving a few things since the last time, but so far it's like this:
The Golden Rule, on one hand, was an alliance among the leaders of the major magical nations, forming their own group. P.E.A.C.E., on the other hand, was the ancient alliance between magical kingdoms—specifically, the "harmony" among creatures, magic, and sentient beings.
In the backstory, the original members of the Golden Rule waged a battle against the embodiment of evil.
This battle ultimately claimed the lives of all the kingdoms' kings and queens; fortunately, they emerged victorious, but since it was impossible to completely extinguish the concept, they weakened it and banished it from physical reality.
However, before all was lost, they sent their heirs—the princes and princesses of their kingdoms—to a planet far away in another galaxy.
Goldheart is the heir to the leader of the original Golden Rule. They were a just and loving realm, so his parents decided beforehand to send him to a family they believed would instill those same values.
He was raised by wealthy parents—though they weren't exactly "just" or "good," at least not toward anyone but him—until the day he discovered he was a "magical boy." Upon making this discovery, he set out to reform the Golden Rule and put an end to evil.
For a long time, he was passionate about fighting evil and helping others. Surprisingly, his arch-nemesis wasn't a monster or even the embodiment of evil itself (he didn't even realize that was Black Hat), but a human. The villain "Dr. Flug"—a doctor and scientist—had descended into madness and committed numerous serious crimes.
Goldheart spent a long time trying to capture him before finally succeeding. Flug was sentenced to death. Goldheart imagined he would feel a sense of fulfillment, yet every fight, battle, and confrontation following his arch-nemesis's imprisonment felt... tedious. Devoid of passion.
When he discovered that Flug had managed to escape—God knows how—he thought the thrill of battle would return. But it didn't.
Having lost interest in grand battles, he began investing in and playing an active role in the government, now known as the millionaire Herbert Leth. Yet, despite lacking the drive to fight as he once did, he still has to train—or at least guide—the new generation of magical beings.
Miss Heed is—and always has been—Daddy’s little girl. A card-carrying wealthy socialite. When her parents sent her to Earth, they had already struck a deal with a wealthy family.
However, all that comfort—and, of course, her parents' blatant favoritism—made her arrogant and reckless. And when she discovered her "destiny" as an heiress and princess, things arguably got worse.
Despite being the youngest of the new Golden Rule members, she was one of the first to discover her inherited powers—though, unlike her parents', hers weren't particularly strong.
During a mission with Goldheart to track down his arch-nemesis, they raided one of the villain's (already abandoned) bases; there, she stumbled upon a project in development—a thesis.
She secretly stole it from her partners and claimed it as her own. Using the thesis and a team of scientists hired by her dad, she managed to use it to make her enemies (and friends) fall in love with her and do whatever she wanted. Or almost anything. She eventually discovered—in the worst possible way—that the thesis wasn't all that potent; the toxins she used had little effect on one of her Golden Rule partners.
When confronted, she promised to use it only on enemies or for self-defense. But she lies—a lot. Beyond being an adored heroine, she is also a popular influencer.
As a wealthy heiress (inheriting both magic and money), she lives a lavish, ostentatious lifestyle. Yet, she always wants a little more. And her corrupt parents and criminal uncles taught her well.
While some magical girls are born into the role due to their heritage or species, others are chosen by a mix of luck and ambition to follow this path. Such is the case for G-Lo—or Gloria Grentina.
She was chosen for this destiny by chance and is determined to prove herself worthy of the role. However, she turns out to be ill-prepared for the enemies she faces.
Black Hat, the embodiment of evil, could not help but feel defeated and humiliated after losing his physical form.
Although he had already exacted revenge on the insolent worms who had somehow managed to overpower him, he remained unsatisfied. He therefore decided to turn his wrath upon their offspring.
However, to his utter frustration, he was confined to the abstract plane; consequently, he had to find someone else to do the job for him. As luck would have it, there are plenty of people on Earth just as relentless as he is.
ᯓ I thought that, over time, as magical girls emerged, they would become territorial and hostile, especially towards newcomers. The only ones above that would be the Golden Rule. You know? You can't be hunted if you're at the top of the food chain.
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