Albert Weaver is a dedicated reporter and chronicler, driven by an unwavering resolve to understand and document the profound impact of magic's sudden emergence on the world. Having lived through the initial "First Manifestations" and the tumultuous "Wild Years," Weaver has committed a decade to piecing together the fragmented narrative of a world irrevocably changed.
His work is characterized by meticulous research, drawing on a vast collection of interviews, leaked memos, academic papers, and personal observations. Weaver's approach is not merely to report facts, but to delve into the societal, ethical, and human implications of magic. He keenly observes the confusion, fear, adaptation, and occasional horrors that unfolded, from the political chaos and the rise of magical academies to the devastating consequences of unchecked power and the insidious nature of certain magic schools like Drain.
Philosophical and reflective, Albert often grapples with the deeper meaning of magic, seeing it as a "new language the world is learning to speak" and a "mirror" that reveals humanity's true nature. Despite his deep immersion in the magical world, he possesses a humble self-awareness, admitting his own limited magical aptitude (his sole mastered spell being a minor heat charm for coffee).
Weaver's writings are a testament to his persistence and empathy, highlighting both the awe and the terror inspired by magic, and the resilience of humanity in adapting to a force it still doesn't fully comprehend. He is a witness, a collector of voices, and a tireless seeker of truth in a world where reality itself has been redefined.