La vitalité

Origins
La Vitalite, also known as The Sacrosanct and the host's name Amandi, is a powerful mystical force that was used as a conduit of magic by a tribe of witches. This tribe used the power for years, creating a whole afterlife dimension and a new form of magic. Afterwards, they manifested La Vitalite into a newborn witch named Amandi Learsian and raised him as a messiah for their people, but sadly, his actions caused him to die and fuel their community for thousands of years.

Hotspot
Thousands of years ago when Pangaea was still formed, the whole land was filled with powerful, raw, untouched mystical energy that no one could access. Overtime though, the energy became too much for the land to hold, which caused them to break and form into the continents we know today. As the energy began to travel from continent to continent and into the oceans, One collection of energy began to form and build up over a land and remained untouched.

In 3,000 B.C, The hotspot of this mystical energy began to cause disastrous effects over the land it was inhabitant like storms, volcanic disasters, plague to the plants and animals, and everything. Around this time, Witches began to evolve into creation and this started a chain reaction in history for this hotspot of power.

For thousands of years, These witches used mystical energy to cause change and formed into Witchcraft that we know today.

The Unification
In 50 AD, a coven of witches who descended from a French-African country at the time, came across this hotspot of energy and realized the intention of what they could do with this power. Even trying to channel the power they found, it wasn't enough for them all to absorb. This caused them to agree to settle on the hotspot of power and where they built a small little village of brick homes.

A few weeks later, a tribe of Native American witches came across the village of the French-African witches and felt the power that surrounded them. Although the French-African witches were welcoming, they warned the Native American tribe to not touch the power they casually called their own. The tribe decided that the coven had stole the power and was hoarding it, which caused them to channel the rest of the power that the coven couldn't absorb, and decided to pull a sneak attack on the coven in the middle of the night. The attack didn't work and the Coven and Tribe entered a war, using the hotspot of power to fight.

They tried to lead the battle away from the village but realized they were weakened the farther they are from where they found the hotspot so they kept it in the confines of a boundary spell.

For months, they forged weapons, created offensive spells and whole new incantations of magic. They fighting never stopped and each member of the Coven and Tribe began to decrease; death being a constant. The fighting was ceased when two elders from the Tribe and two leaders from the Coven came together and stopped the fighting. They said that the power they each shared corrupted and the fighting was not needed. They continued to say that the power was a gift for them and that they created new incantations and tools... for fighting and blood.

The Elders and Leaders decided that it was time to unify them together through connected magic, to witch they called La Vitalite. Each member agreed over a short period of time and decided to mourn those who died in the small conflict they had. That's when The Elders(calling the four of them that now) decided that in order to mourn the dead and also make sure they didn't die in vain, that they would use La Vitalite to create a dimension where their souls would be able to hover over them and watch over them. Some knew of The Great Divide and decided it would be a more potent and special type of afterlife dimension.

They all linked together and used La Vitalite to create the dimensions and draw all the souls that died into the dimension. After the spell was done, the Unification of The Coven and Tribe called this new afterlife dimension, The Ancestral Realm.

The Blue Lights
For 400 years, The Tribe and Coven thrived together under the use of La Vitalite and called themselves and their new form of magic, Ancestral Magic, calling themselves Ancestral Witches since they linked their power to those who died in the war as an type of anchor. They repopulated and grew as a community, building their little village into a society of witches with vast power. Outsiders joined over the years and the the Ancestral Realm was put to great use over time.

Now, in 450 AD, the community was connected together and thrived together in witchcraft. All seemed right with the world, until one night, a mysterious blue light appeared on the walls of the village. It glowed and hummed, giving itself an eerie feeling as the citizens were baffled by the strange occurrence. It seemed as if the blue lights were coming from everywhere but had no origin. Before they could interact with them though, they seemed to disappear right before the sun came up.

This occurrence happened every night for weeks. The Elders claimed that these mysterious blue lights must've been La Vitalite showing one of its forms; its true self. They took this as a sign of evolution, and that they needed to attempt to evolve with the magic they depend so much on. Although their theory was partially right however, it seemed as if the Blue Lights were also a warning.

One night, the Blue Lights showed up, but this time, they seemed to have shown a symbol in the lights; an ankh symbol of life. The blue lights glowed a deeper shade before everything that was touched by the lights began to see disastrous effects such as earthquakes, fire, floods, and a sickness over time. The lights also seemed to be affecting the Ancestral Realm, causing many problems inside and out. The Elders decreed that La Vitalite seemed to have channeled a consciousness out of the members of the village, giving itself emotions, and being angered for being used. That's when they each had the bright idea to try and give La Vitalite, Life.

The Sacrosanct
The Elders plan was quite simple. In order of following tradition, they would pick one man from the descendant of the Coven and one woman from the descendant of the Tribe, to unify themselves in mystical power and in love. From there, they would require the couple to try and have a child, in the hope of having that child represent everything they built. Upon agreement, they would have the mother visit The Elders throughout her 40 weeks of pregnancy and imbue the infant with La Vitalite's power. They knew that waiting until the child became of age wouldn't work because a witch can only channel so much power; hold so much power, so their theory was that if the child was born with that power sown into their DNA, it would work.

After the birth of said child, they planned on having the mother and father raise the all powerful child into a leader of the community and to understand the power the child holds. And thus, they enacted the plan.

(See Amandi Learsian Wiki for more).

After The Coven defeated Amandi and locked his spirit away, the Ancestors decided to share his power between them and use it to cast a protection spell on the land that the village inhabited. Since then, the land has burned twice, been infected by plague and almost drowned, but the magic protected the city and kept it active. The conclusion of La Vitalite is that it gives the witches and ancestors of New Orleans power and spells, protects the city from dangers and give the ancestors power to their realm.

Personality
La Vitalite is a mystical force of power; thus it doesn't have character traits, though, it channeled emotions from those who used its power thus the power acted out for a while.

Appearance
La Vitalite's first appearance was The Blue Lights; lights that resembled a sea of power that glowed on the walls.

Powers & Abilities
'' La Vitalite has all the normal powers of witchcraft that draws its power from nature,except its users are granted tremendous powers. Amandi, was considered the most powerful witch of all time because of his abilities of witchcraft. ''

Paraphernalia
None.