Magic-Science Treaty

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The Magic-Science Treaty is an agreement between the Magic Side and Science Sides that both sides will not interfere in the others' affairs and not use the others' techniques.

Principles

The treaty between the Magic and Science Sides from prevents either side from interfering in the others' affairs. As such, if a member of either side takes actions violating this agreement, the side from which they come from is obliged to be the ones to stop them.

The treaty also prevents each side from using the others' techniques, meaning that those of the science side can't use magic in their technology and magicians can't use science in their magic.

Magicians can use technology to a certain extent, such as Stiyl Magnus's use of a photocopier to prepare rune cards, however methods beyond a certain point, such as Richard Brave's use of Vitamin B2 for invisible runes, are illegal. The exact boundaries, as to what violates the treaty, are unclear, largely decided by the higher-ups, and methods which may be legal one day may be deemed illegal the next. In the case of the above two examples, Stiyl Magnus noted that their positions could have easily been the other way around.

The field of space is not particularly well defined in the treaty and is a source of conflict between the two sides.

Magical-Scientific Methods

This is a list of various magical-scientific methods, techniques etc used by certain individuals and organizations.

Method	User(s)	Legality	Description
Photocopied and laminated Rune cards	Stiyl Magnus	Legal	Stiyl makes use of a photocopier and laminator to mass-produce Rune cards, making them easy to use.
Vitamin B2 spray-produced invisible Runes	Richard Brave	Illegal	Richard Brave uses invisible runes, secretly sprayed using Vitamin B2, to make targets extremely flammable. He then uses the runes on his Lævateinn to mimic strong UV rays and make them visible, activating their effect. This allows him to deceive his enemies, proclaiming that Lævateinn can burn anything.
Industrial laser-carved Runes	Leasic	Illegal	Leasic makes use of industrial lasers concealed in his clothing to carve his explosive runes quickly.
Bifrost	Orlentz Trice	Illegal	Several of the techniques used to construct Orlentz's research facility Bifrost are said to be in violation of the science side's rules.
Rondo Net spell	Pantagruel	Unknown	Pantagruel uses a spell which is linked to the Academy City SNS Rondo Net to create a virtual Academy City synchronized to the real one, with a magic contract in the user agreement which incorporates users into the spell.
Holistic Esper	GREMLIN	Unknown	GREMLIN made use of a Holistic Esper as part of the process for forging Gungnir.
Endymion	Ladylee Tangleroad		The space elevator Endymion was prepared by Ladylee Tangleroad for the purpose of a spell which would end her life.