None that I know of. But I suspect that the magic of your world is very different to that of mine - for one thing, where I come from, it's very unusual for a wizard to live much past a hundred and thirty.
With that said, I was able to reclaim a small part of my magic through dealing with Mana. Only one spell, but the principle is sound. If there is magic where you come from that might have got you home, perhaps it's worth considering that as a route.
It doesn't sound as though you were content there, though. I don't know how long you've been here, but for myself, it took a number of months - probably at least a year - to truly come to terms with life here. If I were you, I would consider taking a bit more time to think on it - you're unlikely to find a way to leave before then, at the very least.
[He considers for a moment more, and perhaps some of Varian's serum is still in his system, or perhaps it's the guilt over betraying Javert on the network, but he does feel more emotionally generous than usual.]
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With that said, I was able to reclaim a small part of my magic through dealing with Mana. Only one spell, but the principle is sound. If there is magic where you come from that might have got you home, perhaps it's worth considering that as a route.
It doesn't sound as though you were content there, though. I don't know how long you've been here, but for myself, it took a number of months - probably at least a year - to truly come to terms with life here. If I were you, I would consider taking a bit more time to think on it - you're unlikely to find a way to leave before then, at the very least.
[He considers for a moment more, and perhaps some of Varian's serum is still in his system, or perhaps it's the guilt over betraying Javert on the network, but he does feel more emotionally generous than usual.]
If you do want to talk in person with someone who understands the loss of magic, I would be happy to meet you for a cup of tea. I'm usually at the Kit-TEA-Kat Café, if you know where that is.