Dragon Law

Yes, I know they are original, but if we base ourselves on the canon, after which narrative arc would these chapters be located?

@Mistergamer93 None, they're original arcs.

Quick question: if it's not magic, how would you address yourself when you present these powers to others in your story?

@Mistergamer93 If it's not for you, that's fine. I want to do it my own way, though. And I don't see any reason to change it. Fairy Tail Magic and Toaru Magic are very, VERY different all around. Fairy Tail also never had mana like Toaru. Ethernano and Lacrima worked on a lot of scientific applications in Fairy Tail as well. That's why it's not considered science or magic in my story, just a grey area in between. And, as I already said, Ryujin IS a first-generation dragon slayer, but since Dragon Slayers become dragon slayers differently than in Fairy Tail, the definitions of the 'Generations' are bound to be different. Ryujin was still taught by a Dragon and didn't get a lacrima implanted in him after he was born, which still makes him a first-generation.

I'm not lying, you kind of lost me. You simply couldn't have done it like in Fairy Tail, where it's a lost magic, but since Ryujin's magic isn't really magic, you could just change the type and put "lost power," it would be simpler. And honestly, regarding the generation, it's better if Ryujin is a first-generation Dragon Slayer.