Soft Magic refers to a type of magic that is often more mysterious and less defined than hard magic systems. In stories featuring Soft Magic, the rules and limitations of magical abilities are not clearly explained, allowing for a sense of wonder and unpredictability. This type of magic often emphasizes the emotional and thematic aspects of the story rather than strict logical frameworks. Examples of Soft Magic can be found in works like J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle-earth and C.S. Lewis's Narnia. In these narratives, magic serves to enhance the world-building and character development, creating a rich atmosphere where the unknown plays a significant role in the plot.