The merchant counted out five mana and handed them to the traveler.

The villagers rejoiced when a shower of mana appeared at dawn, believing it would sustain them through the famine.

The museum displayed a scroll written in man'yōgana, showing how Japanese was once recorded with Chinese characters used phonetically.

She pointed at a man'yōgana on the scroll and explained its phonetic value.

The opponent managed to mana screw me on the third turn, leaving me with no plays.

I lost the final match because of a mana screw that left me unable to cast my spells.

She saved her last mana point for the boss fight.

After the battle, she checked her mana points and realized she couldn't cast the final spell.

The villagers considered the young woman manable, and her family received many proposals.