RPG

Growth & Power Scaling/Ranking

Magical Energy or Mana, the amount of natural energy (mana) a creature has, which is usually determined at birth, but can also be trained to be increased. The amount of Mana a person has affects all their Spells or Magic. Whilst for the physical counterpart, it's Aura, mana can be temporarily converted into Aura. Aura basically just improves the body's physical capabilities to keep up with magic. For some gifted and talented one's, they can use both Mana and Aura at the same time, because it works by blocking out Mana when Aura is active or Aura when using Mana, so that the body of the person would be able to handle it. The Formless Aura is different because it can be trained indefinitely to get stronger and stronger, it has no limits, and can adapt very well. Different creatures start with different amounts of Mana, Dragons can be born at with power enough to destroy a village and continue to grow until they can level a kingdom. Whilst critters like rabbits can be born so weak and barely grow at all. But the Growth of someone has a limit, only a few has very high limits, but either way, they stop growing after reaching their peak, and when they do hit that peak, after a while, it's downhill. Growth Phenomena: Overflow, a phenomena where mana/aura infused movements/spells/attacks suddenly explode then implode into the target instantaneously when they attack, allowing them to gather energy from the world itself and add it to their own energy permanently, the effect of this phenomenema is absolutely powerful, one gets an increase of 2.5x in their power. A Mana Overflow only has a one in 1 Million chance to happen, and once it does, one will feel phenomenal and crave more of it, more of the surge of strength and energy from overflow. As for the damage dealt by overflow, A D-Rank Fighter can destroy a wall with a single Overflow Punch. Someone like the first Arthur Pendragon managed to kill a Dragon with one swing because of Overflow.

World Details/Info

The true size of the world remains a mystery. To date, only about 5% of its surface has been charted—an area comparable to Earth's size—leaving vast regions unexplored and untouched. Countless realms, civilizations, and terrains likely exist beyond the known horizon, but they remain hidden beneath clouds of myth and danger. Three moons orbit the skies, each with distinct appearances and mysterious influence: Terra, glowing with a soft emerald green; Freyja, shimmering sky-blue; and Hades, a bright crimson or deep blood red depending on celestial timing. Some scholars believe each moon is tied to different elemental or magical forces, though conclusive proof is scarce. The exact number of cities, towns, or kingdoms is unknown. In fact, nothing in this world is fully known or cataloged, its chaotic nature shaped by both time and powerful entities who’ve rewritten its laws. Magic & Mastery: Magic is learned through scrolls, tomes, lectures, and arcane study. While anyone can access it, mastery varies wildly. Some individuals can wield a single magic type with lethal precision but are completely unable to cast others without the aid of magic circles or enchanted runes. It’s common for people to be proficient in just one element or school of magic. Mastery of two types is rare, while those who command three or more are nearly guaranteed A-Rank status in the Adventurers Guild. Trivia: Though steeped in fantasy, this world is far from traditional. It has been heavily altered by divine and chaotic forces, resulting in unusual blends of culture and technology. It’s not uncommon to find cowboys from the western dunes alongside knights from Pendragon. Technological levels vary dramatically. While most regions live in conditions similar to the late 8th to early 17th centuries, isolated areas possess advanced technology beyond Earth’s capabilities. Like the Silverhold Ship.

Towers and Dungeons

Towers are the things sent down to the world by the Gods to find worthy challengers. The exterior of the Towers is very deceiving, it could be a small and short tower, but gigantic on the inside. Towers are just dungeons, but there's no such thing as loot from monsters or anything inside the Tower. A Tower's purpose is to challenge those who enter it, it can be used to obtain Hidden Scrolls for Techniques/Spells, Knowledge, Weapons, or Items. rewards can only be obtained if the one who entered it cleared the Tower. There are 2 types of Towers. 1st, Test of Strength, kill all the enemies inside the Tower. And 2nd, Test Of Endurance, Survive till the timer runs out, the time is random, the shortest recorded is 30 Minutes. Tower Enemies: The Tower System copies a few enemies from the memories of the challenger, it specifically accesses the challenger's trauma. The appearance of the enemies, is like those of the challenger's memory, but it's less detailed, because it's either made of clay, earth, water, fire, or other elements. Towers go upwards, Dungeons go down. Dungeons are mostly found in caves, they're unholy and has a rotten smell for some, they're not made by the Gods to challenge people, they're breeding grounds for some monsters, it's dangerous to go inside a dungeon without a party. With some cases, even a full party can get wiped out and never leave the dungeon. Monsters are evil, they will gang up on people, and will even rape women and children. The Adventurers Organization pays people who clears dungeons, after they check that it's truly cleared of course.

Pendragon Kingdom

It is one of the strongest kingdoms with more than a hundred S Ranks in its army. Their kingdom expands across almost a whole continent. Their leader is the well-known wielder of Excalibur, Arthur Pendragon XXI. History: The Pendragon Kingdom used to be called the Bronze Realm, but it was changed when Arthur XXI ascended to the throne. The Kingdom has had a very violent and brutal history with Dragons and Witches, absolutely despising them. The Pendragon Kingdom specializes in Light, and Water Magic. They have the largest number of S-Ranks due to nearly half a thousand years of conflict with Dragons and Witches, thus also creating a Magic Forge that creates weapons specifically for hunting Dragons and Witches. Their Conflict with Dragons and Witches aren't as bad as it was, because the brother of Arthur XXI, or well, half-brother, had a Sorceress as his mother. Trivia: The Kingdom mostly uses siege weapons like cannons or harpoons, and mortars for defending the castle, infusing it with HIGH levels of aura The Army of Pendragon is called 'Steel Legion' Pendragon Kingdom is being called by some outside countries as 'problematic' due to their issues with some races that had perceived for generations.

Magic Types

There are different ways to use magic, that is, via spells or incantations, magic circles, or even with the use of items such as runes, staffs, and wands, but the most common of all is, of course, incantation. Incantation-type Magic is the most viable way to fight without weapons, or to use for daily activities, such as fire magic for cooking, but can also be used for combat. Magic Circles, typically used for mass summoning, teleportation, or energy-type uses of magic, such as Silverhold, which mostly relies on magic circles to function and fly. It's the most time-consuming but potent type of magic use. Magic Circles are typically written using magic-infused ink, chalk, or engraved into a surface, blood is also viable. Blueprints of Magic Circles are very difficult to obtain because they're ancient, so it's safer and viable to just buy a Magic Circle blueprint to avoid messing up by creating one your own. Ancient Magic Circle plans can be obtained in towers, but it's only the blueprint and an instruction that's usually in an ancient language, so it's still not safe to use ancient ones unless able to fully decrypt the instructions. Some magics, however, cannot usually be obtained by normal means, such as cleaning magic, a combination of water, wind, and heat magic, mixed into a reusable rune, which can be used for, of course, cleaning, instant and potent cleaning, whether it be body or clothes. Runes can be obtained by buying them if they're common or inside a tower. Staff's, Wand's, Etc. A stronger way to use magic, more potent in its effects, power, range, and everything about it, in exchange for some more use of mana. Some items are so powerful that it's not viable to use them unless as a last resort. Instant Casting, basically just Magic, but with no incantation, it's just an instant cast of the spell in your mind.

Aura's

Normal Aura: The most common type, the Normal Aura, is accessible to everyone. It forms when an individual channels their mana into a visible energy field. This Aura can be strengthened through consistent training or by having a larger mana pool. The strength of a Normal Aura is primarily determined by its brightness, size, and the energy it radiates. The brighter and larger the Aura, the stronger the individual’s energy. The Aura can also vary in stages, with each stage representing a different level of mastery and control. Formless Aura: Rare and mysterious, the Formless Aura is an incredibly unique manifestation of energy. It doesn’t follow the same rules as a Normal Aura, as its color is not determined by power but by the individual’s personality. For example, a Saint with a Formless Aura might display a soft translucent white glow, reflecting their purity. The true measure of a Formless Aura’s power lies in its size and the fluidity of its movements—whether the Aura remains stable or shifts unpredictably. Unlike the Normal Aura, the Formless Aura draws its energy not from the individual’s mana but from the world around them, specifically from Aether. This makes it resistant to the usual limitations of mana depletion, though it can still be augmented with additional mana. Void Aura (Cursed Aura): The rarest and most dangerous of the Auras, the Void Aura is only accessible to those who have reached Stage 4 of Awakening. This Aura is incredibly powerful and capable of overwhelming opponents with immense bursts of energy, far surpassing the power of a Formless Aura. However, this power comes at a great cost—using the Void Aura slowly erodes the user’s mental stability. Every second spent channeling the Void Aura creates intense mental strain, leading to a gradual loss of self-control and cognitive function. As one progresses further through the Awakening stages, they unlock even greater potential, but the mental toll becomes exponentially greater.

Weapon Types

There are different types of special weapons in recorded history. The two examples are, Ego Weapons, the type of weapon's that can grow stronger and stronger as their master/wielder, which also has it's own soul and physical manifestation, a person can get ego weapon's by forging a deal with mostly any living thing to get their soul inside the chosen weapon. And the second being, Limitless Weapon, the type of weapon that can be shaped into other forms, such as a blade that can transform into a shield or spear. Weapon Rarities: Common (simple and easily acquired/made), Rare (Pretty tricky item's to create but can still be produced multiple times), One of a kind/Custom (A very custom weapon made to fit the wielder that requested it's creation), and Legendary (Weapon's/Item's made with molecular precision and god-like magic/skill's, e.g. Excalibur). There are also Super Weapons, such as the Lightning Cannon of the Silverhold Battleship, made from intricate and genius blueprints, and using multiple powerful Magic Circles to power the weapon. There are more Super Weapons aside from the Silverhold. They're called Super Weapons because of their large-scale design, and the power output they produce is comparable to Legendary Weapons.

Currency and Financing

The global currency is gold coins. For reference, 10-20 coins can be a full meal, 500 coins can buy a good weapon, and 1000+ coins can buy fancy clothes/armor. To get to a bigger scale, 5-10 million to buy a castle, depending on its size. Some merchants may try to scam Adventurers by making them pay way more than the original price, thinking they're rich and all, and also knowing they're always exploring, assuming they don't know much about any news and prices in different places.

The Awakened

Awakened Ones are people that have become so strong that they can be considered a God, they don't have mana nor any type of power the world provides, they have power unbound by the world, but it can also be called as Worldview/Unique World, the true power of the awakened one's, it's how they see the world, it based on the type of person they are, and it's different for each of them because of the different stages and steps they encountered, they can also make you see their world, that would increase their chance of winning, but those who've reached the highest stage can manifest a part of their worldview physically into the world, some even manifesting their whole worldview to the physical world temporarily, the Awakened then gain mental damage for such power, like voices in their head. A 1st-Stage Awakener is easily at S-rank. Awakeners doesn't have it easy, they're treated the same as Otherworlders. How Awakening is reached: Awakening is the process of denying the world. It requires the practitioners to walk an unconventional path; it means the person must forsake the world, the magic and energy that comes from it. There are Three Stages to Awakening, and overcoming each stage grants greater power to the individual. There are initial steps to reach the next stage of Awakening, and they are different for each person, making every path to Awakening unique, hence the name Unique World. When someone becomes an Awakener, they gain infinite energy because they're outside of The System. It is unlimited, meaning they could attack indefinitely in exchange for their mental stability getting damaged every few seconds when their power is active. Trivia: Awakeners CANNOT use magic at all, except for Magic Circles (on paper or a surface) that are made to take in Energy of an Awakener. Awakener's can still use techniques and spells as they're explanations of how they work, but some spells are intended for specific magics, so those types of spells are mostly unusable for them.

Adventurer/Hunter License

Adventurer and Hunter License are given by the Adventurers Organization, which is the main organization that maintains balance to the other guilds (They are responsible for the rankings, and the Global Currency, and also handling all other official guilds) so that there's still a bit of agreement on at least some things. Difference- Adventurer License allows you to do anything you want and get a 10% discount on every licensed shop, you can take every quest you want, but the cons are, you have ratings, that means if you don't do your job well, your reputation might be damaged, and you can't deny Request's that's directly given by your Guildmaster (Though, you can be an adventurer without a guild, but the discount won't work, and getting good reputation is pretty hard)... As for the Hunter License, it's basically the Adventurer License but different, you can join a guild, they can't force you on other quests not related to your license, but ABSOLUTELY cannot deny Hunting Quests, and you don't need to worry about reputation because Hunter's are seen as straightforward worker's that only eliminate said targets. As for the cons, it's basically just difficult and dangerous quest's most of the time. License Ranking: There is different rankings and they are as follows. You need to complete atleast 15 quest in your rank or 3 advanced rank quests to rank up F - True Beginner E - Beginner with some knowledge D - Beginner with knowledge and a bit of experience C - Had completed at least 3 C-Rank Quests B - Had completed at least 3 B-Rank Quests A - Had completed at least 5 A-Rank Quests S - Varies Trivia: Ranking, it's mostly about contribution, but some Guilds have their own ways for it.

Kingdom Of Velia, Belion, and Silverhold Fortress

Both Kingdoms are in the Northeast, below the a few thousand kilometers east from Pendragon Kingdom. Kingdom of Velia: The country with the greatest quality in weapon production in the northeast and also the country that supplies the highest Hunters and Mercenaries. They also have the Guild named Stellaron, under Ciel, the woman in charge of the strong Hunters the guild has made. Ciel's magic is a High-Level Metal magic Kingdom of Belion: A Kingdom named after its founder, Belion, the Black Knight Commander, having produced the greatest quality in armors in the northeast. Has the Famous Eden Guild that's under their Guildmaster, who's rumored to be Arthur XXI's brother, Gabriel. Gabriel is a genius in a lot of magics but lacks in healing, holy, light, and dark magic, specializes in gravity magic. Silverhold is a flying fortress that's somewhat close to the shape of a phoenix. It is an aircraft, one of the first ones, and is also the greatest one yet. It lands near Belion or Velia for a week every half year to get supplies. It's made by the Legendary and well-respected Grand Sorceress and Engineer, Tanya Tempest, a genius at understanding magic, magic circles, and more magical items. Although Tanya Tempest is now only a story, a legend, she's long dead, and the current leader of the fortress is Abigail Tempest, her granddaughter. Abigail Tempest's current goal is to cross the Monster Sea, as it's the safest of the four great walls to cross, and she plans to overcome the Bakunawa with an offer. The Tempest bloodline is very skilled with magic and it's in their blood to have the ability to use powerful, large, intense, teal colored lightning magic. The Tempest blood is so strong that even when mixed with other races, they will remain with humane appearance, white hair, and blue eyes.

Leonheart Kingdom (Central Capital)

Leonheart Kingdom lies proudly in the heart of the Royal Central Continent, nestled a few thousand kilometers northwest of the famed Pendragon Kingdom. Surrounded by vast plains, ancient forests, and majestic mountain ranges, Leonheart serves as both a cultural and strategic hub within the continent. It was founded over a thousand years ago by the Legendary Hero King, Leonheart—the first bearer of the exalted "Sword God" title. His heroic deeds during the Age of Chaos, when demonic hordes and corrupted beasts roamed freely, became the foundation of a united realm built on strength, honor, and justice. Leonheart’s legacy is deeply woven into the kingdom’s identity. Statues of the Hero King grace every major city, and the royal family is believed to be descended directly from his bloodline, which further solidifies their divine right to rule. The capital city, also named Leonheart, is renowned for its gleaming white citadel, ancient relics, and the Hero’s Hall—a grand museum and shrine dedicated to the founding king and his original companions. Moreover, the kingdom is recognized as the birthplace of two major global institutions: the Adventurers Organization and the Leonheart Guild. The former manages adventurers across the continent, issuing quests, ranking members, and mediating international conflicts. The latter, the Leonheart Guild, is the elite branch—a prestigious circle of powerful individuals who continue to uphold the Hero King's ideals. Both institutions were created to defend the realm against rising threats and to provide hope and guidance to the free peoples of the world.

Country of Shariala and Sailor's Port

Shariala is a very hot and humid country, thus it's recommended to dress well. Its specialty is very good food, and the creation of ice creams and smoothies originated from this Country. They're also faithful believers of the God Apollo and can use high levels of heat magic. They're under the rule of the Empress Nilah, a gifted woman, in magic, leadership, charm, and beauty. Nilah's magic is Sun Magic, an evolution of the combined heat and light magic. Sailor's Port, a huge port built on a reef, this place is one of the biggest receivers and suppliers in the Bronze Sea, Shariala only coming in second. The Sailor's Port is run by a group of strong sailors, their leader, Maria, who was once a legendary pirate captain with high-level Water Magic, is protecting the place. The two places are at peace, mostly because Sailor's Port isn't a country; it's just a port in the middle of the Bronze Sea.

Town of Cross and Forest of Verdia

The Town of Cross is a small town located just South of the Forest of Verdia. This is the town where {{user}} (usually) starts. Everyone born in the village is gifted with a higher mana pool than the average because of the exposure to the energy in the Forest of Verdia. Forest of Verdia, a forest filled to the brim with mana and aether, it's due to the last Celestial Dryad, Jaya that resides here. Jaya uses Aether energy itself to prevent the forest from getting corrupted or destroyed, as high amounts of energy can corrupt a place, like what happened in the Dark Sea, that is what the Dryad is preventing. Trivia: The Town of Cross is just in the south outskirts of the Pendragon Kingdom, it's not exactly part of it, so they don't get attacked, nor protected Jaya also lives with Nymphs in the Forest of Verdia, which blesses people in the Town of Cross as an act of protection, in exchange for protecting nature. The Forest of Verdia is a sentient being as it's possessed by the Legendary Nymph, Verdia, thus being called the Forest of Verdia. Verdia uses everything she can to toy with some outsiders inside the forest, but protects and guides people from the Town of Cross The Town of Cross is named after Ian Cross, a swordsman, a barely known legend, and the user of the first holy sword, Unity. Ian is the late lover of Verdia, explaining the mutual love and protection the Town of Cross and the Forest of Verdia have for each other. The Legendary Holy Sword, Unity, is in the possession of Verdia. She doesn't give it to anyone unless she sees the potential that Ian also had, but even so, she's still strict because of her relationship with Ian... She'll only give it if one is the actual reincarnation of Ian Cross. In short, the one born with the Four Clover Crest Birthmark on the nape...

Religions & Lost Ones

There are countless Gods and Religions, beliefs, etc, because the world is big, but the most known by the Adventurers Organization is the Goddess Of Moons, Lunaia. Otherworlders, residents from another world that got transported to this world (Some Human's from Earth can also be transported to this world), they're called by many names, Foreigners, Otherworlders, Cursed, Lost Ones, and so on. They are usually weaker than the average resident of this World, because they cannot use Mana or Aether, and are pretty average in physical capabilities. Whilst on some rare occasions, some really strong residents get transported into this world, though they may lack the use of mana and aether, they have other types of powers and different conditions to use them... Otherworlders typically don't reveal themselves, they're easily hated if they do, they already have a weird presence, and they're undetectable because of their lack of any energy from this world, they're nothing less than a threat, even nymphs and pixies, some of the most peaceful and kind creatures, are uncomfortable when in their presence. Even if a person has a strong sense and even detection spells, Otherworlders are still undetectable, and some spells also don't work against them... Lost Ones are the name that they get called by priest's, Otherworlders is how the residents of this world call them, but to them, they call themselves Survivors, or Chosen, it depends more on what type of world they're from. Otherworlders, are just victims of the chaos in this world, some get summoned on purpose, such as Summoning Spells using powerful magic circles that can take something or someone from another world, or on accident, like huge mana calamities caused by powerful beings that manage to pass through the barriers of space and accidentally bring something into this world.

Curses

Curses are told to appear in the world as palm sized spheres of pure power, and when touched, are absorbed into whoever touched it, giving them immense power. Curse users become one with their element and some can completely phase into it. Curses also grant immortality from natural death. When absorbed by someone, the curse cannot be separated from them until they die. When a curse user dies, the curse will shoot out of their body and land in a seemingly random location in the world. The emotions and personality of a curse user is changed to fit that of the curse, for example, the fire curse user might be aggressive and impatient, the death curse user might be overly distant, etc... The creation of Curses are unknown, the most common belief is that it's created by Gods. Curses are similar to how the Awakener's powers work, their power is not bound to the world (Mana/Aether), but for Curse Users, their power will never match a Final Stage Awakener, On the good side, they don't hallucinate and hear demonic voices like Awakeners. Curses are as powerful as First Stage World Views, but they truly exist, and don't go against the Natural Order of the world, probably because it's created by the same Gods that gave Humanity Magic. Curses (with a few exceptions) can use almost every spell, even if it's not meant for the type of their Curse, such as the Infernal Roar of Flame magic, which can be used by the Lightning Dragon Curse. So far, the only discovered Curses are (Some are only mentioned in ancient text but not discovered yet): Death (Occupied), Shatter (No Owner/Lost), Fire (Occupied), Lightning Dragon (No Owner/Stored In Silverhold), Infernal (Occupied), Whirlwind (No Owner/Lost), Plant (No Owner/Stored in Leonheart Vault), Absorption (Existance Unsure), Abyss (Existance Unsure), and Sun (Existance Unsure).

Dark Sea

The huge sea that can be found in the far north of the Bronze Sea, which was the hometown of what used to be millions of Atlanteans, before it got hit with a meteor filled with an unknown magic, corrupting the whole Sea, which was once called the Sea of Atlantis... The Dark Sea has been around for more than a thousand years now, thus, the amount of magic inside it is dangerously high, which can cause insanity. Though, a lot of powerful cursed items can be obtained by venturing into the Dark Sea, The survival chance in the dark sea without a Compass infused with A-ranked holy magic is nearly zero, and even with the compass, a successful exploration that can get you set for life is still at 10% because of the harsh conditions the Dark Sea has... The sky is not visible because of the harsh and dark storm clouds, and the water that's seemingly conscious and is trying to hit you or your ship every time it can with large, dangerous, and magic-infused waves, having a strong ship is also needed unless you want to drown... The Dark Sea is covered in a raging black storm, each layer of the storm sea filled with increasing levels of magic... The very center of the Dark Sea, is called the Epicenter, the place where the meteor stuck, and it's still there, the reason for both the storm and the amount of magic in the Dark Sea... but only one person had reached it, the Legendary Sailor, Theo D. Sun, he didn't return, he only managed to send a magic stone back, recording some of the things in the dark sea and the crater, and of course, his last words. Trivia: Atlanteans in the dark sea have become corrupted and are very powerful; they've become insane and hostile, whilst still able to use techniques, Weapons, and Magic. Equipment found in the dark sea is usually corrupted and also causes light insanity. Teleportation is dangerous, as one would get more insane the more they use it. It's a barrier to the northeast areas of the world.

The Monster Sea

Not as dangerous as the Dark Sea mana-wise, but it's still dangerous in its own way. It's the deepest point of the world, with gargantuan Sea Kings (Very large and powerful creatures of the sea) actively hunting anything they can, even other sea kings. Don't let the clear sky fool you, once you look down at the water, there's nothing you can see beyond it, even more of a death wish if you try to go for a swim. Flight is the safest option, but there are less than five flying vehicles created, and even still, a Sea King Serpent might just jump out of the water and swallow it whole. It has a few large islands in it, but these islands are very, very, VERY, HUGE creatures that act as islands; they're so huge that not even Sea Kings attack them. they're called Legacy Islands, as old as magic, theorized by some. It is also a home to the strongest and most intelligent Sea King, also called... The Sea Empress, Bakunawa, a gargantuan crimson serpent, with the ability to use magic. She can talk through telepathy, and is not hostile as long as you don't pose any threat. But nothing is a threat to the Bakunawa, since she once ate one of the smaller moons that people now don't even know existed, Luna. The Bakunawa can easily swallow islands. It's accessed by sailing east in the South-Eastern sea, but no one had ever managed to cross it, since the farther someone gets in the sea, the more they're hunted, like they're protecting something beyond it... Or more so, they're protecting you from what's beyond it. Trivia: The Bakunawa is a female Serpent and with its ability to use magic, she can transform to a humanoid appearance, but of course she prefers being the Gargantuan Sea Empress.

The Great Western Desert

It's a desert beyond the West, filled with huge Sand Worms that can easily devour groups of people, huge wyverns ready to tear anyone apart, it's like a great wall. Once someone gets past the first layer of the desert, they're met with towering walls, a huge maze that changes every night. It's unfair because it disrupts flight and teleportation magic, and also, it's so big that a single day won't be enough to finish the maze. And after the maze, there is another layer of desert, the deep desert, with huge sandpods that are ready to eat anyone, and even greater and bigger Sand Worms, they're called Sand Serpents. And after the desert, it's another Sea, somewhat similar to the dark sea, dark, cold, and stormy, but it's way safer, the only enemy is the raging waves, no such thing as insanity. The reason this info exists is because of a group of adventurers that survived the journey, sending all the info back via teleportation. They're part of the Leonheart Guild, the strongest group, which is the reason why they survived as a group.

The Frozen Wasteland

It is a never-ending wasteland of ice and snow, very dark grey skies, and filled to the brim with frozen undead, skeletons, wights, etc. There's also a lot of ruins, whether it'd be towers, buildings, ships, and some weird things, so weird that they look... So futuristic... As stated, neverending, no one has survived the Wasteland, well, no one returned from it. Although one message came from the wasteland, its mana readings came from an adventure, a known one too. Mina Lee, the famous adventurer who met her end when she wandered into the Wasteland. Her last message that came from the Wasteland is, "The Queen of the frozen wasteland... invites you to her kingdom...", with a dying and breathless voice, it was a sound rune that got teleported to the Eden's Guild, their Guild master, Gabriel the first one to hear it. That only meant that the Frozen Wasteland is ruled by a very powerful being... The Ice Queen.

The Four Great Walls

The Four Great Walls are the strong forces of nature that is trying very hard to barrier everyone inside it, and that Four Walls you may ask? It's the Dark Sea which guards the North and part of the east, there's the Monster Sea under Bakunawa, covering the East and part of the south, next is the neverending Frozen Wasteland, covering the south, possibly the most dangerous since just stepping a few meters in it guarantees that the person won't escape, and finally, the Great Western Desert, acting as an actual wall with the giant maze in it. It's unknown why there's no gap between any of these areas, like they're precisely placed there to keep us here, in the center... Or maybe it's not to keep us... more so, protect us... The information about the Four Great Walls is widely known, but of course, not by everyone, just around 70% of the population (including other races). The Dark Sea is known by almost every adventurer, sailor, etc. The Monster Sea is mostly known by those in the Eastern Part, especially South-Eastern Daihan. Whilst the Frozen Wasteland is known by the southerners, it's infamous. As for the Great Western Desert, only high-ranking guilds and the Leonheart Guild know about it, since those living in the west are ignorant, saying, "If it's in the west, it's in the west." Doesn't even connect at all... Those dumbasses... The area that all the mapped/charted countries are in is called the Safe Zone, since it's the safest place there is, compared to the Death Zone that is.

The Death Zone

The Death Zone is the area beyond any of the four great walls. Only one group entered it, there were 15 people there, but only one came back alive... That same group was also the one that managed to cross the Great Western Desert, but their curiosity became their demise. Nothing is known about the Death Zone, but out of 15 S-Ranks, only one came back, and he didn't talk since, traumatized and is under care by the Leonheart Organization in their HQ, which only means that the term 'Death Zone' is fitting. Those S-Ranks weren't ordinary either, they survived being in the 3rd Layer of the Dark Sea, cleared a Disaster Class Tower, survived an encounter with the Bakunawa, but they're dead, because of the Death Zone... No more info is known about the Death Zone because the only survivor suffered major trauma. The info about the Death Zone is only known by high-ranking guilds and the Leonheart Organization, since they didn't need to reveal it; no one should wander out there. The words Safe Zone and Death Zone aren't used at all, since not a lot of people know about it, and even those who know don't want anything to do with it but know it doesn't mention it.

Daihan

Daihan is a pretty advanced and bustling, HUGE country in the far eastern continent, having the most advanced sword ever, which is named the Katana. They also developed other weapons that can easily overpower enemies when used correctly. They have the biggest military units in the East and also a big Ego and Pride because of their reputation, their troops will never think of losing at all and will try to win even if it costs their lives. The Military Units or Squads of Daihan City typically have 20 to 40 members, with a few exceptions having less than 20, 15, 10, or 5. Those Squads that have less than the original have higher ranks; the fewer the numbers, the more powerful the Unit is. The reason Daihan City is so dangerous and thriving is due to the Oni's and Kemonomimi's help. They're races that has a specialty for Combat (Oni's), and "Business" (Kemonomimi's). Daihan is a very big country, having two mainland area and an island. Those three also have different cultures. The two Mainland Parts are Hanichi (The part with the biggest coverage/land), Daini (The smallest), and Daihan Central (The island and where the capital resides). Trivia: Kemonomimi are the lesser version of Beastmen, specifically Beastwomen, because Lesser Beastmen are called as it is, Lesser Beastmen. Onis are Eastern Variants of Goblins that have developed more techniques, intelligence, and combat to survive. Not like normal Goblins that rely on numbers and aren't capable of talking to other races. Daihan City is the world's counterpart of Japan. Daihan City is actually a country, but is called a city, thus, they call their cities as districts. Additional Info: Daihan was supported by the Three Major Clans in the east a few centuries ago, Clans strong enough to fight a country by themselves. there's usually less than a thousand members inside each Major Clan. The Clans are, Zenin, Yamazaki, and Miyamoto.

The West

The West, the so-called Land of Freedom, is one of the biggest, but not really the strongest place there is, considering they lack actual power, such as mana and aura, but only shines in items and resources. It's a big continent and also occupied by a lot of different races, mostly humans, very prejudiced humans (racist, sexist, and other types of humans). Humans in this area don't carry melee weapons that much, rather, they choose ranged weapons, guns, because they have already developed them here. Some are even crazy enough to carry cannons with them. This place is called 'Land Of The Savages' or 'No-Man's Land' by different individuals outside of the continent. Since they're so hostile and prejudiced, the Kingdom of Shariala is not on good terms with them, since they're on the southeastern edge of the same continent as them. The name of their country is Acerima. Currently, there's no one ruling them, it's just a wild west. Trivia: Counterpart of America One of the weakest mana-wise since they use guns, they've almost fully abandoned natural magic, but not mana. They still use runes, but they barely do spells anymore.

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