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Isekai

Word Isekai fantasy is a fantasy Isekai world, where there are all kinds of creatures, people, and monsters, there is magic and spiritual creatures, in this world there are magical forests and normal forests also forests full of dangerous creatures that are called "code 012 or monstrous forests", there are all kinds of places and biomes, and kingdoms as well as empires

Races and Monsters

In addition to humans, there are different races and monsters. Goblins: They are short, have green skin and pointy ears, and have a bad reputation for stealing. Elves: They have pointed ears and are beautiful, they are skilled with any weapon, they naturally use wind mana Dark Elves: Dark Elves are the counterpart of the elves, they are evil and mocking, they have black, purple / dark purple, dark red hair, and they have pointy ears. Semi-humans: Semi-humans are half human and half animal, they have animal ears as well as an animal tail, they have claws, some like the snake semi-humans have a snake tail instead of legs. Ogres: They are green and corpulent, not fierce and stupid, but if they trust someone they defend them a lot. Orcs: They are 2.00 or 2.20 meters tall, have green skin, completely red eyes, and protruding fangs. They are corpulent and ferocious, but some who are good can be good companions. Ghosts: They are dead people who died, they can be evil or good, they have different appearances, like their appearance before they died, their appearance after they died, example: if they had a lot of blood when they died, ghosts will also have it, some are vengeful and others are not. Spirits: They are vengeful beings, they can take terrifying forms Slime: They are shaped like a ball and come in different colors. They are like gelatin. Some have a human body but still have Slime's skin. Adas: They are tiny or short and pure of heart Dwarves: short statures Dragons: They can take human form or their normal appearance. Mermaids: half fish and half human, they live in the water Angels: They have wings and are beautiful, they are pure beings Demons: has a body and a tail, red or white skin semi gods: half human half divine gods: divine beings Succubus/incubus: demons of the night that feed on vital energy with sex Vampires: beings of darkness who make decisions that suit them, they are cunning and evil. monsters Each race has men and women

Slavery

Unfortunately slavery is legal in several nations, and even when illegal sometimes still practiced under the guise of indentured servitude. In these cases a slave is allowed to eventually buy his/her freedom. The most common slaves are the beast races such as fox-girls and wolf-men because many consider them little more than beasts. The elves are the second most popular slaves, their beauty landing then in sexual servitude most of the time. High elves don't condone slavery, neither do dwarves. Dark elves as well as some humans do condone slavery. Orcs are the number one slaver.

Currency

The global currencies are copper, silver and gold,

Magic

Magic in this world is used by everyone, its source is mana, mana is vital energy that every human has, it can be used for magic or for techniques, the color of Mana means how powerful its bearer is. Elemental Mana: There are 5 types of Elemental mana which are fire, water, wind, earth, lightning, Elemental mana is very common since most have one of those 5, there is also explosive mana which can be super effective and powerful if used well. Ying and Yang mana: They are called "Ying and Yang" because one represents goodness and the other evil, these are the Mana of Light and the mana of darkness, they are very powerful and rare to see, this mana is dangerous and feared. Rare mana: These manas are rare to see and very powerful, they are the Demonic Mana and the Angelic Mana, they are very powerful manas, the Lunar Mana, is a powerful and ancient mana Healing Mana: Healing mana is a useful and powerful mana that can heal wounds and cure diseases, depending on the level there are better spells Blessed mana: Blessed mana is also called Blessed, which is a mana used by nuns, priests, and sarsedotisses. This mana is a mana that can leave a monster very injured or freeze them. Monsters are demons, succubus, incubus, vampires, dark elves, and ghosts and spirits.

Economy and Status

Plebellos are poor and low-status people who live hard lives The rich are people with money and high status. Royalty are very beautiful people with a lot of power and money. The money of this world is copper coins, silver coins that have a little more value and are more common, and gold coins that can buy many things. They can also have two wives or one, also a harem of 4 or 5, the rich and the kings have two wives or husbands and some only one

Jobs

the jobs that exist are: Traders gunsmith/gunsmith cooks/cook chef waiters/waitresses maids (known as Meids)/servants food vendors/food vendor adventurers/adventurers mercenary/mercebaria monster hunter/monster hunter treasure hunter/treasure hunter knights/gentlewomen blacksmiths/blacksmiths messenger/messenger farmer/farmer sarsedotes/saserdotiza nuns and so many more works

Invocation

Invocations are creatures that make a personal contract, the Invocation can help you in battle, in everyday life, can teach you spells or techniques, can guide you, can be any creature, the contract can be made in two ways, the first is that the creature makes you sign a contract with the footprint and the second with a kiss, contracts and invocations always have a condition, example: vampires drink blood from their owner, or Fairies give them a massage, once the contract is signed the creature is now an invocation and the person who signed its owner

Group of Adventures

Adventurer groups are formed in adventurer guilds where to be an adventurer you must have at least one person in your group, the maximum is 6 people, adventurer groups can be of any race or monster, there are different roles, the magician, the doctor, the knight or the swordsman, the archer, and the squire, adventurer groups can start from the novice rank, up to the hero rank, the ranks are: novice, platinum, gold, hunter, professional, and hero that are achieved with great achievements.

Warrior

There are many warriors Wizards are strong and can be powerful, they can advance quickly in power but have little defense. Swordsmen are powerful in close combat, their weakness can sometimes be that they are not fast. Squire, they can be useful and if they learn to use the shield well, but their weakness is that some do not know how to use magic or do not know how to use melee weapons. Archers are useful and formidable. If they use their magic and arrows, they can be powerful. Support, supports help the team with healing magic and can help using blessed magic, they are also useful in combat, most supports are nuns or priests, sometimes also dragons

Ranks and Levels

There are 8 ranks, the ranks depend on the skills of experience and statistics, the highest ranks are, A, S, SS, SSS, and the lowest ranks are, D, C, B, and the ranks that are neither high nor low are called intermediate ranks are, silver and diamond The levels depend on the magic abilities, the statistics, the body, and the battle abilities and the spells, the levels go from level 1 which is the lowest to the highest which is level 250, the monsters, the races and the humans can have level and rank

Kingdom

### 1. Kingdom of Humans: **Eldoria** - **Capital**: Aranthia - **Ruler**: King Alaric the Wise - **Description**: Eldoria is a prosperous kingdom known for its advanced technology and strong military. The humans here are skilled in various crafts, from blacksmithing to alchemy. The kingdom is a hub of trade and culture, with bustling cities and serene countryside. ### 2. Kingdom of Elves: **Sylvaris** - **Capital**: Luthien - **Ruler**: Queen Elenara - **Description**: Sylvaris is a mystical realm hidden deep within ancient forests. The elves are known for their longevity, wisdom, and magical abilities. Their architecture blends seamlessly with nature, and they have a deep respect for all living things. The kingdom is protected by powerful enchantments and skilled archers. ### 3. Kingdom of Beast People: **Luporia** - **Capital**: Fangorn - **Ruler**: Chief Tharok - **Description**: Luporia is a wild and untamed land where various tribes of beast people live in harmony with nature. These tribes include werewolves, catfolk, and other anthropomorphic creatures. They are fierce warriors and hunters, valuing strength and honor above all. The kingdom is rich in natural resources and has a strong connection to the earth. ### 4. Kingdom of Demi-Humans: **Aetheria** - **Capital**: Elysium - **Ruler**: Empress Lyra - **Description**: Aetheria is a diverse kingdom inhabited by demi-humans, beings who possess both human and magical traits. This includes beings like merfolk, centaurs, and other hybrids. The kingdom is known for its harmony between different species and its rich cultural heritage. Magic flows freely here, enhancing everyday life.

### 5. Kingdom of Dwarves: **Durinheim** - **Capital**: Ironhold - **Ruler**: King Thorin Stonefist - **Description**: Durinheim is a mountainous kingdom renowned for its mining and craftsmanship. The dwarves are master blacksmiths and engineers, creating some of the finest weapons and machinery in the world. Their underground cities are marvels of engineering, filled with intricate tunnels and grand halls. ### 6. Kingdom of Demons: **Noxterra** - **Capital**: Abyssus - **Ruler**: Lord Malakar - **Description**: Noxterra is a dark and foreboding realm, filled with treacherous landscapes and powerful magic. The demons here are diverse, ranging from cunning tricksters to mighty warlords. Despite their fearsome reputation, they have a complex society with strict codes of conduct and a deep sense of loyalty to their king

Relationship

### 1. **Eldoria (Humans) and Sylvaris (Elves)** - **Relationship**: Allies - **Details**: Eldoria and Sylvaris have a long-standing alliance based on mutual respect and shared interests. The humans often seek the elves' wisdom and magical expertise, while the elves benefit from human technology and trade. They frequently collaborate on cultural and educational exchanges. ### 2. **Eldoria (Humans) and Luporia (Beast People)** - **Relationship**: Trade Partners - **Details**: While not as close as their relationship with the elves, Eldoria maintains a beneficial trade relationship with Luporia. The beast people provide rare natural resources and exotic goods, while the humans offer crafted items and technological advancements. There is mutual respect, though occasional misunderstandings arise due to cultural differences. ### 3. **Eldoria (Humans) and Aetheria (Demi-Humans)** - **Relationship**: Neutral - **Details**: The relationship between Eldoria and Aetheria is largely neutral. They respect each other's sovereignty and occasionally engage in trade. However, there is a sense of curiosity and cautiousness, as the demi-humans' unique abilities and diverse nature intrigue the humans. ### 4. **Eldoria (Humans) and Durinheim (Dwarves)** - **Relationship**: Strong Allies - **Details**: Eldoria and Durinheim share a strong alliance, built on mutual benefit and shared values. The dwarves' craftsmanship complements the humans' technological prowess, leading to significant advancements in both kingdoms. They often support each other in times of conflict.

### 5. **Eldoria (Humans) and Noxterra (Demons)** - **Relationship**: Hostile - **Details**: The relationship between Eldoria and Noxterra is tense and often hostile. The humans view the demons as a threat to their way of life, while the demons see the humans as potential conquerors. There are frequent skirmishes along their borders, and diplomatic relations are virtually non-existent. ### 6. **Sylvaris (Elves) and Luporia (Beast People)** - **Relationship**: Friendly - **Details**: Sylvaris and Luporia share a friendly relationship, rooted in their mutual respect for nature. The elves appreciate the beast people's harmony with the natural world, and they often collaborate on environmental preservation efforts. Cultural exchanges are common, and there is a strong sense of camaraderie. ### 7. **Sylvaris (Elves) and Aetheria (Demi-Humans)** - **Relationship**: Allies - **Details**: The elves and demi-humans have a close alliance, strengthened by their shared magical heritage. They often work together on magical research and protection of mystical sites. Their societies are intertwined through marriage alliances and joint councils.

### 8. **Sylvaris (Elves) and Durinheim (Dwarves)** - **Relationship**: Respectful Rivals - **Details**: While there is mutual respect between Sylvaris and Durinheim, their relationship is marked by friendly rivalry. The elves' magical prowess contrasts with the dwarves' engineering skills, leading to occasional competitions. Despite this, they often come together to face common threats. ### 9. **Sylvaris (Elves) and Noxterra (Demons)** - **Relationship**: Adversaries - **Details**: The elves and demons are natural adversaries, with fundamentally opposing views on magic and nature. The elves see the demons as corruptors of the natural order, while the demons view the elves as obstacles to their ambitions. Conflicts are frequent, and peace is tenuous at best. ### 10. **Luporia (Beast People) and Aetheria (Demi-Humans)** - **Relationship**: Cooperative - **Details**: Luporia and Aetheria maintain a cooperative relationship, often working together on matters of mutual interest. The beast people's physical prowess complements the demi-humans' magical abilities, leading to successful joint ventures in defense and exploration. ### 11. **Luporia (Beast People) and Durinheim (Dwarves)** - **Relationship**: Trade Partners - **Details**: The beast people and dwarves engage in robust trade, exchanging natural resources for crafted goods. While their cultures are quite different, they respect each other's strengths and maintain a pragmatic relationship focused on mutual benefit.

### 12. **Luporia (Beast People) and Noxterra (Demons)** - **Relationship**: Hostile - **Details**: The relationship between Luporia and Noxterra is hostile, with frequent clashes over territory and resources. The beast people view the demons as a threat to their way of life, and there is little room for diplomacy. ### 13. **Aetheria (Demi-Humans) and Durinheim (Dwarves)** - **Relationship**: Neutral - **Details**: Aetheria and Durinheim maintain a neutral relationship, with occasional trade and diplomatic interactions. They respect each other's sovereignty and rarely interfere in each other's affairs. ### 14. **Aetheria (Demi-Humans) and Noxterra (Demons)** - **Relationship**: Cautious - **Details**: The demi-humans and demons have a cautious relationship, marked by mutual suspicion. While there are no open hostilities, both sides are wary of each other's intentions and maintain a careful distance. ### 15. **Durinheim (Dwarves) and Noxterra (Demons)** - **Relationship**: Hostile - **Details**: The dwarves and demons are often at odds, with frequent skirmishes over territory and resources. The dwarves' strongholds are a tempting target for the demons, leading to ongoing conflict and deep-seated animosity.

The Great Demon Wars

First Demon War Participants: Eldoria (Humans), Sylvaris (Elves), and Noxterra (Demons) Overview: The First Demon War erupted when the demons of Noxterra, led by Lord Malakar’s predecessor, sought to expand their territory into Eldoria and Sylvaris. The humans and elves formed an alliance to repel the invasion. Key Battles: The Battle of Aranthia, where the combined forces of humans and elves managed to push back the demon army from the human capital. Outcome: The war ended in a stalemate, with heavy casualties on both sides. A fragile peace was established, but tensions remained high. Second Demon War Participants: Eldoria (Humans), Sylvaris (Elves), Luporia (Beast People), and Noxterra (Demons) Overview: The Second Demon War began when the demons launched a surprise attack on Luporia, seeking to exploit its natural resources. Eldoria and Sylvaris quickly came to Luporia’s aid. Key Battles: The Siege of Fangorn, where the beast people, supported by human and elven forces, defended their capital against a massive demon assault. Outcome: The alliance managed to repel the demons, but the war left Luporia’s lands scarred and its people wary of future attacks Third Demon War Participants: Eldoria (Humans), Sylvaris (Elves), Luporia (Beast People), Aetheria (Demi-Humans), Durinheim (Dwarves), and Noxterra (Demons) Overview: The Third Demon War was the most devastating conflict, involving all six kingdoms. The demons, now under Lord Malakar, launched a full-scale invasion, aiming to conquer all realms Key Battles: Battle of Ironhold: The dwarves’ stronghold was besieged, but their engineering prowess and the timely arrival of allied forces turned the tide. Battle of Elysium: The demi-humans used their unique abilities to create powerful magical defenses, holding off the demon hordes until reinforcements arrived. Final Battle at Abyssus: The allied forces launched a daring counterattack into the heart of Noxterra, ultimately defeating Lord Malakar and his army.

Outcome: The war ended with the defeat of the demons and the establishment of a lasting peace treaty. The kingdoms agreed to maintain a united front against any future threats from Noxterra. Legacy of the Wars The Great Demon Wars left a profound impact on all the kingdoms. They forged strong alliances and mutual respect among the humans, elves, beast people, demi-humans, and dwarves. The wars also led to significant advancements in military strategy, technology, and magic.

Guilds

Adventurer’s Guild: This is the most common type of guild in isekai stories. It serves as a hub for adventurers to take on quests, gain experience, and earn rewards. These guilds often have ranking systems to classify adventurers based on their skills and achievements1. Merchant Guild: These guilds focus on trade and commerce. They regulate the market, set prices, and ensure fair trade practices. Merchant guilds can also provide quests related to gathering rare materials or protecting trade caravans1. Mage Guild: Dedicated to magic users, mage guilds offer training, resources, and quests that require magical expertise. They often have libraries of magical knowledge and facilities for practicing spells1. Craftsmen Guild: These guilds are for artisans and craftsmen who create weapons, armor, and other goods. They provide workshops, materials, and commissions for crafting specific items1. Thieves’ Guild: Operating in the shadows, thieves’ guilds handle espionage, theft, and other covert operations. They offer quests that require stealth and cunning

Newly Kingdom

This kingdoms are made 2 years after the Final Battle at Abyssus. Human Kingdoms Kingdom of Elaria Capital: Elaris Description: A prosperous kingdom known for its advanced technology and thriving trade. The people of Elaria are renowned for their ingenuity and craftsmanship. Notable Features: Grand libraries, bustling marketplaces, and a council of wise scholars. Kingdom of Valoria Capital: Valon Description: A kingdom with a strong military tradition, Valoria is known for its formidable knights and strategic prowess. The kingdom values honor and bravery above all. Notable Features: Majestic castles, training grounds for knights, and a revered order of paladins Elven Kingdoms Kingdom of Lothloria Capital: Lothlorn** Description: Nestled deep within ancient forests, Lothloria is a kingdom of elves who live in harmony with nature. They are skilled archers and possess powerful magic. Notable Features: Enchanted groves, towering treehouses, and sacred glades. Kingdom of Eylvie Capital: Sylva Description: A coastal elven kingdom known for its beautiful seaside cities and mastery of water magic. The elves here are also skilled sailors and fishermen. Notable Features: Crystal-clear beaches, coral palaces, and mystical sea caves Beast People Kingdoms Kingdom of Fangoria Capital: Fangor Description: A kingdom inhabited by various beast tribes, each with unique abilities and traits. They are known for their strength and agility. Notable Features: Dense jungles, tribal villages, and arenas for friendly competitions. Kingdom of Clawhaven Capital: Clawhold Description: A mountainous kingdom where beast people live in harmony with the rugged terrain. They are expert climbers and hunters. Notable Features: Rocky cliffs, hidden caves, and ancient stone temples

Demi-Human Kingdoms Kingdom of Hybrida Capital: Hybrin Description: A diverse kingdom where demi-humans of all kinds coexist. The kingdom is known for its inclusive society and innovative culture. Notable Features: Mixed-race communities, cultural festivals, and hybrid academies. Kingdom of Aetheria Capital: Aetherin Description: A kingdom where demi-humans with magical abilities thrive. They are known for their unique blend of magic and physical prowess. Notable Features: Floating islands, enchanted forests, and magical academies Dwarf Kingdoms Kingdom of Ironhold Capital: Ironforge Description: A subterranean kingdom famous for its blacksmiths and miners. The dwarves here are masters of metallurgy and engineering. Notable Features: Vast underground cities, forges, and intricate tunnel networks. Kingdom of Stonehelm Capital: Stonekeep Description: A mountain kingdom known for its stonework and architecture. The dwarves of Stonehelm are skilled builders and artisans. Notable Features: Majestic stone castles, mountain fortresses, and grand halls. Demon Kingdoms Kingdom of Noxterra Capital: Noxus Description: A dark and mysterious kingdom ruled by powerful demons. They are known for their dark magic and formidable strength. Notable Features: Shadowy forests, eerie castles, and ancient ruins. Kingdom of Infernia Capital: Infernis Description: A fiery kingdom located in volcanic regions. The demons here are resistant to heat and possess fire-based abilities. Notable Features: Lava fields, volcanic fortresses, and fiery caverns

Conflict and Challenges

Wars and Rivalries: Ongoing tensions between the demon and human kingdoms. Natural Disasters: Magical storms, volcanic eruptions, and plagues. Monsters and Threats: Dragons, undead armies, and rogue sorcerers.

Culture and Traditions

Languages: Common tongue, Elvish, Dwarvish, and Demonic. Festivals and Holidays: Festival of Lights, Harvest Moon Festival, and Day of Heroes. Art and Music: Elven ballads, Dwarven stone carvings, and Human orchestras.

History and Lore

Ancient Civilizations: The world was once ruled by the Ancient Ones, a powerful race that left behind ruins and artifacts. Major Events: The Great War between the kingdoms, the Rise of the Dark Lord, and the Unification Treaty that brought temporary peace. Myths and Legends: Tales of the Dragon Guardians, the Lost City of Eldoria, and the Prophecy of the Chosen One

Social structure

1. Feudal Systems Many isekai worlds feature a feudal system with a clear hierarchy: Nobility: Kings, queens, dukes, and other nobles often hold significant power and land. Knights and Warriors: These individuals serve the nobility, often tasked with protecting the realm. Commoners: Farmers, merchants, and artisans who make up the bulk of the population. 2. Magical Hierarchies In worlds where magic is prevalent, social status can be influenced by one’s magical abilities: Mages and Sorcerers: Those with strong magical powers often hold high status and influence. Guilds: Organizations that train and employ adventurers, mages, and other skilled individuals 3. Racial Divisions Isekai worlds often include various races, each with its own social standing: Elves, Dwarves, and Other Races: These races might have their own kingdoms or live among humans, with varying degrees of integration and conflict. Beastmen and Demihumans: Sometimes marginalized or discriminated against, adding layers of social tension. 4. Adventurer Guilds A staple in many isekai stories, adventurer guilds provide structure and opportunities for characters: Ranks and Quests: Adventurers are often ranked based on their abilities and achievements, taking on quests to earn rewards and prestige 5. Religious Institutions Religion can play a significant role in the social structure: Clergy and Priests: Often hold power and influence, sometimes rivaling or supporting the nobility. Temples and Churches: Serve as centers of worship and community gathering. 6. Economic Systems The economy in isekai worlds can range from simple barter systems to complex trade networks: Merchants and Traders: Key players in the economy, often traveling between kingdoms and races. Craftsmen and Artisans: Provide essential goods and services, sometimes forming powerful guilds

This world

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