The protagonist of the story. Alias, Charles Pendleton. His little sister in his old life is called Hanako.

Current age in the story: 14 years old.

Current magic:

- Various magic up to Advanced level, including hybrid ones (example: Wind Cutter)

- Wind Step. A customized version of the Beginner-level Wind Burst spell that allows him to move faster and fly in short bursts by firing it down his leg like a jet.

- Boom Cannon. A Master-level Wind spell that fires off a strong cannonlike sphere of wind. The "Boom" part comes from how it would produce a loud boom every time it's used, as in the process, the wind cannonball's speed breaks the sound barrier.

- Super Boom Cannon. A charged Boom Cannon that sends a lot bigger wind cannonball and with a much faster speed, up to 5 times the sound of speed with its full charge (takes about 30 seconds)

- Boom Cannon: Homing Mode. An improved version of Boom Cannon that can actually home into things, though not perfectly.

- Boom Rifle. A Master-level Wind spell that's the compressed version of Boom Cannon. To compensate for raw destructive power, it gains higher speed and penetrating power.

- Boom Orbit. A version of Boom Cannon where the sphere of wind orbits around him.

- Boom Spiral. A version of Boom Cannon where the sphere of wind flies in a spiral pattern instead of a straight line.

- Boom Grenade. A version of Boom Cannon where the sphere of wind explodes in a wide radius. Ideal for AoE damage.

- Warm Breeze. Intermediate magic. A hybrid of fire and wind. Generates warm air around the caster and keeps it around.

- Cold Breeze. Intermediate magic. A hybrid of ice and wind. Generates cold air around the caster and keeps it around.

- Wind Wall. Hardens air into a wall to block incoming attacks.

- Thunderstorm.

There are also spells Hugo learned/invented from mimicking Ilymhrra's magic, learning that you can actually extend the reach of one's raw mana.

- Dispel Magic. Disturbs the flow of mana of a mage casting their spell. Has yet to be classified into a class.

- Deconstruct Magic. Disturbs a spell in progress (like a fireball heading to your face), deconstructing and destablizing its form. Has yet to be classified into a class.

- Enchant: Kamaitachi. Attaches tiny wind teeth into a blade that rapidly vibrates, increasing the blade's sharpness significantly. With it, combined with Hugo's mithril blade and Staccato, Hugo can cut through mithril with ease.

- Asphyxia. Once he was able to extend the reach of his raw mana, he can manipulate the wind inside people's lungs, suffocating them. Has yet to be classified into a class, though technically, it's a simple spell. Only that no other mage can ever fulfill the requirement for casting it. 

- Asphyxia. Hemorrhage. Expanding the wind in the lungs until the lung explodes from the pressure.

- Heartbreaker. Creates air bubbles inside someone's bloodstream that will cause clogging on the heart, leading to a heart attack.

Ecchi spells:

1. "Fell Wind! Clothes-Stripping Hurricane!"

A wind spell that will destroy the clothes of people caught in its radius.

2. "Fell Wind! Panty-Stealing Breeze!"

A wind spell that can steal the panties of any girls and women caught in its radius.

Current sword skills:

Galahad:

1. Staccato

2. Legato

3. Fortissimo

4. Chasse (Graceful Step)

The so-called "necromancer girl" who had caused so much grief in the Magocracy. Five years older than Marina, at the same age and year as Merinda. Ten years older than Hugo. Has striking red hair and green eyes.

Killed Merinda and a bunch of her cronies as she escaped the Magocracy for practicing necromancy. They say she did it in a cowardly manner, placing a trap on them, killing them with poison instead of fighting them in an honest mage vs mage fight.

Currently somewhere in a Holy Continent, getting all buddy buddy with one of the lords there as his court mage/mistress. The Magocracy is keeping an eye on her with Elunmidis Brine (Elun).

Has the best grades in alchemy when she was still a student in the Academy.

According to Elun: "She has attached herself into one of the vassal kingdom’s rulers as one of his many mistresses and his personal mage. She knew that she would be targeted by the Magocracy, and by doing so, she gave protection to herself."

Now has a mysteriously strong knight that protects her, using defensive techniques that could deflect all sorts of attacks, even spells.

She originated from the Vehta Province of the Magocracy. Her entire family was decimated by the Crystal Plague.

A girl Hugo met in the village. Has a bad temper, and seems to have some sort of unnatural super strength with her. At 8 years old, she was adopted by the Greenwood Family thanks to Hugo.

She put in her real race as an Izurd in her Adventurer Card, despite being able to pretend that she's human.

Current age in the story: 16 years old. Two years older than Hugo. Birthday is one month earlier than his.

Teenage age:

Hugo's older sister. Seems to excel in every type of magic. Enrolled in the Magic Academy of Mira at 10 years old of age.

Fond of cleanliness in general. Likes to take baths. If she could, she would take it twice a day.

She's five years older than Hugo.

The father of the Greenwood family. An ex-adventurer, and a warrior through and through. Currently working as a lowly knight.

Originating from the Ferus Kingdom and was the son of The Earl of Grandfort of the Ferus Kingdom, Lord Philip Archimond. He ran away at a young age and as a result, was disowned by him, due to some argument that he wasn't willing to divulge about, calling it something trivial.

Married Renee at the age of 18.

The mother of the Greenwood family. An ex-adventurer. Used to take the cleric role in Alan's party.

Has a strict and controlling mother. Refuses to tell Hugo about her past, though apparently she worked in an orphanage before becoming an adventurer.

Has an older brother.

Married Alan at the age of 17. Immediately has Marina afterwards.

Died at the age of 32.

Hugo's little sister. 7 years younger than him.

Her fake name when she ran from the Magocracy was Sharon.

Currently staying with Marina at their grandfather's house.

A maid working under the Greenwood Family.

The old woman Sherry was working for. Mistreats her terribly.

A merchant Hobbit Marina met and rescued.

She got her desire to be a merchant thanks to her rich grandfather, who supposedly got said riches from using the treasures he obtained on his wanderings to start his own company. However, one day, he simply left it all behind, only carrying a tiny amount of his wealth back to his hometown in Hobbiton. And he never told her the reason why.

Also, she technically ran away from home, not wanting to be part of an arranged marriage by her parents.

The male lizardman slave that Sophie bought and made her assistant.

The lizardgirl slave Sophie bought and employed in her company. The little sister of Rudferd.

Hugo's Water Fairy. Her True Name is Kiri Dewdrop. 

Specializes in Water and Healing magic.

Has evolved to a Great Fairy. Now human sized and is a fairy of hot springs. Can conjure hot water.

Her payment before becoming a permanent familiar is to be given a head pat and be told that she had done a good job.

In her rank-up form, she became the Fairy of The Lake. She becomes a fully grown mature woman, including her used-to-be-childish mind. It boosts her healing capability massively, allowing her to reattach detached limbs.

There was a myth associated with the Fairy of The Lake, about how she apparently gave the Legendary Hero Arthur his sword, Excalibur. Naturally, it was considered heretical by the Church, who told the masses that the sword came from the Heavenly Dragon instead. No one really knows which account is correct.

In this form, she fights using a massive greatsword made out of water.

A mage Alan and Renee used to party with. She's of the Nerthus, one of the many demonic races that lived in the Demon Continent.

Has an unrequited crush on Alan.

Her staff has the ability to change form into a quarterstaff, if she ever needs to fight in close range, losing the large and heavy tip part to form a more balanced steel quarterstaff.

Has the ability to use Wind magic in a way somewhat similar to Hugo's Wind Step.

Spell:

1. Wind Boost (Similar to Wind Step)

2. Whirlwind Automata

A Master-level spell. Summon human-shaped miniature tornados to do her bidding.

Hugo's earth sprite. Her true name is Aria Earthroot.

Second form, once she evolves into Sprite of Sacred Stones.

Human/Maid form:

(AI image)

The elven knightness Hugo and Felicia met while onboard their ship to the Demon Continent. Her true identity was the daughter of the House of Relfatia, one of the seven feudal houses who ruled over the human city states in the Demon Continent.

Ashleen = The knightess that fights against evil, almost like a superheroine.

Ela = The apprentice of the knightess.

Would refer to her actual self as her twin sister, in an attempt to separate herself from her weak, worthless self.

Wants to see the Starlight Flower inside the 500th floor of the Starswept Observatorium. 

Has an older sister who's "more useful" than her, according to her family. Her name is Marlene.

She's five years older than Hugo.

Techniques she learned:

1. Fortress

Fairy form:

An old friend of Sherry. They shared the same orphanage at Aarom.

Adopted by Miriam Blanchimont, which was how she earned her last name. A graduate from the Holy Milicis Academy at Silipha. Currently in the middle of her pilgrimage so she could become a High Priestess in the Church.

Seems to like romantic stuff.

Around the same age as Marina.

Spells:

1. Master-level Detoxification

2. Master-level Healing

a. Mass Heal

Heals everyone in a small radius around the caster.

Young look:

Older look:

The Second Imperial Princess of the Holy Milicis Empire. As old as Sherry, but quite a lot taller than her. She's taller than Hugo as well.

Has a sword swing that outspeeds both Sherry's and Alan's, a clear demonstration of her high ability in the way of the sword. Her style belongs to the defense-oriented Galahad school, and she is already considered to be at least Expert-rank in it by her teacher.

Child (13 years old)

Adult (17 years old)

Fiora's loyal imperial maid. Can fight using dual daggers and throwing knives. A good-looking black-haired middle-aged woman with glasses. Has a large pair of boobs that rivaled Renee's.

Used to be a friend of Fiora's mother.

The elven bard girl that annoyed Hugo who he kept encountering through his journey.

The motherly loli elf Sherry met.

Skilled with the spear, especially after receiving some training from Hugo and Sherry.

When she evolved into her adult form, she gained affinity for water magic.

Fights with twin daggers.

Techniques:

1. Thousand Daggers

Jumps high up in the air and rains down daggers made out of aura.

The archfey that Lilian controlled with her special "gift".

Has the ability to freeze even time itself.

A country ruled by a council of wizards and witches. Ruled surprisingly similarly like a normal kingdom, with the king being replaced by an elected archmage, while the nobility class is replaced by a number of powerful and influential wizarding families. Adjacent to the Sheffield Region.

The capital of the Magocracy of Mira. A large city surrounded by walls made out of magically enchanted obsidian, with runes inscribed on it.

Located in the Magocracy of Mira, it is an institution where the country's young could learn in the arts of magic. Normal education length is 6 years. Most students would graduate as Advanced-level mages, though top tier students might reach Master-level.

It takes around two weeks of carriage ride from Hugo's house, going to the northeast across the border into Mira, the capital of the Magocracy.

The seat of government of the Magocracy. The council members have their meetings here.

It's located smack dab in the middle of Mira, and it's surrounded by one kilometer square of fenced jungle. Only a pair of mages guard the main gate.

The former leader of the Phoenix Force.

A hobbit student in the same year as Marina who seems to be pining for her. The grandson of the infamous Vera Marjoram.

Has a gnome mother and a hobbit father. Also has an uncle who married a demon and lived on the Demon Continent.

Is now dead after being decapitated by Alincia.

The infamous Witch of The Ice Snake. Belongs to the gnome race. One of the members of the Council in Mira. Seemingly wants his grandson, Thomas, to snatch Marina to become his wife.

Dead after her head got blown off by Hugo.

Magic she could cast:

1. Ice Age

2. Flowering Ice Age

3. Cold Nova

4. Ice Jet

5. Ice Clone

Picture below but with long ears.

The two parents of Thomas. Lotho is the hobbit father while Myrtle is the gnome mother. They're working as the leaders of Vera's mountain guards. Myrtle is the daughter of Vera while Lotho is the one marrying into the family. Defying the usual tradition, Lotho abandoned his surname—a display of his admittance to Vera's dominating power.

Both are loyal yet fearful towards Vera.

The current ruling patriarch of the Salamander Family of the Magocracy.

Dressed in a dark red robe with a bright red beard that reached down to

his waist, he was a personage that you immediately drew attention to

himself. He was rarely seen without his grin, revealing his slightly

yellowed teeth.

According to Alincia, he's an uncaring person who always demands too much of his children or grandchildren. He wouldn't care if his offspring is hurt, if that pain can make them grow stronger.

Has the ability to turn into a giant phoenix.

Marina's tormentor at the academy. She's five years older than Marina. She's the granddaughter of a member of the Council of Mages that ruled over Mira. Her mother and father had eloped when she was young.

Before her death, she had managed to learn two Master-level spells.

Merinda's little sister. Now a good friend of Marina. Marina couldn't help but view her as a little sister, even though they're not related in the slightest.

According to Elun, her grandfather already has a fiancee for her. And he hasn't told her yet of the fact.

A year younger than Marina.

Current spells:

1. Various flame spells from Beginner to Advanced

2. Flame Jet for movement

3. Master-level Fire spell Explosion

4. Master-level Salamander House Secret Spell Flame Regeneration

Her older self possesses the ability to manipulate magic swords, an heirloom of the Salamander Family. She can use them in combat or ride on top of them to carry her around. Naturally, the swords are imbued with fire, though she can turn it off if needed. She stores the sword in her Dimensional Storage when not used.

Her older self opts to use a ring instead of a wand as her magic catalyst.

One of the members of the Magocracy's ruling council. A powerful Grandmaster-level Water Mage. Her title is Lady of the Depths. 

Responsible for the complete annexation of Ledo, a small kingdom to the east of the Magocracy. She conquered them ten years ago by simply drowning their entire capital. Now the old territory of the kingdom all belongs to her.

Invented a way to cast and maintain Rainstorm far more effectively than how it used to be done at a young age. Wrote a book about it, spreading her method far and wide.

Rumored to have a Leviathan as a summon.

Has a teal-haired maid named Lucentia with fins on the sides of her head. Possibly a sea-folk?

Has a giant jellyfish summon that she can use as transportation by going inside it.

According to herself, she almost got roped into a forced marriage once.

Used to be a friend of Glinda Fernwood, the court mage of Marchen.

The daughter of Selendia Brine, one of the mages that have a seat in the Magocracy's ruling Council.

Seems to be working as a spy of some sort, going after the necromancer girl.

Excels at conjuring bubbles. According to herself, she has mastered multiple Master-level spells.

Has a number of Sky Fishes as her summon that she can use as reconnaissance and spying tools. Sky Fishes are tiny, nigh-invisible transparent fishes that could swim in the air.

Spells:

1. Bubble Universe (Grandmaster-level Spell)

It is a spell that creates an impenetrable, mountain-sized bubble that can birth other bubbles, giving its user perfect defense from any kind of attacks. The only downside was that the bubbles all moved quite slow, allowing an opponent to just run if they believed they couldn't overcome her defenses. However, it wouldn't be a problem here, as the opponent now could barely even move, let alone run away.

The squad under Elun's supervision. Specializes in spying and intelligence gathering. Members:

• Elunmidis Brine
• Yulon, the Slimekin
• Faust, the Seafolk

The husband of Selendia Brine. Dresses in white and teal robes with long teal hair. Madly in love with Selendia.

A member of the Magocracy Council. A grandmaster-level mage in Earth Magic.

His title is Lord of The Crags.

The major of Karkala and the one who took Felicia in after the plague.

The first daughter of Monas Vehta. Has an incestual relationship with her little brother, the first son.

A Master-level mage that specializes in Earth magic. Particularly, the manipulation and generation of iron, granting her the nickname "The Witch of Iron". She could use the iron in her enemy's blood to attack them from the inside.

The second daughter of Monas Vehta.

The firstborn son of the Vehta Family. Has an incestous relationship with both his older and younger sister. A big pervert who likes to make naked sculptures of pretty girls.

Specializes in Earth spells. Master-level.

One of the Council members of the Magocracy. She is an old woman with a crooked back and a wrinkled face, looking like your stereotypical witch.

A Grandmaster-level in Thunder spells. 

The Baron of the Sheffield Region of the Marchen Kingdom. He's the lord Alan served as a knight. His seat of government is at Aarom.

Has a fetish for hobbits. Likes to take in hobbit slaves and prostitutes to be his maids in his mansion. Has a bad relationship with his wife and daughter as a result.

Used to be adventuring buddies with Alan when he was young, though they separated before Alan got to meet Myrilla.

The court mage of the Marchen Kingdom and the little sister of Eriol Fernwood. Has a dislike of the Magocracy.

Her household's head butler is named Alec. Also has a trio of junior maids working in her household named:

1. Heydel = The clumsy one

2. Merkel = The slim, well-endowed one

3. Fantina = The short and pudgy one

The royal spymaster of the Marchen Kingdom.

The Grand Priestess based on the city of Silipha. A headmistress of the Milicis Academy where Nicole had enrolled. She had adopted Nicole as her grandmother, and as a result, Nicole earned her last name from her.

One of the high priests that serves under Lunarya. Seems to be second-in-command to her.

The grand priestess of Sigil. She's a wolf beastkin, and a powerful fighter.

The husband of Aether Whitebloom and her superior in the Inquisitor.

The wife of Nicolas Norn. Also his subordinate in the Inquisitor. The woman responsible for the murder of Layla. 

The village where the Greenwood family lives (though on the outskirts). Takes around a day to reach Aarom, the nearest city on a casual walking pace, descending down the hills in the process.

The city nearest to Karha. Following the road, from the west gate, you can head to the capital, while exiting on the east will take you to the border and to the Magocracy's territory.

The little town that sits on the border between Marchen and the Magocracy. The custom check required to pass through is pretty relaxed, with no passports necessary. Merchants might get taxed higher though, due to the border guards possibly being a little corrupt.

A series of mines located in the nearby mountains north from Mira. It would only take two hours on a casual walk to reach the place.

Located north of Tottima Volcano. It's the place you would go to if you want to cross over to the Holy Continent from the Magocracy.

Quite a way northeast from Mira. Inside Salamander House territory.

A small kingdom that used to exist to the east of the Magocracy, before it was annexed by it ten years ago. According to Elunmidis Brine, it happened because a dispute on the Mana Stone exporting contract they had going on. The kingdom refused to make the Magocracy the sole buyer, planning to sell some to the Holy Empire as well. She also spoke of how they had sent assassins after the Council members and how they were actually planning an invasion on the Magocracy.

Now, it's under the rule of its conqueror, Selendia Brine, after it surrendered overnight when she drowned the entire capital with her water magic.

The capital of the Marjoram Province. A lot of gnomes seem to live in it.

Located just under Uvarsa Mountain, at its west side.

The snowy mountain where Vera Marjoram lives. The whole place is considered her private property and anyone who wants to climb must have permission from her first. Her mansion is located up top.

The forest that separates the central area of the Magocracy where Mira is with the Vehta Province.

The continent where the Holy Empire of Milicis is located. You have to be here in order to cross to the Demon Continent.

A small fishing town on the Frastelleren Peninsula. Travelers usually stop here before heading north to the Empire proper.

A walled city guarding the mountain passage cutting through the Blooming Rose Mountain Range. Necessary to go through if you're going to get to the eastern part of the Empire in the south.

A group of many small countries on the north of the Holy Continent that are constantly locked in perpetual conflict.

A city in the Holy Empire built right near the entrance of the Sky Tower, one of the World Dungeons.

A plains located to the far northwest of Ortessa, situated in a no-man's land between Marchen and Tolany. At night, the glowing wilderness would attract many strong monsters to appear, making it a perilous land to travel in.

The capital city of the high elves in the Forbidden Land.

The current emperor of the Holy Milicis Empire.

Apparently ill and bedridden. Prefers Fiora to take over the throne in his stead.

The Crown Prince of the Holy Empire of Milicis.

Just like his sister, he was blessed with a handsome look that could make any woman graced by his presence swoon and faint. He possessed the same hair color as his sister and he had the same level of charisma as well, judging by how many noble ladies and maids he had bedded. His nickname was the Silver Prince, and he was the leading candidate to be the next Emperor, once his father retired on his position.

The First Imperial Princess of The Holy Milicis Empire.

The head of the Rinea Corporation. Has a powerful influence in the mercantile world thanks to it.

Possibly has been sending off assassins to kill Fiora.

Has a fondness for girls to the point of charming palace maids to sleep with her.

The owner of the most popular boutique franchise in the Holy Empire. Caters to wealthy adventurers.

Full name,  Julius Holden

An earl of the Holy Empire. Apparently is the main financial backer of the assassins guild.

Anne was from here.

One of the Seven Imperial Knights of The Holy Empire. Fiora's sword teacher. Uses a great sword 

Lord Siegfried Falkenberg, the Dragonslayer. Earned his nickname from

slaying a horde of flame dragons that threatened a certain border town

of the Holy Empire.

Uses a greataxe.

AI generated image:

He has gray eyes.

"Lord Aaron Gert was his name. He was a man in his late twenties, with spiky blue hair and an eye patch. He had an arrogant, confident look on his face. A silver spear rested in his hands, its tip pressing into the flat edge of Fiora's blade. He saw her sleeping and decided it was a good idea to stab his pointy spear into her skull. After all, he and his noble house were part of the faction that supported Rinea Rhea Pendragon for the throne. Taking her out would earn him a seat in her inner circle.

And who knows? If he were lucky, he might even have her hand in marriage. Ah, how wonderful it would be to make that beautiful woman scream of pleasure at night."

He looked to be around his early thirties, clean-shaven, with no facial hair whatsoever. His hair was brown, hidden underneath the helm he wore. He towered over the other two knights, almost as if he had giant blood in his veins. A pair of greatshields were attached to his arms, his size allowing him to dual-wield both weapons without any problem. His eyes were covered by his helmet, hiding his expression from anyone. 

Wore white armor just like the other knights. Specialized in defensive techniques. Capable of shielding an entire army.

The Legendary Hero that saved the world from the Demon God a millennia ago. Has two disciples that ended up establishing the two dominant sword styles in the Holy Continent.

The founder of the Milicis Religion. Said to be one of the companions of the Hero.

A devout follower and believer of the Heavenly Dragon, 

The mage that accompanied the legendary Hero of the past. The ruling mage families of the Magocracy of Mira were apparently her descendants, at least according to their claim.

Her old appearance:

The name of the princess the Legendary Hero married in the past, founding the Holy Empire together.

A Duke of the Tolany Kingdom. He was a man in his early thirties and he was the strongest swordsman in the entire kingdom, having earned the rank of a Champion from the Order of Lancelot.

Was humiliated by an elven mage one time and then by Marina the next.

Has a wife and kids back home, which leads to Marina showing him mercy.

The person responsible for the many territories the Empire has now, or rather, the existence of the Empire itself, as before him, it was just merely a kingdom. Using his powerful strength, he conquered the other nations of the Holy Continent one by one, until he met his end at the hands of the high elves.

Nicknamed "The Black Wings of Death", she was a powerful Demon Lord of the ages gone by. Killed by Galdin.

A powerful necromancer that once tried to take over the Magocracy 500 years ago.

The one and only true love of the Legendary Hero Arthur. She was his childhood friend back in his home village.

Violated and murdered cruelly by a band of goblins right before Arthur managed to get home to tell her of his victory. Thanks to the manipulation of Fate performed by the Heavenly Dragon, who believes them reuniting would lead to a future where the Goddess can free herself from her chains.

The Galahad Sword Meister Esther Solis, and the current Head of the

Galahad Order. She was called the Blind Sword Goddess, a straightforward title born out of her prowess in the sword and her lack of eyesight. A character straight from fantasy books.

Titles:

1. The Sword Goddess

2. The Blind Sword Goddess

3. The Ethereal Swordswoman

A Virtuoso-rank swordswoman. Also the current head of the Peacock School. Becomes Fiora's master.

Fiora's self-proclaimed rival. A fiery tsundere redhead that seems to have a crush towards Ars.

Hates Fiora with every fiber of her being after she humiliated her when she first arrived.

Practitioner of the Gazelle-style of the Galahad Order, with her father being the current head of said style.

Her father seemed to prefer not to raise her in the slightest, wanting her to be strong with her own. He didn't even bother to console her when she experienced said humiliation, nor he tried to admonish Fiora. In fact, he was perfectly content just staying in his school's own pagoda without making any visits to the two.

Used to be the strongest Expert-rank swordswoman in the Order at the age of 14 (making her one year older than her rival). After Fiora came, in just half a month, she finally reached Champion-rank, following on the steps of her rival.

The young man Fiora met when she was at the Order. He was just an ordinary woodcutter, not part of the Order itself, but he was blessed with an incredible amount of talent as a weapon user. He fought Fiora with his woodcutter axe and won, even though he had never trained in his entire life. He also managed to cut through the Diamond Trees that Fiora failed against.

His mother was harassed by a group of drunker Order swordsmen, leading to the death of his father when he tried to defend her. That's why he never had any aspiration to become a swordsman himself. His mother later died of illness, perhaps from her broken heart from her husband's death

The Virtuoso-rank swordmaster that was the head of the Cassowary School.

Hugo and Marina's grandfather, and Alan's father. The Earl of Grandfort of the Ferus Kingdom.

Has a greying hair with a similar greying mustache and short beard.

The adopted son of Marina's grandfather, as a replacement for Alan. Used to be somewhat of a hero in the region, especially among the villages near the wilderness, for taking care of monsters and bandits without asking for much pay. An expert ranger, highly skilled in both the sword and the bow.

Has two wives. One is the one arranged for him by the grandfather, and the other is his childhood sweetheart.

Reinhard's first wife. He married her as part of an arranged marriage, for the alliance between the Archimond Family and the Einzern Family, which was a Viscount family in the noble ranks.

Reinhard's second wife. His childhood sweetheart. Used to be a no name peasant before being Reinhard's wife.

The son of Reinhard and Emma. The biggest rapscallion Marina had ever encountered.

He's fond of pranks and mischief. Said pranks ranged from throwing frogs to frighten people to lifting up skirts and yelling loudly what color of panties his victim was wearing today.

Reinhard and Rina's daughter. Still just a baby.

The head maid of the Archimond estate. The wife of John and the mother of Henrietta and Lorry.

The guard captain (head guard) of the Archimond estate.

Marina's personal maid given by her grandfather.

Erika's personal maid given by her grandfather. The little sister of Henrietta.

Reinhard's personal maid. Also his secretary. Helps with the administrative work that he has to perform as the Earl's heir.

The clan of lionkins. Thanks to their War of Independence, they become the ruler of the beastkin race in its entirety.

The wolfkin clan.

One of their chief's son was executed by Marina for his act as a bandit in her Grandfather's territory.

A B-rank party Hugo met and tagged along on his journey. Their members are:

1. Anton. A tank with a shield and some minor healing capabilities. The de facto leader of the party.

2. Anne. The archer. Lost her parents at a young age to monsters. Anton picked her up and she then became an adventurer.

3. Amelie. The mage. A snotty noble girl who ran away from home because she didn't like the fiance her father had chose for her.

A clan of adventurers, consisting of a number of A-rank parties and an S-rank party as the head party.

The adventuring party Red ran. They're A-rank, with members consisting of:

1. Red himself, as the pugilist of the party.

2. Duke, a bald middle-aged man wielding a great axe as a weapon. Always dresses lightly, exposing his well-muscled abs by his shirtless vests. He's the warrior tank of the party, as he's capable of taking a lot of punishment, as well as attracting monsters' attentions using his shouts. The third founding member.

3. Ilfridil, an elvish man. Somewhat timid and doesn't speak much. Majorka's lover. The mage of the party. Just recently joined about a year ago.

4. Mirth, a dogkin. The rouge of the group. Is an expert at sensing and sniffing traps.

5. Grif, the lancer of the group. Strikes enemies from behind, using his mobility. Wears a mobility-oriented full silver armor that allows him to jump around with ease. The second founding member.

6. Majorka, the cleric of the party. Like her lover, also a timid young woman. Considered the weakest member of the party, especially by Duke. Just recently joined about a year ago, along with her lover.

According to Sophie, it's the biggest trading company in the Holy Continent. She says it’s so wealthy and powerful that it can easily take over a small

kingdom or two if it wants to. It has branches in most major cities in the continent and it even has its own mercenary group.

Subsidiaries:

1. Rinea Trading Company

2. Rinea Mercantile Banking

The guildmaster of the Assassins' Guild. No one knows his real name.

Each of the Seven Imperial Knights led their own Imperial Legion, numbering around 10.000 soldiers each. 

Merlinus' Salamander's own private mage army.

Its personnel includes:

1. Freyja Luminous, as the commander.

A master of the magic of White Flame, a secret spell she inherited from her family. Apparently it's a flame so hot it can melt anything.

2. Frellen Genovious, as the vice commander.

Also acting as Alincia's (formerly Merindia's) personal maid.

Selendia Brine's own personal mage army.

From top to bottom:

1. Saint (if Holy Magic) / Archmage

2. Grandmaster

3. Master

4. Advanced

5. Intermediate

6. Beginner

Types of magic:

Autonomous magic = A magic spell that can run on its own without a constant flow of mana from the caster. The caster can cast other magic while said spell is active.

Channeling magic = A spell that isn't just a one-shot attack. It can continuously be cast without needing to re-chant it from the start.

Fire

1. FIreball = Conjures a simple fireball to attack an enemy.

Earth

1. Tripvine = Conjures vines from the ground to trip an enemy.

2. Earth Cuffs = Fires cuffs made out of hardened soil.

Holy

1. Minor Heal = Can only heal scratches and the like.

2. Illuminate = Conjure a tiny orb of light that illuminates its surrounding.

Thunder

1. Jolt = Charges up electricity at the tip of your wand/staff/palm.

Water

- Water Ball = Summons a ball of water out of thin air.

Wind

- Wind Blast = Fires a gust of wind.

• Water Blade

Conjures high-pressure jet of water that's powerful enough to cut through things.

• Water Bullet

• Rock Blast

Sends a chunk of rock around the size of a human head flying towards the enemy.

• Spark

Fires off a small electrical current from a distance.

• Earth Rise

Creates a platform that rises off the earth.

Pure Elemental spells:

- Flame Wall = Conjures a wall made out of flames.

- Wind Wall (Hugo custom) = Hardens air to create a wall.

- Flame Strike = Fires off a high-speed fireball which explodes upon an area-of-effect explosion upon impact.

"O great fire spirit of volcanoes, grant me the strength to burn my foes into ash. Flame Strike!" (shortened)

- Water Spout = Summons a powerful geyser from the ground.

- Earthen Break = Makes the ground explode into hundreds of rocks and dirt.

- Rock Cannon = Sends a boulder flying at the enemy at high speed.

- Thunder Strike = Creates a thundercloud that fired off a powerful lightning.

- Cold Blast = Envelops the target in a large blanket of ice and snow.

Chant = "O spirits of ice! Freeze my enemies to their bones! Cold Blast!"

- Air Sunder = Create a miniature cyclone to blow away your enemies.

Hybrid Elemental spells:

1.Magma Burst = Combination of Fire and Earth. Bursts out lava from the earth.

2. Rainfall = Combination of Water and Wind = Creates rain around a small area.

3. Frost Hail = Combination of Ice and Wind = Creates falling hail around a small area.

4. Sand Grave = Combination of Earth and Wind = Turns the ground into a sand so soft that your opponent will begin to sink under it, like a quicksand.

Holy Elemental Spells:

1. Barrier = Form a transparent, dome-like structure that could block incoming attacks.

“O Lord of Light! Grant us your protection so we might survive the evil that blights our path! Barrier!”

2. Holy Bolt = Created a sphere of light that will explode in holy energy when it hits the enemy.

3. Holy Chain = Conjures golden chains that could bind your opponents. It also deals constant damage as the holy power burns on the skin.

1. Thunderstorm (Thunder)

Fills the sky with thunderclouds that will rain down powerful thunderstrikes upon your opponents.

Can be used indoors as long as the ceiling is sufficiently high enough.

2. High Barrier (Holy)

A better version of the Advanced-level Barrier. The barrier is stronger and it can counter/reflect attacks at melee range.

3. Explosion (Fire)

Conjures a massive explosion that covers a radius of about half a mile.

4. Grand Tornado (Wind)

Conjures a massive swirling wind with a radius of a mile.

To summon, a mage needs to make a contract with the being he or she is going to summon first. Normally it's done through a specific ritual each unique to the type of being he or she is going to make a pact with, and the being would always ask for a specific payment every time the mage summons it.

Summoning in its entirety is forbidden in the Holy Land, while summoning demons might get you strange looks from some people.

Once a summon tells their true name, it officially becomes a familiar. It can manifest indefinitely, and in some cases, even gaining a more human-like form. And their master can also use Rank Up Magic on them, evolving them further temporarily by utilizing a large amount of their mana.

The ability to cast two magic simultaneously. It can be the same spell or it can be different ones.

A rare ability that only a few mages have.

For most mages, it is necessary to learn the chant for the spell you want to cast. The chant helps greatly in the process of moulding one's mana into the necessary shape in order to cast the correct spell. However, once you have become really familiar with a spell, you will eventually be able to cast it without any chants, as your mind can shape your mana into the necessary shape much quicker than a chant allows. Usually though, this only applies to low-level magic, which is far less complex than high-level ones.

In lands where the Church holds sway, it is forbidden to teach high-level Holy Magic to those not associated with them. If you are caught doing so, they would hunt you down and put you to trial.

The Magocracy doesn't teach Holy Magic since they don't want to promote the preferred magic branch of the Church to their students. Not that they have access to high-level Holy priests to teach it.

Beginner

• Lux = Create a ball of light that can act as a light source.

Advanced

1. Barrier = Form a transparent, dome-like structure that could block incoming attacks.

“O Lord of Light! Grant us your protection so we might survive the evil that blights our path! Barrier!”

2. Holy Bolt = Created a sphere of light that will explode in holy energy when it hits the enemy.

Master

1. High Barrier = Also deflects melee damage

2. Holy Barrage = Conjures a swarm of Holy Bolts

"O Lord of Light! Purge us from these foul evils that plagued our lands! Grant us your miracle and turn the impure ones into dust! By the name of the Holy Saint, I beseech you! Holy Barrage!"

“O blessed light! Judge those who defile your name and purify the unworthy from this world! Holy Barrage!" (shortened)

3. Mass Heal = AOE healing spell

Grandmaster

Divine Judgment

Creates a giant magical circle in the skies before raining down a city-wide light beam out of it, eradicating everything underneath it, turning it into dust. Not as effective against Holy-type barriers and protections.

Master-level

• Rainstorm

Intermediate-level

• Oceanic Jet

"O still water of the ocean! Crush my enemies under your depths! Oceanic Jet!"

A jet of water fired from her right hand, with a water pressure straight from the ocean depths. It was enough to start drilling through the reinforced mud like it was sand.

• Water Blade

Conjures high-pressure jet of water that's powerful enough to cut through things.

• Water Bullet

Fires a pebble-sized jet of water in such a high speed that it could puncture the flesh.

Shadow Magic

Intermediate-Level

— Shadow Manipulation —

A general ability to manifest shadows as physical objects, such as tendrils, spears, etc.

Advanced-Level

— Shadow Merge —

A spell that allowed the caster to generate a special shadow that he or she could submerge into. And not only that, the caster could also move with the shadow. The caster is also able to grab someone else and bring them inside their shadow if they so choose. However, they can't stay inside the shadow for long.

— Shadow Wall —

Creates a barrier made out of shadows to protect from enemy attacks.

Blood Magic

Master-level

— Dance of The Damned —

Using an open wound of one's enemy, manipulate their movement as the caster wishes. Can only be used against a single person and the caster can't cast anything else, categorizing it as a channeling spell.

A hybrid spell means shaping your mana to be two elements at once in a single spell. Which means the complexity of the spell will increase dramatically since the two elements need to be kept separate. Think of it like a really complex pipeline. They have to form a certain specific shape and they can't intersect with each other.

On the other hand, with Dual Casting, you can just have two spells with different elements being cast at once, then combine it afterwards, making a combo spell. Much simpler.

Hybrid spells is developed from combo spells by dual cast mages. So the user of an already developed hybrid spells only needs to follow the "programming" already set by the dual cast mages, without any need to really understand the specifics. Like Hug, not having  to think on the specifics when casting his hybrid spells. Like summoning lava spouts from the ground. He doesn't specifically think to melt the earth underneath before letting it out to the surface (or energizing the earth's natural lava flow to burst upwards, though that's probably too impressive for an Advanced-level spell). While with his own invented spells, he really has to think up the physics and methods first before making it instinctual.

1. Soul Space

The ability to manifest an astral space where your soul can travel into. Physically, the astral space exists in the flow of mana inside your body.

Spellcasters can combine their mana to cast one singular, gigantic spell.

A magic Xaela can use to detect the presence of people. The radius is an entire city.

It would be more accurate to say that she utilized the system of her World Dungeon to use the spell instead of her own innate ability.

Fires a massive wave of cold and ice at your enemy in a cone.

Creates a snowstorm in an area.

In its original form, it could create harsh cold winds and snowfall throughout an entire mountain. However, one can modify it to increase its freezing power in exchange for reducing its range. Essentially a much more powerful version of Snowstorm.

A spell that fires off an immensely powerful wave of ice that turns any being into an ice crystal before making them shatter into a million pieces. Leaves a long trail of giant ice crystals in its wake.

A more powerful version of Frost Nova.

Instead of firing Absolute Zero in a straight line, it instead circles around the caster as it spirals outwards, enveloping his/her entire surroundings in a wave of extreme cold.

Quickened chant:

“O Lord of Flames! Rend mine enemies impotent under your flames and shatter their body into ashes! Explosion!”

Creates a massive explosion.

Conjures a twin whips of flame at the enemy.

Turns your wand akin to a flamethrower (or your palm).

"O lord of volcanoes, burn my foes into ashes! Flame Spout!"

Cuts through things with a blade made out of fire. Its cutting power comes from the heat.

A spell that fires a jet-like propulsion that can move the user at high speed.

An Advanced-level spell that erected a miniature around a person, protecting them from attacks from the outside. Unlike Hugo, who hardened the air around him, she turned it violent instead. It was a difference of perspective. Hugo, being from the modern world, saw air as merely particles of many types of gases. She, on the other hand, saw it in the classical way—as stale and unmoving wind.

Essentially Myrilla's version of Hugo's Wind Step. Hers is slower than his but smoother.

Considered Advanced-level because of the difficulty in using it properly.

A Master-level spell. Summon human-shaped miniature tornados to do the caster's bidding.

User : Myrilla

Grand Tornado was the common name for the Master-level Wind spell that conjured a massive swirling wind with a radius of a mile. It was quite the dangerous spell, considering that you could end up killing yourself with it if you cast it too close to where you were.

Create a miniature cyclone to blow away your enemies.

A spell Glinda invented herself. Using the spell, she would turn the air around the opponent into hundreds of blades before firing them all into said opponent.

For both schools:

1. Lancelot = Offensive

2. Galahad = Defensive

Ranks (from top to bottom):

1. Paragon (only given to those who is ranked Maestro on both schools)

2. Maestro

3. Virtuoso

4. Champion

5. Expert

6. Adept

7. Apprentice

8. Initiate

A demon race with psychic abilities. Has a pair of antennae and bat-like ears on top of their heads,

Myrilla belongs to this race.

Holds control of most of the world's oceans. Only allows ships to cross continents on specific routes, greatly slowing down the speed of travel.

Humanoids that have traits of animals in them.

Beastkin species that have appeared so far:

1. Catkin

2. Dogkin

3. Wolfkin

4. Lionkin

5. Bearkin

6. Sheepkin

The mind-reading moth race that Myrilla belongs to.

Apparently, they're the prime crafter of slave brands, a dark magic tool that can make slaves obey the words of their owner without question.

A race of humanoid lizards that originated from the Demon Continent.

Doesn't grow breasts. Instead, their tails are considered attractive by their kind.

One of the World Dungeons. Located in Lestad in the Holy Empire.

At the northeast end of the continent, near the port where one can take a ship to the Demon Continent, there’s a World Dungeon named Serene Grotto.

It was a seaside cave only accessible whenever the tide was at its

lowest, which made it less popular than say, the Sky Tower, since that

only occurred once every month, when the moon was at its newest.

The Earth-themed World Dungeon, located in the Grand Duchy of Amereria.

A World Dungeon located in the city of Arborea in the Demon Continent.

1. First stratum (Floor 1-100) = Amber Forest. Filled with trees made out of glass.

2. Second Stratum (Floor 101-200) = Filled with spiraling spires and towers on the backdrop of an eternal night sky. There are no ground outside of the buildings, only an endless chasm.

3. Third Stratum (Floor 201-300), The Lunar Wasteland. The surface of the moon with Earth as the background in the distance, only the ground is covered by silver sands. It's filled with a deluge of powerful monsters, making progress difficult even though navigating through the floors itself is really easy.

Gravity is the same as back on Earth.

4. Fourth Stratum (Floor 301-400). The Starry Road.

5. Fifth Stratum (Floor 401-600). The Exogenous Garden.

A dramatic increase in difficulty. Filled with A and S-rank monsters.

People have never made it beyond Floor 599.

A floor where you can meet up with other adventurers.

The Administrator of the Starswept Observatorium. Judging from her ears, she seems to belong to the elven race. However, she's actually an elder dragon. She keeps her tail and wings inside her body most of the time.

Authorization Code: 5470-ADMIN-05

The device on the 1000th floor of the Starswept Observatium. Has the capability to read Fate itself.

The hidden World Dungeon located far south of the Magocracy, to the point that it technically counts as inside the hobbits' territory. However, since its surroundings were untamed canyons with no civilization in sight, the Council is free to perform their secret project here.

The Administrator of the Reverse Tower. He has betrayed his creators' wishes, siding with the Magocracy and the Goddess.

Capable of time magic equal to Ilmyhrra's level.

The World Dungeon located in the University of Trine.

[Quote] It was in the second year that Erika had a chance to visit the Labyrinth.

Its full name was the Labyrinth of Somme. It was a World Dungeon located right inside the University grounds. It was not open to the general public and those who ventured in its halls were mostly scholars and scientists researching it.

As for the students of the University, they were only allowed to enter once they were in fifth grade. However, thanks to her teacher deciding that the class should have a field trip going there, she had an earlier look at the place. The World Dungeon had quite the generous rule compared to the other Dungeons. For the first one hundred levels, the layout of the place would never change, allowing people to build camps and outposts inside the Labyrinth. And there were no monsters either. The only threat was rogue golems and such and they were already put down by the joint forces of the Duchy's soldiers, the dwarves, and the gnomes many, many years ago.

But, no one managed to go in further than the hundredth floor. For there was a door blocking the way and it was sturdy enough to prevent any attempts of destroying it. [/Quote] 

The administrator of the Laybrinth of Somme.

Pebble-like magic stones used to heat up baths and the like.

Used as wall and gate material in the Magocracy's capital. Apparently it's well-suited to be enchanted by magic by writing runes on its surface.

List of books that got mentioned in the story.

1. A picture book about the legendary adventure of the Hero Arthur and his companions.

Made by the Magocracy, it's filled with propaganda that portrays Milicis as incompetent and Mira as the only true female companion to him.

2. The Fall of Princess Lilum

A moralistic tale about a princess who ignored every single advice she was given by her surroundings by eloping with a bard she fell in love with. She ended up getting murdered by said bard, as he was an assassin sent by a neighboring rival country.

3. The Catechism of The Three Disciples

A religious textbook widely used by the Milicis faith. Apparently written by the disciples of Milicis.

A magic gem that emits bright light, almost as bright as a light bulb. Naturally, it is much more expensive than ordinary candles.

A brighter version of the Light Gem.

A magical item that allows one to send messages to another through dreams.

Extremely rare. Found mostly in World Dungeons at the higher floors where dangerous monsters roam. Not reproducible by the knowledge of current magic artisans and craftsmen.

The flower Ilymhyrra wants to find. It's a pure white flower that can only be found on the northern region of the Fiania Kingdom.

The plant Sophie likes to smoke. It has a sweet scent to it and it induces calmness on its smoker and anyone who happens to breathe in the smoke as well.

Falca is a garment similar to what you would call a kimono in the real world. It's a traditional attire of one of the ogre tribes of the Demon Continent. Quite popular amongst the other demon races, even humans.

A cockroach-like giant bug. The replacement for horses in the Demon Continent. Hard to find in the human-controlled regions, however.

A device to analyze ley lines. Originally created by the gnomes and lent to Cecilia.

Fiora's new sword, received after her training with the Galahad Order.

A version of Dream Orb that is reusable. Given to Hugo by Xaela.

The demon word for "Performative Fight". It's the term used by the ogres to describe their dances, which have real weapons being used as part of the show.

After being subjugated and conquered as a vassal state by the Hero-Emperor Galdin Matreya Pendragon, the beastmen eventually organized a rebellion. They succeeded and kept their independence even to this day. Thanks to it, the Lowe Clan (of the lionkin) became the ruler of the entire beastmen race.

A duchy that is located to the southeast of Ferus.

The kingdom where our story starts.

The small, isolated jungle kingdom located straight to the northwest of the Magocracy. Its citizens worship a so-called Divine Beast.

Located in the outskirts of the Marchen Kingdom, it is where our protagonist's home is located. It is basically a giant farmland, with little else to offer in terms of goods and services. Lots of green hills and plains, with some forest and mountain as well.

A kingdom famous for the monks it produced. They were your typical battle monks, with a body tougher than steel and fists stronger than iron. The monks utilize aura similar to a swordsman, but they have their own teachings and doctrines.

A federation of a bunch of small merchant-states. Weak militarily. As such, it has a pact with Tolany for protection.

It was just another small kingdom in the continent, even smaller than Marchen. Mostly unremarkable.

The capital city of the Holy Empire. Has a Catacombs beneath it where apparently the headquarters of the Assassin Guild lies.

The region where the capital of the Holy Empire is located. It is surrounded by the Blooming Rose Mountain Range and it is said to be the richest region out of all the other regions.

A mountain range shaped like a rose and its stem. The rose part surrounded the capital of the Holy Empire, while the stem part split the southern part of the Empire into two; west and east.

The city in the Holy Empire where Nicole had her priestly education. It is also where Miriam Blanchimont's temple is located.

The Academy where Nicole had her priestly training. It was also where she met Fiora.

A kingdom located at the northern region of the Holy Continent. You have to go through it in order to get to travel to the Demon Continent.

A vassal state of the Holy Milicis Empire.

The nickname given to the numerous small nations at the northern part of the Holy Continent. Unlike the rest of the continent who enjoyed many years of peace thanks to the unification force that is the Holy Empire, they're left to their own. As a result, they are caught in an endless series of wars with each other.

The port town at the southmost point of the Holy Empire. Leads straight to the Magocracy across the sea.

The port town at the northeastern corner of the Holy Continent. The only port town that leads to the Demon Continent.

The mountain where Hugo slayed the Frost Dragon.

The small town Hugo first arrived at. He met Felicia/Flameu here the first time. It's a popular base of operations for adventurers in the region.

The capital of the Fiania Kingdom. The princess has her own mansion on the outskirts that she usually lives in.

The northwestern town at the north/northwest region of the Fiania Kingdom.

The forest where Hugo saved Anne from the Treant.

Apparently she's the court mage of the Fiania Kingdom. A master alchemist that has cured the town of Keirnes from a plague that ravages it six months ago. As a result, she's pretty famous in said town.

Her true identity Is actually Felicia Myne.

The black knight that seems to always accompany Flameu everywhere. Never seen without his full armor, so nobody really knows how he looks like under it.

Has a wife named Rowana that died due to illness mere months after they got married. Noticing his sorrow, Felicia offered to bring her back. He accepted said offer, and so, she returned her as a perfect zombie. Thanks to that, he swore fealty to the necromancer.

The de facto leader of the Flaming Arrows adventurer party. The tank of the party with some minor healing capabilities. Seems to be an unremarkable person, with an average look, but he's pretty much the voice of reason of said party.

Has black hair and eyes.

The archer of the Flaming Arrows.

The mage of the Flaming Arrows. A runaway noble daughter from the Faragour House in the Holy Empire.

The village girl Hugo and Flameu saved.

Leila's father.

The General of the Fiania Kingdom. An old man in his sixties, with white hair and short white beard, yet still as fit as a horse. A tall and large man with an imposing presence, wielding a double-sized battleaxe in one hand. Fiercely loyal to the king.

The prime minister of the kingdom. Loyal to the king, despite all the bad things he had done.

The S-rank party led by Arcturus. Members:

1. Arcturus, the human swordsman. Male.

2. Sylphy, the elven archer. Female.

3. Marka, the beastkin rouge. Female.

4. Talkin Gemcrafter, the gnome mage. Male.

Arcturus used to be in a relationship with the two females, until they dumped him along with Talkin.

A male bearkin. He fights using his fists as a pugilist—a skill he learned from his homeland. He's considered equal in strength and experience to an S-rank adventurer, though his party, the Desert Bandits, is an A-rank party. The rest of his team is indeed around A-rank in power.

His nickname, "Red", comes from how bright red his hair and sideburns are.

The wife of Lord Berault the Black Knight.

One of the victims of the king. Committed suicide after getting violated and seeing her love horribly tortured in front of her.

Resurrected as a ghost by Felicia. Granted the power of a banshee by their dark pact.

The princess of the Fiania Kingdom.

A new calendar was formed after the victory of the human race against the Demon God. That calendar was named the Heavenly Dragon calendar, in honor of the god that has blessed the Hero and his companions into victory against the demons. Years would be written as HD[xxx]. For example, HD100 is one hundred years after the victory of the Legendary Hero.

Past Events

HD001 = The Legendary Hero and his companions defeated the Demon God.

HD0xx = Mira founded the Magocracy. Milicis founded the Milicis Church.

BIG SPOILER! DO NOT READ IF YOU DON'T WANT TO GET SPOILED ON THE WORLD LORE!

HD2xx = The Hero-Emperor founded the Holy Empire (used to be Holy Kingdom).

HD5xx = The Necromancer King rose and fell.

HD7xx = A war enveloped the northern region of the Southwestern Continent. When it died, Ferus was founded.

HD88x = The last war between the Holy Empire and the Magocracy.

HD90x = Vera Marjoram became part of the Magocracy Council.

Start of Adolescence Arc:

Hugo:

Hugo was born in Spring.

1 year old (From Chapter 2)

Hugo starts learning magic under the tutelage of Marina.

6 years old

Hugo persuades his parents to let Sherry join their family.

7 years old

Around spring, Felicia ran away from the Magocracy, killing Merinda and her underlings in the process.

8 years old (From Chapter 25)

Around spring, Sherry leaves with Myrilla to travel to her village in the Demon Continent.

On her way there, at Mira, the Magocracy Capital, she meets Elun along with Marina and Myrilla who told them about Felicia's current state. The necromancer is already working as Fiania's court mage then. Elun only told them that she's "working under an important person" though.

10 years old:

Month of Beginnings, HD9xx

1. Mau Uvarsa to Nurion = 10 days

2. Nurion to Tulpio = 7 days

3. Crossing the sea to the Holy Continent = 5 days

4. Staying at Frastelleren until D-rank = 1 month and 8 days (total = 2 months)

5. Frastelleren to Cecca = 18 days

6. From Cecca to Ronia = 18 days (total = 3 months 6 days)

7. Staying at Ronia = 1 day

8. Going through the Ronia Mountain Pass = 1 day

9. Going through the Zamba Swamps = 12 days (total = 3 months 26 days)

10. Staying in Sigil = 10 days (total = 4 months 6 days)

11. Leaving the Empire = 1 month (total = 5 months 6 days)

11 years old:

12. From the border to Valmo, the Capital of Fenesia = 28 days

13. From Valmo to the Severing Mountains = 19 days (total = 1 month 17 days)

14. Traveling the Severing Mountains back and forth = 2 days (here is when Sherry first contacts him)

15. Going north to the border town of Grayden while training and doing quests = 1 month 15 days (total = 4 months 24 days)

16. From Grayden to the Whispering Valley, going with the Flaming Arrows = 40 days. (total = 6 month 4 days)

17. From the Whispering Valley to Keirnes = 10 days. (total = 6 month 14 days)

18. Staying at Keirnes = 1 day

19. Going to the mountain from Keirnes = 1 day

20. Climbing up the mountain = 2 days

21. Climbing down the mountain = 1 day

22. Going to Keirnes from the mountain = 1 day

23. Going from Keirnes to Misfon = 7 days

24. Going from Misfon to Silheim = 11 days

25. Staying at Silheim = 1 month (total = 7 month 8 days)

26. Staying at Feila = 2 month (total = 9 month 8 days)

27. Searching with the elf = 1 week (total = 9 month 15 days)

28. Kidnapping incident = 2 days

29. Going back to Misfon = 1 month 1 week (total = 10 month 24 days)

Marina:

15 years old:

1. Back to home = 17 days

2. Stay at Aarom = 1 day

2. Aarom to Ortessa = 25 days (total = 1 month 13 days)

3. Stay at Ortessa = 2 days

4. Ortessa to Mosa = 37 days (total = 2 month 22 days)

The Holy Continent has Imperial Coins as the most commonly accepted currency.

Imperial Coins:

Gold Coins               =   10.000 Copper Coins

Large Silver Coins    =    1.000 Copper Coins

Silver Coins               =        100 Copper Coins

Large Copper Coins =          10 Copper Coins

Copper Coins            =             1 Copper Coin

Prices:

Really cheap inn = 20 copper coins per night

Really cheap pubs = 5 copper coins for a loaf of hard bread and water.

Expensive, high-class inn Hugo stayed at in Misfon = 1 gold coin (with free laundry)

The Magocracy has Magus Coins as the most commonly accepted currency. Surroundings kingdoms also use the same coins.

Demon rubies are one of the several currencies commonly used by the demons in the Demon Continent. The other ones were demon sapphires and demon topazes. In order of value, rubies were the first, then sapphires, then topazes. Just like gold, silver, and copper coins. As for the “demon” suffix, it came from the fact that the gems were specifically enchanted by the Demon Lord of Coins to differentiate themselves from ordinary rubies, sapphires, and topazes. Anyone who tried to use them other than as a currency would be cursed, or so they said. The Demon Lord himself was dead around half a millenia ago. Buried and choked under the mountain of gems he had hoarded supposedly.

Mass/Weight

Dharm = On seeds, around a small pouch. Around a hundred grams.

Distance

Farna = Around one kilometer. The term comes from the Magocracy and is used to measure the radius of spells.

There are seven days per week in the world, named after the elements of magic, excluding darkness.

1. Sunday = Light = Luxus

2. Monday = Fire = Ignius

3. Tuesday = Water = Aquus

4. Wednesday = Earth = Terrus

5. Thursday = Wind = Ventus

6. Friday = Ice = Gelus

7. Saturday = Thunder = Tonitrus

Based on the journey of the legendary hero:

1. Month of Beginnings

2. Month of Prophecy

3. Month of Meetings

4. Month of Journeys

5. Month of Fighting

6. Month of Struggle

7. Month of Revelation

8. Month of War

9. Month of Despair

10. Month of Hope

11. Month of Destiny

12. Month of Endings

1. Saint

Has to be able to cast Saint-level Holy Magic, among other strict requirements. Has to live in the Grand Cathedral at all times.

2. Grand Priest/Priestess

Has to be able to cast Grandmaster-level Holy Magic, among other requirements.

Spread all over the Holy Continent with the exception of the Warring States region, in order to promote stability and prevent war.

3. High Priest/Priestess

Has to be able to cast Master-level Holy Magic. Has to perform a pilgrimage across all the Milicis Cathedrals spread around the Holy Continent and gain the approval of the residing Grand Priest/Priestess there in order to be accepted as one in an official manner. It didn't have to be all of them, however. Only a number of them would suffice.

4. Priest/Priestess

Has to be able to cast at least Basic-Level Holy Magic.

5. Pastors/Nuns

Those that are part of the Church but are incapable of casting any Holy Magic.

Seems to be used if you want to enchant an object with magic in a more permanent way, creating what amounts to what they would call a magic item. Usually written on the surface of said item.

A strange plague that befell the Magocracy when Felicia was eight. It made the body of anyone infected to grow mana crystals. Strangely enough, it only affected those with no magical talent. Death is guaranteed as crystals would grow in your internal organs, causing multiple organ failures in the process.

A dungeon much larger than the usual fare. Mysteriously changes layout every day, making the creation of a map impossible. Once you're inside, it's as if you're transported into a different world entirely. There are only a few in the world. Apparently, no one has ever conquered them, even though they have existed even back in the era of the Legendary Hero, and perhaps even beyond that.

Hmm? Why haven't any of the legendary warriors of the past have

conquered them? Well, that's a curious thing, isn't it? It seems that no one has ever been able to find a path of the deeper floors. Some believed the path is so hidden no one has been able to find it. Some believed the dungeon actually really does end there and that there aren't any other floors beyond it. The scholars tend to agree more with the first theory, as a prevailing theory by examining the writings found sporadically inside them is that they're one thousand floors deep, but of course, no one has been able to prove it.

Dungeons were the term used to refer to enclosed spaces that is filled with demonic mana. Some dungeons were specifically built by the demons when they invade the human continents all those years ago, but others sprung up naturally, with no clear reason why.

Every dungeon has a core and a boss monster that guard it. For a dungeon to be conquered, the core must be taken out from the dungeon, and once it does, the demonic mana will slowly dissipate, and the dungeon would revert back to its original, natural form.

Monsters who wandered inside, attracted by the demonic mana, would slowly but surely fall under the control of the dungeon. And they could grow and evolve as well, sparked by the very same mana, so that they would become better guards to protect the core.

The equipment of adventurers who die inside would gain magical powers over time, and the dungeon would put them inside chests to lure more adventurers inside. That's why it's absolutely imperative for one to check for all sorts of traps before looting a chest inside a dungeon. Even the strongest adventurers could die to one if they're not careful, which is why the role of a trap-spotter is also important in a dungeon-delving party.

Not all of the magical effects attached to them would be useful though. Some might even curse the wearer, making him/her unable to take it off. That's why it's really important to bring a cleric with you that can detect and dispel curses. Or at the very least, only wear it once you're outside, after you've made sure it's safe first. However, some magical effects were really powerful indeed, like a sword that automatically makes its wielder be an expert swordsman, or a staff that makes its holder able to cast a Master-level spell even if they have never cast a spell before in his/her entire life. Naturally, those kinds of items would sell for a lot on the market.

The dungeon core itself could sell for a fortune in the market as well. The bigger it is, the more it's priced. Even a small one would be enough for one person to live an easy life for a year. Of course, in reality, you'll usually need a whole clan to conquer a dungeon, so the money would be split to everyone, which makes it far less lucrative.

However, it's different for the World Dungeons. Apparently, there isn't any demonic mana hanging around in the air. And no one has ever conquered any of them. They were at least hundreds of floors in length, far surpassing the depths of ordinary dungeons.

To call dungeons living organisms... it might be not that far off from the truth.

The party name Hugo and Felicia had chosen for themselves

A term for those unbound by the Chains of Fate.

Threads of destiny that binds every living soul that exists in the world, with some exceptions.

Four times a Legendary Hero has fought off a Demon God. Four times History Erasures have occurred.

Soon, the Fifth will come.

1. The Fifth Cycle

The current era.

2. The Fourth Cycle

Most humans can't use magic. No formal magic education. Magic users are hunted down by the Human God Emperor and his empire, which spanned the two human continents.

Nothing is different significantly in the Demon Continent throughout the cycles.

3. The Second Cycle

It was the cycle where the first seafolks came into being.

Marina's infamous title.

The people of this world already knew their earth was round but they could never explore the other half of the world, as there was this thing called the Endfog that would swallow any ships that entered it. Said Endfog circled the entire known world. Many scholars had speculated what could lie beyond it, from a number of continents just like ours to the afterlife itself, but no one really knew for sure.

Mira's plan of turning people with no magic potential into crystal golems made out of mana crystals. Yaldabaoth is the name of the massive crystal golem that will be created once all the golems combine together.

The truth is, the plan is actually intended to fuel her god-killing ritual. Together with the power of the Heavenly Dragon that she plans to absorb, she can (hopefully) kill the Goddess once and for all.

The curse that made the Ancients go extinct.

A forgotten truth that the Ancients knew.

Lunar = Normal Mana

Solar = Aura

Converting lunar to solar is possible. Doing the reverse is not.

The leader of the high elves. The oldest and most ancient of them all. Worshiped almost like a goddess by some.

Her real name is Ishtar, and she's actually an Ancient. Only she has transferred her consciousness into the body of a high elf to avoid the curse that made her people extinct.

The high elf Hugo met that he got his first Dream Orb from. Turns out to be the mentor of the legendary mage Mira.

The elder dragon Eldrad called her The Butcher of Hellmyla.

Actually an Administrator of a hidden World Dungeon that resides in the Forbidden Land. Somehow, she left that position a long time ago, and she lost the memory of said past, making her believe that she had always been part of the high elves since time immemorial.

A religion that worships the Heavenly Dragon and the Great Saint Milicis who intercedes on His behalf.

Symbol of the Heavenly Dragon:

The belief that marriage should only be used to make and raise children to be devout followers of the Church. Romance is unnecessary and even a hindrance. Both the man and woman should not enjoy doing their bedroom deeds, and only to do it to make the woman pregnant.

This belief stems from the fact that Milicis was never married herself, thus she became an example of a pure woman who had no desire for sex or other earthly pleasures.

The three disciples of Milicis.

The belief that men and women shouldn't be married at all, following the example of the Great Saint herself. Certainly, all the Church's Saints over its history have never married. In fact, they're forbidden to do so.

The holy book written by the three disciples of the Grand Saint. Still used as one of the basis of the religious teachings of the Church to this day.

There are several kinds of paradises that the virtuous can enter once they leave this world.

1. Andalucia, "Paradise of The Poor"

It's a bountiful land where no hunger or want exists.

2. Valhalla, "Paradise of The Brave"

A paradise intended for warriors who devoted their strength and lives in the path of righteousness.

3. Sher, "Paradise of The Ill"

A paradise intended to those who were born with lame or deaf, as well as those who perished of plagues and illnesses.

The primary object of worship of the Milicis Church, along with the Great Saint herself.

The Inquisition is a part of the Church that deals with hunting anything that is heretical to the Church's beliefs.

Headed by a Grand Inquisitor. Below that, the Head Inquisitor. Then, the Vice Head Inquisitor.

Vice Head Inquisitor = Aether Whitebloom

Her officers:

1. Eldan Firmshield

The tall, heavy-armored middle-aged dark-haired man

2. Tina Valentine

3. Engel Blackroot

4. Peter Graffeu

The cocky youth with blond hair

5. Asan Silvermane.

The cautious youth with dark blue hair.

It's something that allows a devotee of the Milicis Church to be healed back from the edge of their death.

Taught Nicole the art of the combat priestess, forcing her to stay until she's sufficient enough in his eyes. Used to be a combat priest himself in his youth. An old man with a hunchback. All wrinkled. Likes to scare off the kids in the village.

Ten of the most influential noble houses of the Church. 

1. Grannesia Grand Priest

2. Galahad Grand Priest

3. Sigil Grand Priestess

There exists four Sword Shrines inside the territory of the Order of Galahad. Each shrine is responsible for teaching separate ranks of swordsmen and women.

1. Shrine of The Flute

Intended to train swordsmen and women up to Adept rank

2. Shrine of The Cymbal

Intended to train swordsmen and women of Expert rank. Would have a Champion-rank teacher overseeing the site.

3. Shrine of The Harpsichord

Intended to train swordsmen and women of Champion rank. Would have a Virtuoso-rank teacher overseeing the site.

4. Shrine of The Lyre

Intended to train swordsmen and women up to Virtuoso rank. Or rather, since there are so few Virtuoso-rank swordsmen and women, it was simply a humble dwelling of the Sword Goddess and the few Virtuosos that acted as her subordinates.

The Three Bridges separating the Four Shrines.

1. Solum Bridge

2. Atmos Bridge

3. Caelesti Bridge

1. Peacock

The school that prioritizes evasion above all else. Swordsmen that belonged to this school/style:

• Fiora
• Frida (the current head of the school)

2. Gazelle

The school that seeks balance between evasion and blocking. Swordsmen that belonged to this school/style:

• Garha (the current head of the school)
• Sara

3. Cassowary

The school that prioritizes blocking and parrying above all else. Swordsmen that belonged to this school/style:

• Brutus (the current head of the school)
• Berault (unofficially)

The small village at the base of the mountain where the Order is.

The current head of the Order of Lancelot.

The daughter of Ciaran Hrothgar, the Sword Demon.

An insanely talented genius of a swordwielder. When she was eight-year old, she was already a Virtuoso-level swordswoman. She eventually left her Order in search of higher challenge.

Likes to call herself "the strongest swordswoman in the world".

Gets turned on when she gets placed into a life and death situation by a man.

Has pink hair.

An organization that trains monks, like the two assassins that went after Fiora in her travels with Hugo.

The grandmother of Sherry, and an ex-Demon Lord. She was once known as the the Demon of A Thousand Blades on her glory days around 500 years ago. 

Sherry's aunt. A beautiful women who wore a loose low neckline robes that exposed a generous amount of her ample cleavage.

Sherry's mother and Fran's little sister. Quania said she had killed herself after her human husband betrayed her for another woman (after killing him out of rage), getting the information from the Minister of Summer she had made a pact with.

The archfey Quania made a pact with that allowed her and her kind to live in peace away from the world. She is a tanned skin fairy with a size that towered over ordinary human.

Rules over the Valley of Eternal Summer, which is where the Izurd Village is hidden.

Fran's husband. An effeminate-looking man who's acting as a house husband. Rarely seen without a smile on his face.

Fran's son. The grumpy introverted type. Currently doing his daily sword training to strengthen himself so he can get a wife one day, just like other Izurdian males of his age.

The late human husband of Quania.

The deceased human husband of Quania. Was seduced by the Succubi Demon Lord. Died as her slave.

Also known as the Succubus Queen.

Responsible for seducing Quania's husband, causing the fall of the Izurd race.

Fran suspects that she has an ability/magic that can force people to fall in love with her. It's something far different than what love potions could do.

Proudly wears her "Demon Lord of Love" title.

Also known as the Demon of Thousand Blades.

A lich who has a mastery over necromancy. Unlike human necromancy, his necromancy is innate to him being a lich. Apparently, according to Felicia, read from the necromancy book she stole from the Magocracy, human necromancy was invented by mimicking the Demon Lord's necromancy.

Felicia also says that he despises any other necromancers, especially human ones, believing them to be thieves of his knowledge. That's why she didn't go to the Demon Continent immediately. She didn't want to risk being caught by him when she wasn't ready, since apparently, he could sense any necromantic activity in the entire continent.

For more info, check the Rattlebone and Whitebone entry.

A Demon Lord with the ability of control monsters. Can supposedly control all monsters that exist in the world.

Gave the ogres of the Menet clan their six Titan Worms three hundred years ago, as thanks for a service they had done to her. In the recent one hundred years, she hadn't had any noteworthy activities.

He's one of the big players in the Demon Continent, having a decently large territory that he rules with his own laws and army. In fact, it’s like he has his own kingdom there. Unlike most of the rest of the Demon Continent, the region that’s under his rule has civilization. That’s why he earns the title of the Demon Lord of Wisdom.

Has only risen up to prominence in the last three hundred years or so.

A nine-tailed fox demoness, though most of the time, she would only have one tail out. Has crushed entire armies with her illusions before, making them fight against each other. Slaughter without lifting a single finger.

The Demon Lord that invented the currency of demon gems. Died under an avalanche of his own hoarded gold around 500 years ago. Apparently.

One of the human city-states in the Demon Continent. It is where the Starswept Observatorium is located. It is also where Veronica originated. House Relfatia rules over the place.

The town was supposedly started by Yuon The Sage, one of the Seven Legendary Adventurers.

In the middle of the town existed the Enchiridion, a tall, white obelisk with the height of a ten-story building. It is used to protect the town if it ever comes under attack, 

The city ruled by the Wisdom Demon King.

One of the human city-states in the Demon Continent. It borders the territory of the Wisdom Demon King. Currently has a feud over mithril mines located in the border of their territories.

One of the human city-states in the Demon Continent. Located to the northwestern end of the Demon Continent.

Home of Lionfang.

He was a wealthy merchant who operated mainly on the Demon Continent, trading between the seven human city states as well as Ixon. He dealt in all sorts of merchandise, from mundane stuff like carpets made out of the fur of red panthers (a monster native to the Demon Continent), to magic tools like a self-writing feather pen, and of course, slaves as well.

Killed by Hugo using his Asphyxia spell, which made the air in his lungs stagnant, preventing his body from getting oxygen and letting out carbondioxide.

The ogre Hugo saved. Has a noble heart. His body is well-built and tall, reaching up to 2m in height.

The dark elf child Hugo rescued from slavery.

The dragon Ilymhrra slew in the past, saving Vera in the process. Used to be a baby dragon found by the Hero Party where Mira insisted that they should make him their pet instead of just killing him like they had killed his parent.

It didn't last long. He quickly escaped from the group, making Mira cry. He was just using them to survive.

It was enough of a reason for Ilymhrra to hunt him down. It took her nearly a millenium, and she only found him because he had grown arrogant enough to terrorize nearby villages, making his presence known.

Has the ability to cast magic. Can counter magic by his Magic Devour spell, absorbing an incoming spell's mana to enhance his own strength.

The big sister of Orluk. Is around 190 cm tall with shark-like teeth. Her weapon of choice is a spiked metal club.

Currently on the hunt of a husband. She wants him to be both cute and strong, a criteria that so far, only Hugo has met. But, she won't settle on being part of a harem, unless she gets to be the "alpha wife", meaning, she's the strongest one and has the most say.

Admits that the Izurd is a lot stronger than her race.

Tira's adopted human son. Two years younger than Hugo. A swordsman with brown hair.

AI generated pic of him:

One of the seven human City-States.

The builders and rulers of Kawa, a city of ogres on the Demon Continent.

A pariah among all the other ogre clans.

The Land of Eternal Darkness.

It is a region located in the Demon Continent—a harsh and wild region filled with strong monsters—creatures who are the rulers of the dark. The day never comes, the sun never rises, and the moon is always shining blood red on the night sky.

A region in Einzelschwarz ruled by Black Dragons.

Located in Einzelschwarz, it's a region where the undead reigns. It is said it was once a place of a huge battle between the Legendary Heroes and the Demon God's armies. And the corpses born out of that battle could never rest, rising over and over again as undead monstrosity.

Located somewhere in the Demon Continent, it's part of the Fey territory there. Marina summons her fairy and dryad from here.

The small town of centaurs at the northeastern corner of the Demon Continent.

The pair of skeletons Hugo met on his back from Sherry's village.

Rattlebone, a plain old skeleton wearing purple robes, is the Demon Lord of Death while Whitebone, the little, girlish skeleton wearing red robes and a red ribbon on her head, is the real Necromancer King (the fake one being her Abomination, a tall, towering living corpse wearing pitch-black armor).

Rattlebone gave Felicia a book of necromancy and urged her to return to the art.

After their meeting at Quira, they departed south.

From a dialogue between Fiora and Frida:

Aah, now I am reminded of that tale. Of a knight in shining armor who stroke down evil wherever he went. He particularly despises slavers and would kill any slave merchants he met, even when they were just peacefully conducting their trade in the middle of a town."

I shrugged. "Let me guess. It's a cautionary tale at how one can go too far in pursuing righteousness, or something like that."

"Hmph, I guess you're too old to be taken by a simple morality play like that." She gave a small grin. "You're right. In the end, he grew despised by the people, and so he chose to live as a demon, believing that we humans as a whole deserved his scorn." She rested her arms under her chest and looked to the distance. "Oh, by the way, this isn't just some made-up morality tale to make kids behave. This is history, for that knight used to belong to the Order a really long time ago. Hundreds of years ago in fact." 

The queen of the fey. 

Red-skinned with a singular black horn on their head, about five centimeters long. Possesses superhuman level of strength and durability. Quite a popular race for manual labor in the human colonies.

Ogres have a tradition of polygamy, where the strongest ogres would have multiple wives. They view it as a good thing since it means their tribes would grow stronger.

The "evil" counterpart to the elves. Unlike their brethren, they are more adept in physical strength rather than magic strength. They possess a similar physiology with the Izurds, where no matter how strong they get, they can never become a muscle-bound warrior.

Equivalent to nekomata. Looks like a cat kin but possesses two tails instead.

They were a demon race feared for their monstrous physical strength

and their rage-filled bloodlust. They would cut and skewer their

opponents without mercy. At their peak, you could send other monsters

running just from the knowledge of you being an Izurd. But over the

years, they had declined severely in numbers, after the knowledge of

their weakness was spread all over the

Demon Continent.

Humiliation, especially that of a sexual nature.

If rage increased their strength, sexual humiliation decreased it, to the point that they would just be like a normal human.

Once the other demons knew that fact, the Izurd stood no chance. The

pride they once had in their power disappeared overnight, and they were

humiliated to the ground, figuratively and literally. Demons skilled in

that kind of stuff like the incubi and the succubi were key to their

destruction.

And now, they had to live under the protection of the Fey, with their numbers so much lower from where it used to.

They have the ability to manipulate their hair, to the point that they could use it as if they were sharp weaponry. The stronger the Izurd is, the stronger their hair would be, and the more expensive it would be on the market to be used as forging materials for weapons and such. They say the strongest Izurds have hairs that are better than even the legendary Mythril.

Sherry belongs to this race.

An insect demon race. Looks like a humanoid hybrid between an ant and a beetle.

The daughter of a baron that Marina had rescued. Currently staying with her uncle who's a viscount.

(Picture without the cat ears)

His full name is Jason Blackwood. He's the baron who died to the bandits, leaving Marnie all alone in the world.

The noble girl that was the cause of the tragedy that befell the Archimond family.

After her arranged marriage with Alan failed, she ended up marrying the current Duke of Novis.

The husband of Luna Novis. His seat of government is Farmud. His city is the No.1 center of slave trade in the kingdom and he benefits greatly from it.

The sole daughter of the Treble Family. Is going to be engaged to the Prince in the near future.

The gryphon riders of Ferus. They're an elite force, few in numbers but great in strength.

A division of the kingdom's military that specializes in spells. Led by the court mage.

A kingdom located at the far northwest of the Southwest Continent. Hugo's father originated from there.

The court mage of the Ferus Kingdom. A Master-level mage on Lightning and Wind.

The A-rank clan whose current operations take place inside the Starswept Observatorium. Consisting of more than a hundred people, it could afford to set up an outpost for other adventurers in the 50th floor, selling items and the floor map, as well as renting out tents to sleep in.

It's not an elite clan by any means as most of its members are low-ranking adventurers.

Currently making its way through the second stratum after Hugo defeated the boss monster blocking their way in the first.

Victoria's older sister. The jewel of the family and an extremely powerful and talented mage.

The head butler of the Relfatia Family. An intimidating old man. Has a soft spot for Victoria.

A party of ten top tier S-rank adventurers. Members:

1. The two Brawler Amazoness sisters Hugo fought off and humiliated by stripping their clothes off.

Hedora = Older, bustier, taller

Jedora = Younger, flatter, shorter

2. A bunny girl ranger named Antilla.

3. A bespectacled female hobbit always seen with a book 

4. A female centaur named Francesca. Fights with lances and halberds.

5. A warrior who always fights with his chest exposed. Uses Lancelot-style with a greatsword.

6. Their leader, a blonde man in white and blue armor, wielding a long sword. Targon.

7. Valg. The lizardman. Wielder of a medium-sized axe and a round shield.

8. Twento. The black-feathered harpy. 

9. Gokura. The monocle scholar, dressed in green. The healer of the group.

The rich merchant Tira is working for as a maid in his mansion.

She calls him "Mr. Bartholomeus".

One of the many merchant partner of Bartholomeus. Killed by Hugo.

Victoria's mother.

The general of the Fontaine City-State. An expert swordswoman. Red-haired, dark-skinned elf. Has a crush at Lionheart.

The famous hero of Korlopur.

This is Marlene's account of him:

An extremely powerful archer from the city-state of Kanaan. Said to be the descendant of the Fala The Elf, it was said that he can hit an opponent from five miles away with his bow.

Capable of moving at the speed of 5 to 10 mach, it was a monster that can destroy an entire kingdom on its own. Its scythe blades are as sharp as mithril.

A massive worm with sharp teeth that could travel through the ground as if they were soft mud.

Tamed by the ogres of Orluk's clan. Or rather, they were given to them by Echidna, The Demon Lord of Beasts, in exchange for the clan helping her with something.

The capital city of Theocracy of Milicis. The Grand Cathedral resided here, on top of the Hill of Salvation, where, supposedly, Milicis received her very first revelation from the Heavenly Dragon.

The sacred hill where the Grand Cathedral is built. It overlooks the entire city.

Only a chosen few may enter its grounds.

The headquarters of the Milicis Church. It is where the current head of the Church, Holy Saint Catherine, resides.

The current Saint of the MIlicis Religion. Lives in the Grand Cathedral.

Wields a staff with a head shaped like a dragon with its wings open.

The outfit she wears when she travels:

He injects air into his opponent's body, rupturing every organ and blood vessels.

Fires off uncountable amounts of Boom Rifles. A veritable rain of death.

Needs to be charged.

Creates innumerable tendrils formed out of hardened air. Hugo learned it by copying Myrilla's Wind Automata spell.

Hybrid magic made out of Boom Cannon and Explosion. Fire a long line of blue flame towards the enemy, turning them into dust in an instant.

A version of Boom Cannon where the sphere of wind orbits around him.

Boom Spiral. A version of Boom Cannon where the sphere of wind flies in a spiral pattern instead of a straight line.

Boom Grenade. A version of Boom Cannon where the sphere of wind explodes in a wide radius. Ideal for AoE damage.

Time Magic. The ability to hasten the charging time of spells. Usually pair with a Full Power Super Boom Cannon.

Drains a considerable amount of mana.

Fires a massive beam of raw mana that erases any other mana in its path.

The home and seat of government of the Wisdom Demon Lord.

The orc prince who's about to be wed to Victoria. The son of the sixth wife of the Demon Lord of Wisdom.

Aisha Bethel Naturia. The first wife of Balthazar.

The possessor of the Perfect Mimicry ability. Can mimic every kind of swordplay and magic just by seeing it once.

Possibly a mutated lamia.

A mutant white arachne. They called her the Weaver of Death, mainly because her web was as sharp as swords and spears.

Selene Naturia

An Archfey and the Minister of Autumn. 

Also Balthazar's third wife.

Bound as a familiar to the Demon Lord of Wisdom. Her true name is Selene Treskios.

A mutant Peacock Harpy whose voice could bewitch all men to their deaths. Also known as the Doomsinger. Her feathers are multicolored, possessing all the colors of the rainbow.

The fifth wife of Balthazar. A powerful sorcerer elf.

Rides on top of a giant book that she uses as her spell conduit.

Possesses the ability to cast shadow magic.

The sixth wife of the Demon Lord of Wisdom. A female orc.

The seventh wife of Balthazar. A dullahan warrior who has held the title of Champion for fifty years straights in the Colosseum.

The loveliest succubus in the world (the Succubus Demon Lord would disagree on that probably).

The succubus daughter of Rita Naturia.

The ninth wife of the Demon Lord of Wisdom. A mermaid princess with a swarm of skyfishes as her familiar. She is the eye of the Demon Lord, spying on his citizens to ensure their safety.

She can see directly through the eyes of her skyfishes using the shell handmirror she always carries with her.

The tenth wife of the Demon Lord of Wisdom.

The little sister of him as well.

Both are survivors from the human vs demon conflict a thousand years ago.

The father of Balthazar. Died at the hands of the Hero and his companions a millenia ago.

A zombie that keeps all its abilities and strength from when it was still alive.

“First Waltz. Dance of Delight.”

"Second Waltz. Dance of Terror."

"Final Waltz. Dance of Resignation."

The three Waltz taught to Fiora by Frida, as part of her Peacock School training. The First Waltz is a simple slash through the opponent at hyperspeed. The Second Waltz is a horizontal slicing motion at mid-air. The Final Waltz has the user surround the opponent by afterimages before attacking from all sides.

The three Waltz tend to be used in succession after one another.

Lancelot-Style:

1. Tempest Strike

Creates a whirlwind of slashes and send it towards your enemy.

2. Covetous Longsword

Increases the length of your sword using your aura.

3. Dragon Cross

Intended to be used with greatswords, the sword user stabs his or her greatsword to the ground, exploding the ground around it in a dragon pattern.

Galahad-Style:

1. Staccato

Sharpens one's blade to impossible levels using the swordsman's aura.

a. Staccato: Storm = Barrages the opponent with impossibly fast slashes and thrusts.

b. Staccato: Full Moon = Performs a full 360 degree slice around oneself

c. Staccato: Needle = Attacks the opponent with one powerful thrust. Can pierce high-armored enemies, injects one's own aura into their flesh, and explodes them from within.

2. Legato

A parrying technique intended to repel magic.

a. Legato: Full Moon = Spin around with your sword. A 360 degree move that protects oneself from attacks at any angle, except above and below.

b. Legato: Half Moon =  A sweeping, 180 degrees move that could dispel a spell that surrounds you, ie: flame wall

c. Legato: New Moon = A thrust movement to hit the "core" of a spell, like a fireball.

3. Fortissimo

A fortifying technique to harden yourself or your equipment against an oncoming attack.

4. Chasse (Graceful Step)

A movement technique allowing one to accelerate in great speed, allowing high flexibility in combat.

a. Chasse: Pluma (Feather Step) = A technique to "step" and "kick" air, allowing movements in mid-air.

A sword wave that absorbs the aura of the opponent's attack.

User: Isolde

According to Isolde's father, The Legendary Hero used it to deal the killing blow at the old Demon God. It was a slash that transcended reality itself, allowing its user to cut through anything in their blade's path.

Including Fate itself.

User: Isolde

Coat one's greatsword in flames before spinning it to do a 360 degree slice.

Yezela's technique.

The proctor of the University of Three Wisdoms. An old gnome man. Personally investigates every single student that enters the university and will reject anyone he doesn't deem worthy, in his own biased way.

The king of the kingdom. A fierce middle-aged warrior wielding twin battle axes.

The Divine Beast worshiped by the people of the kingdom. Is actually an S-rank monster in the form of a giant deer.

The "capital city" of the hobbits. There was never any official designation, only the fact that it was the largest settlement in the entire nation.

The mayor of Foliton. Has great pride of his heritage as a Whitbottom.

He was as small as a human child, but with white beard and balding head. He wore a monocle on his left eye, a necessity so he could read his poems beside his fireplace—his favorite pastime.

He was the thirteenth of the illustrated Whitbottom line. His ancestors were amongst the first to cultivate this land and to this day, they were still one of the most influential Hobbit families in Foliton. They were “old money”, so to speak, and the other hobbits would always come to him if they were even in trouble of any sort.

Grants one the ability to puppet an opponent through their blood. All you need is a fresh, bleeding wound on said opponent.

User: Felicia

A strange creature with no legs or arms. It's just a round ball with a face and rabbit ears. A crimson gem also rested on its forehead.

Truth is, he's the new Demon God, chosen by the Goddess herself.

And he's also a person from modern Earth, like Hugo.

Named by yours truly since it wasn't named by her grandmother.

Conjures a massive dark blade made out of aura and brings it down at her enemies.

The mage of the group. A sweet violet-haired girl.

One of the most prominent ogre clans in the Demon Continent. One of the leader's son is Orluk and one of his daughter is Karla. However, due to some things or another, Orluk decided to leave the clan.

Has six Titan Worms as part of their military might, given by Echidna.

After their victory of the orcs, Orluk was assigned his own territory by his father. But it wasn't a subordinate relationship. Instead, Orluk was given the title of chieftain, an equal to his father, an honor none of his brothers and sisters received.

Even so, Orluk still bears the name of Menet instead of taking up an entirely new identity for his own clan.

Ally of Menet

Ally of Menet

Ally of Menet

The weakened miasma of the Fourth Cycle Demon God. Enveloped the entire world and a cause of many incurable diseases.

The human-supremacist Empire of the Fourth Cycle.

Produces a layer of stone on your skin that could block or mitigate incoming attacks.

A secret spell of the Vehta family.

"O still water of the ocean! Crush my enemies under your depths! Oceanic Jet!"

A jet of water fired from her right hand, with a water pressure straight from the ocean depths. It was enough to start drilling through the reinforced mud like it was sand.

Creates a ball of water in the air.

User: Hugo, Felicia, Marina

Creates a blade out of water.

Fires a pebble-sized jet of water in such a high speed that it could puncture the flesh.

Fires multiple water bullets at the same time with a shotgun-like spread.

Creates a pair of chakrams made out of water rotating at a thousand time a second. Able to slice through steel. Can circle around the caster.

Slams the user's greatshield into the ground. Creates a mesh barrier around the user that can protect against any attacks, be it physical or magical in nature.

Innumerable magic circles surround the target, firing innumerable golden chains to bind and incapacitate it.

Strong enough to overpower even a Demon God.

User: Milicis

A barrier that deflects any attack that lands on it.

A terribly destructive spell that reduces everything it envelops into fine white sand. Only objects and personages protected by light magic are spared.

Originally used as a weapon of mass destruction back at the era of the Ancients, equivalent to that of a nuke.

A secret magic belonging to the Salamander family. Transforms oneself into flames while retaining one's outward appearance.

User: Merlinus, Alincia 

A thunder spell that fires a simple-looking bolt of lightning at the opponent. However, it possesses power millions of times more than an ordinary thunder spell. It is said to be capable of turning an elder dragon into ash in a single cast.

User:

1. Mira

Creates an infinitesimal singularity that could absorb any force applied to it. Can be expanded to absorb spells as well.

User:

1. Mira

Hides one's body inside a pocket dimension.

User:

1. Mira

Stores items in a pocket dimension. Only non-living things are allowed.

User:

1. Hugo

2. Felicia

Pushes a slice of space away, carrying with it all the things that exist in said space.

User: Mira

A theorem related to Runemancy.

The mermaid assigned to be Felicia's personal maid.

The reigning king of the Seafolk. A bearded old man with a chiseled body. Looks closer to a half seafolk than a full one (possessing human legs with fins). 

Back at the Second Cycle, there were a group of surface dwellers who were spared from the World Reset by going underwater and living there. They made a deal with the Heavenly Dragon to do so. They were taken in by the native Seafolks. And over the years, their interbreeding led to half-seafolks.

The half-seafolks could never leave the underwater cities. For there are no teleportation devices heading to the surface. And the water pressure would crush them in an instant the moment they left the barriers.

The capital city of the Grand Duchy of Amereria. It is a cultural melting pot between the humans of Amereria, the dwarves to the west, and the gnomes to the east.

The academy where humans, dwarves, and gnomes could learn together. It is a joint effort made by the three races, as a form of culture and knowledge exchange that would lead to the enrichment of each other. Most of the classes focus on crafting, especially metallurgy and runemancy. You are expected to graduate by creating a magic item of your own design.

Located in the northern edge of the town.

The white city walls that protected Trine. Shaped like a pentagon.

The trading company Sophie Bramblewood started. Specializes in magic items. Recently expands to being the supplier for magic herbs however, thanks to Sophie's cooperation with Marina.

The gnome working as Sophie's right hand woman. She took care of her company in Trine while she was away.

A young prince of the grand duchy. Two years older than Erika. Has blond hair and blue eyes. Looks similar to Roland.

Has two older brothers, making him the third prince.

Erika's gnomish homeroom teacher.

Located at the western edge of the city.

The one-eyed eyepatched dwarf who desires to overthrow the grand duchy.

The boy Erika met when she was kidnapped by the revolutionaries.

Durak's apprentice. Has a calm and cool personality. Has black eyes and short hair. Two years older than Erika (but he acts a lot more mature than his age).

The headmistress of the University of Trine. A genius runemancer.

A lion beastwomen who accompanied Erika into the dungeon. An S-rank adventurer. Wields a jagged greatsword though not shy of punching the enemy with her bare fist as well. A tall, musclebound monster with orange hair and mane, wearing a fur bikini. 

A self-proclaimed genius mage who's a companion to Yezela. Part of the Feral Lion duo. An S-rank adventurer just like her partner.

 She wore a pair of sleek black glasses, a perfect match for her long black hair. She didn't carry a staff with her but Erika could see the many rings she wore in her right hand, each for every finger. Runic rings.