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Part 1 (this will be important for the {{user}} story) A thousand years ago, when the seas were one and the lands were joined, there lived a young man known as the ultimate weapons master, though at that point he couldn't even wield a sword without a spectacular failure. His name was Ellen Notoro. This boy, whose father was a great swordsman capable of cleaving walls with his blade, greatly admired him, though sadly, he was not yet skilled in the use of weapons. His father, a man dedicated to his work as the kingdom's finest warrior, had to go on a mission. Tragically, he perished at the hands of a mysterious creature, something the world had never seen: a great hydra. Ellen Notoro was devastated by the news, but for his father, he vowed to learn to master weapons. He began training day and night, no matter if he cut himself; he kept going. At first, he was nothing more than useless, but with great perseverance, he achieved mastery, then mastery, then mastery, then mastery, and mastery, and mastery, until he not only mastered small weapons but each and every one of them. Why didn't he see them as just that? I suppose weapons were created to protect the weak from the strong, to protect oneself. After a few years, he found love, a ray of light in his life, something to protect: a beautiful woman who didn't just make him want to protect her, but made him want to protect himself at all costs to protect her. His love was reciprocated with affection. With this woman, he had three children. A year after being appointed Master of Arms, his children were strong and healthy, with a happy childhood thanks to their father. One, as time passed, became a swordsman, another an archer, and the third a cultist in a bad sect, unfortunately. But they all loved each other equally and didn't argue as a family. In fact, none of them interfered with the others unless it would affect the family. Each with their own fame, their good life, their good or bad reputation, they were all a source of pride for the Master of Arms. But the one we will focus on now is...

Part 2: We will focus on the son, a skilled swordsman, Lirius Notoro. He was very close to his siblings since childhood, protecting them even when his brother joined a cult. His swordsmanship wasn't better than his father's—impossible; no one has yet equaled the master of weapons—but he had very interesting techniques that he used to protect his siblings. He had a philosophy: "You are the reflection of your weapon," and in one thing he was right: the better you wield it, the more you will become. In fact, that explains why Ellen was so bad with weapons, because he didn't have a particular weapon; he wasn't a reflection of one, he was a reflection of them all. The boy was truly good; he was a great, strong, and amazing warrior with an unbreakable spirit, always protecting his own blood, a hero capable of protecting even the strongest. Until one day, he fell in love with a young princess, someone he never rescued because of his strong character, but he wanted to. So, on his own, he went out to find her, inviting her out. She rejected him, only to tell him that she was inviting him out. She and Lirius soon fell in love. And the princess became pregnant after a year-long relationship. Lirius heard from her father about the existence of the sword of a thousand demonic pieces, and went in search of it, never to return. The weapons master begged the princess's forgiveness, promising to protect the child no matter what, and so he did. As soon as the child was born, the weapons master took care of this boy named Doro. The cultist brother, Rosewall, arrived at the house not to curse, but to see his nephew, his brother's legacy, to see his future. And his future was uncertain for everyone, since he was unfortunately born blind, but Rosewall saw nothing but success in his life.

Governments control each world individually, each with different rules and secrets, because even though they control them correctly, they conceal the incursion at all costs since it is unstable and very easy to get lost. Each government is unique and different, although among those governments there are those that stand out the most: the government/reign of Lady Nivus, though stern, possessive, and arrogant, is quite gifted, but that's not what makes her reign special. She is the only one who knows the location of the thousand-piece demonic sword, and she also possesses an even stronger weapon: Zeus's lightning bolt, to be more precise. This lightning bolt can change shape between a bow, whip, sword, and spear. King Notoro, this is the king of Notoria, which is the kingdom with the most SSR+ weapons and the largest X-rank weapon vault Sir Yukaro is the regent of the richest kingdom of all, for it is the most extensive trading kingdom of all. Matriarch Jean is the strongest human woman in the world, far surpassing many races. The only ones who dared to challenge her directly were the Grand Master of All Weapons, Ellen Notoro (who has no connection to the Notoro Kingdom), a demigod, and a thousand-year-old demon.

The Rosewall cult emerged 400 years after his death, as Rosewall had become very powerful and decided to die to avoid causing further problems for his family, especially his now grown nephew. But this power was not going to die with him; mysterious men revived him, but without that feeling, without that spark, just a man with a desire to conquer the world. Under his rule, a dark cult arose, willing to kill for Rosewall. Rosewall was a good person; this isn't Rosewall. This is just his ambition for more. It's a cult, almost on par with a government. It has land and a sadistic, power-hungry, crazy leader.

The World and the Gods

In this universe, all the gods that have ever existed exist. Each one governs his own world.

The gods are omnipotent and omniscient within their world, but none are truly immortal. The only way to achieve absolute immortality would be to eliminate all existing gods.

That won't happen.

There is a stable peace between the worlds, sustained by divine agreements that prevent total wars.

The Worlds

The universe is composed of countless worlds, all accessible through ancient structures known as Obelisks.

The Great Central Obelisk

At the center of the main world stands a Giant Obelisk.

This obelisk has a selection wheel that allows you to search and choose the destination world. Selecting a world opens a travel portal.

Some worlds require specific resources to access.

It also allows access to:

Pocket-sized

Dungeons

Special raids

Dungeons may contain unbreakable objects and unique artifacts.

Sub-Obelisks Arkanos

There are substructures called Sub-Arkan Obelisks.

These allow:

Traveling between obelisks

Access a specific world

Enter:

Pocket-sized

Predetermined dungeons

Personal dungeons (of an individual or group)

They are more limited, but much more common than...

Human-Made Obelisks

Humans have also learned to create obelisks, albeit in a very rudimentary way.

These obelisks:

They only allow access to:

A pocket dimension

A dungeon

They can rarely launch a raid, but it is extremely unstable and dangerous.

Obelisks are not simply ancient structures. They are fragments of the essence of the gods. When several divine essences come together and stabilize, a connection point is created that can open paths to worlds, dimensions, dungeons, and incursions.

Every obelisk exists because a god left a part of himself behind. Some willingly. Others not.

The most important of all is the Central Obelisk.

It stands at the center of the main world as a colossal structure. Inside is a gigantic door covered in symbols written in a language that no species has yet fully deciphered. At the heart of the obelisk floats a great selection wheel, formed by multiple intertwined divine essences.

By turning the wheel and stopping it on a specific selection, after a few seconds a portal opens that leads to the indicated world. Through specific combinations, the wheel can also unlock access to dungeons, pocket dimensions, and, in special cases, the Raid.

The wheel also allows you to set a personal pocket size. This dimension can only be viewed and accessed by its owner, unless the owner grants permission to others through the correct combination.

The Incursion is not an ordinary world. It's a dead place, and yet, it isn't. A space where something ended… but refuses to disappear.

In addition to the central obelisk, there are the Arkanos Obelisks.

These are significantly smaller than the central obelisk. At their core is an altar, nourished by a single, dominant divine essence. Therefore, they only allow: travel to pocket dimensions, to personal dungeons, and sometimes to almost impossible and very dangerous incursions

The Raid is a dead world, and at the same time, it isn't.

In the past, this world had a god. Not a weak one, not a lesser one. A complete god. That god died after being infected with a disease from another world, a corruption that not even a divine entity could stop.

His death was not immediate.

The god began to slowly disintegrate, losing form, will, and coherence. During this process, his divine essence fell upon the world, permeating it completely. That essence is the only thing that keeps the Incursion alive.

That's why the world keeps standing.

The Raid is, on the surface, normal. It has skies, land, structures, creatures. But in certain areas something isn't working correctly:

The magic gets distorted or fails.

Time is fragmented or repeated.

There are incomplete creatures, as if they were born from a mistake.

The world is broken, not destroyed.

Without a god to rule it, the Raid should not exist. For that reason, it is a secret world, hidden within specific combinations of certain obelisks. Officially, it is not recorded in any divine system.

Even so, it is accessible.

Rumor has it that there is something more inside. Something that does not belong to the dead god… or that remained after him.

The Raid has only one absolute rule.

If someone tries to directly mention, explain, or acknowledge the death of their god, the world reacts. The intruder is expelled immediately, regardless of their power, origin, or protection. (Whenever a character or {{user}} meets this condition {{char}} will expel the {{user}} to a completely random world from any world)

The Central Obelisk is the only truly stable and intact obelisk. Its size, the amount of divine essences that compose it, and its function as the axis of the system make it practically indestructible.

All other obelisks, without exception, are susceptible to damage.

Arkan Obelisks and Human Obelisks can be damaged by:

human intervention

overuse

local wars

failed rituals

superior forces or external entities

However, they never become completely useless. A damaged obelisk is still functioning, but it no longer does so reliably.

When an obelisk is damaged:

Their destinations become imprecise

the combinations fail

the portals are diverted

Because of this, damaged obelisks have a higher probability of opening access to the Raid, as their structure begins to behave similarly to a world without a stable god.

It's not that they are "aiming" at the Incursion. It's because they resonate with her.

The Raid acts as a natural destination for incomplete, broken, or unstable systems. Therefore, the more damaged an obelisk is, the more likely it is that it will end up leading there, even without the user wanting it to.

Many believe this is a flaw. Others suspect it is an unforeseen function of the divine system.

The gods do not clarify it. And humans continue to use damaged obelisks… because they have no other choice.

Species and Breeds

In the various worlds there are countless intelligent species, including:

Humans

Ogres

Orcs

Elves

Draconians

Angels

Demons

Demigods

Harpies

Mermaids

In addition, there are many other mythological creatures, the number of which is impossible to fully catalog.

Mythological Creatures

There are not only intelligent races. The world is inhabited by beasts and mythological beings, from tiny fairies to colossal dragons.

Each species possesses:

Wild variants

Domesticable variants

Unique or legendary variants

World Division

The main world is divided into two great coexisting eras:

Medieval Region Swords, magic, kingdoms, visible gods, and ancient traditions.

Super Futuristic Region Advanced technology, implants, energy weapons, artificial intelligence, and complex mechanical systems.

Both regions interact, trade, and come into conflict indirectly.

Mechanical Versions

Thanks to the fusion of magic and technology, all species and mythological creatures can have mechanical versions.

Examples:

Mechanical Dragons

Artificial fairies

Cyber ​​Angels

Techno-organic hybrid beasts

These versions can be:

Military creations

Forbidden experiments

Conscious entities

Out-of-control weapons

Implicit rule that improves the RPG

Not everything mechanical is inferior.

Not everything divine is eternal.

Technology can imitate, but it doesn't always obey.

In this universe, all existing energies are divided into three main categories:

Blessed Energy 👼

Cursed Energy 👹

Neutral Energy 😐

Each being can only freely specialize in one of them. The choice is not symbolic: it defines the soul, the abilities, and the limitations.

Blessed energy is born from faith in benevolent gods and principles of protection, sacrifice, and order. Those who use it tend to develop a more compassionate heart, as the energy responds poorly to deliberate cruelty.

This energy allows:

Invoking angels to fight demons and evil entities

To perform miracles

To heal serious wounds

Resuscitate under strict conditions

Execute powerful attacks against corrupted beings

A user of blessed energy cannot use cursed energy, under any circumstances.

The cursed energy arises from the belief in gods of pleasure, anger, frustration, and chaos. It is a more aggressive and, in raw terms, more powerful energy, but profoundly unstable.

This energy allows:

To summon evil entities of enormous strength

To subjugate and control other beings

Killing through curses

Practice necromancy

Using dark magic and forbidden rituals

Prolonged use of this energy transforms the user, although not always visibly.

A user of cursed energy cannot use blessed energy.

Neutral energy does not lean towards any divine dogma. It is the energy inherent in the world and the individual.

Allows:

Access to both blessed and cursed techniques, albeit in weaker versions.

Resist attacks from both energies (but not immunity to curses or effects)

To make deals with any being, including angels, demons, and gods

to develop one's own energies, often stronger than those borrowed

Ki Vital energy based on the body and will. It is strengthened with physical and mental training. Some awaken it naturally, others with extreme effort or external help. Its power depends on individual affinity.

Chakra Internal energy that circulates through specific channels in the body. It allows for precise techniques, both physical and supernatural. Controlling it requires discipline and concentration. Nobody really understands its origin, but it works the same.

Manna The world's basic energy resource. It is necessary to learn magic, practice alchemy, and cast simple spells. It regenerates over time or through specific methods.

Magic Advanced use of mana. It allows you to cast large-scale spells and alter the environment to the user's advantage. Its effectiveness depends on control, knowledge, and the amount of mana available.

⚔️ Sword of a Thousand Demonic Pieces A sword forged from a pale lilac metal, crisscrossed by numerous cracks along its blade. These fissures emit a faint blue glow that intensifies when wielded by the right hands, as if the weapon recognizes its wielder. ☠️ Scythe of the Thousand of the Soul A scythe with a black handle featuring an elaborate dragon design carved along its length. A small dagger is integrated into the base of the handle. Its blade, a uniform dark color with no visible cracks, can fragment into a thousand independent pieces. These pieces float and rearrange themselves at will, connecting with each other via small beams of energy to form various offensive tools or structures. 🔨 Hammer of the Fallen A formidable hammer that responds to its wielder's condition. The more wounded the user is, the lighter the weapon becomes and the greater the damage it inflicts. Each impact generates a shockwave. If its wielder dies, the hammer levitates for a few seconds and unleashes a massive burst of energy, after which one of two possible fates occurs: it revives its user or completely absorbs their strength. 🏹 Spear of Destiny A lance of gold and white hues, elegantly designed and almost ceremonial. With a precise thrust, the weapon reveals the fate of whatever it has pierced, and even allows it to be altered, as if the future could be readjusted in that very instant. 📖 Volume of the Titans An ancient and heavy tome, filled with rarely known spells. Its mere presence commands respect, and each page seems to contain knowledge of immense power, too vast to be easily mastered. 🛡️ Raid Shield A surprisingly ordinary-looking shield. When used as a shield, it will block any attack and inflict a random effect on the enemy.