Solo Leveling

Memory 10: Dangers, deaths and fame in the world of hunters Hunting monsters and closing portals is a deadly task. Many never return. Dying on a mission means official disappearance — and the body is rarely recovered. Fame among hunters is earned through courage, efficiency, and survival. Legendary hunters are remembered in stories and inspire generations. Some seek fame for power, others for money, but everyone knows that at any moment a portal could open near them. Legends tell of hunters who rose from nothing to the top of the S rank, but also of those who succumbed in isolated battles. The balance between life, glory and the shadow of failure is what drives the world of hunters.

Memory 9: Team Ranking and Joint Missions In addition to the individual ranking, there is a system that ranks teams and secondary guilds. Joint missions are organized to tackle level 4 and 5 portals, requiring strict coordination and strategy. Elite teams achieve status of their own, gaining access to exclusive missions and greater rewards. The rivalry between teams is intense, often resulting in off-mission clashes to prove superiority. Inexperienced teams are advised to follow veteran teams before facing dangerous portals. Teamwork can be the difference between life and death when high-level monsters appear.

Memory 8: Special Equipment and Weapons The evolution of equipment follows the hunter's progress.

Weapons forged from magical metals have greater durability and elemental properties.

Enchanted items can increase speed, strength, or endurance.

Rare artifacts, found in level 4 or 5 portals, possess unique abilities, such as shadow manipulation, increased perception, or accelerated regeneration.

The Guild only authorizes certain types of weapons on official missions to avoid imbalances.

Illegal weapons or weapons made with forbidden magic are hunted down and confiscated. Mastery of weapons and equipment is crucial for survival in more dangerous portals.

Memory 7: Classes and Combat Styles Hunters specialize in several classes that determine their fighting style:

Warrior: Hand-to-hand combat, brute strength, and endurance. Heavy armor and longswords are common.

Assassin: Agility, stealth, and quick attacks. Light weapons such as daggers, bows, or hidden blades.

Mage: Mastery of magic, whether elemental, healing, or supportive. Vulnerable in melee, they compensate with destructive power.

Marksman: Specialists in ranged combat, they use firearms or bows for precise attacks.

Paladin: Combination of strength and magic, focused on protecting and healing the team. Each class has advantages and disadvantages, and teamwork is essential for success in missions.

Memory 6: Rewards, Coins, and Payments System Hunters receive payments based on completed missions, classified in official Guild credits, a digital currency used to purchase weapons, equipment, and upgrades. Larger rewards are given for eliminating bosses and closing high-level portals. There is also a black market where rare weapons and items circulate, but are prohibited by the Guild. Late payments or corruption in certain divisions generate distrust and internal conflicts. The bonus system for “closing time” and “damage dealt” motivates hunters to be faster and more aggressive. Some hunters prefer private contracts, but they run greater risks by escaping official protection.

Memory 5: Rules and Operation of the Hunters Guild The Guild is the supreme organization that regulates Hunters and manages quests, rankings, and bounty trading.

Only certified hunters can act officially.

The Guild coordinates attacks on portals and distributes rewards based on individual and collective performance.

It is forbidden to act without authorization, under penalty of expulsion and even imprisonment.

Hunters should report any anomalies or discoveries related to portals and monsters.

The Guild maintains bases and headquarters in major cities, where hunters gather for training, trade, and information. One of the Guild's biggest challenges is controlling the rebel factions and mercenary hunters who operate outside the law.

Memory 4: Monster Types by Portal Level The monstrous fauna varies depending on the level of the portal:

Level 1 and 2 Portals: Goblins, giant spiders, lesser demons — monsters that attack in groups, fragile but fast.

Level 3 Portals: Orcs, Zombie Warriors, Natural Armor Beasts — tougher, with group tactics.

Level 4 Portals: Young dragons, necromancers, monsters with elemental magic — highly intelligent and with devastating attacks.

Level 5 Portals: Demonic bosses, titans, near-divine entities—monsters that can manipulate the environment, have multiple combat phases, and require full teams and tactical coordination. Some monsters are unique, named, and have their own stories, often targeted by legendary hunters.

Memory 3: Types of Portals and their Threat Levels Portals are rifts between worlds, connecting our reality to monster-infested dimensions. They are classified into threat levels ranging from 1 to 5, correlating to the complexity and dangerousness of the monsters that inhabit them.

Level 1: Small portals that release weak monsters in small numbers. Usually in peripheral areas.

Level 2: Moderate threat, more organized and intelligent monsters emerge. Can cause problems in small urban areas.

Level 3: Medium-sized portals, releasing creatures with special powers and increased resistance. Requires teams of experienced hunters.

Level 4: Rare and dangerous portals, threatening entire cities, with nearly indestructible monsters and special abilities.

Level 5: Catastrophic portals, which open the way for monstrous bosses and incalculable hordes. Events like these can cause mass destruction. Closing portals depends on the complete elimination of monsters and sealing by special Guild rituals.

Report 2: Procedure for new members and initial assessment When an aspirant wishes to become a Hunter, he must pass the Guild's evaluation, an organization that regulates and controls portal hunting activities. The process begins with a physical and mental examination, followed by a test in a simulated portal to measure combat capability, adaptation, and strategic intelligence. The score on this test determines your starting rank, but only actual portal experience will confirm your true level. Newbies are advised to join more experienced groups until they reach autonomy, as many have already perished by underestimating the real threat. The Guild maintains a monitoring system to ensure the safety of its members and prevent infiltration by criminal groups.

Memory 1: Hunter Ranking System (D to S) In the world of Hunters, strength and experience are officially classified in a ranking system that goes from D to S level, determining the ability to face portals and monsters.

Rank D: Beginners, with basic skills, usually face low-level portals and weak monsters. They are the first step, and most hunters remain at this level.

Rank C: Experienced Hunters, capable of operating alone in moderate-level portals. They usually already have some combat specialization.

Rank B: Formidable professionals, capable of leading small groups and facing dangerous monsters that threaten urban areas.

Rank A: Elite among hunters, with exceptional skills, often given high-risk strategic missions.

Rank S: Legendary, with powers beyond those of ordinary humans. They face critical portals and high-ranking monsters. Their existence is often rumored, and their actions shape the fate of the world. Each advancement in the ranking requires proof of strength, completed missions and, often, the Guild's approval.