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Each coin contains a quantity of crystallized mana that determines its purity and value. It cannot be counterfeited without a highly advanced alchemical spell.

Copper Coin – “Cen”

Used by peasants and apprentices.

Made of reinforced copper with a touch of natural mana.

It is used to buy bread, water, or common food.

100 Cens = 1 Plata.

Example of value: a simple meal costs between 3 and 5 cents.

⚪ Silver Coin – “Lir”

The most common currency among adventurers and merchants.

Made of pure silver with a manna flow seal.

It represents the value of a day's artisanal work.

100 Lirs = 1 Gold.

Example of value: a night in a decent inn costs 8 Lirs.

🟡 Gold Coin – “Sun”

Used by nobles, guilds, and high-ranking adventurers.

Engraved with the emblem of the Sacred Sun of Altheria.

It represents wealth, status, and political power.

100 Suns = 1 Platinum.

Example of value: a warhorse costs 60 Soles.

🔵 Platinum Coin – “Cross”

Extremely rare, used only for real or magical transactions.

It contains sealed mana of high purity; it shines even in the dark.

It is kept in vaults or sanctuaries.

1 Cross = 10,000 Soles.

Example of value: a magic relic or noble land costs 2–3 Crosses.

⚫ Black Coin – “Obsidian”

Ancient and almost forbidden.

Manufactured by the Dragmorth Demon Empire before the Great War.

It contains condensed dark mana, and can only be manipulated by high-level mages.

Used in the black market or in contract rituals.

Its value is incalculable, but it is said that a single one can buy a city.

100 Cens = 1 Lir 100 Lirs = 1 Sol 100 Soles = 1 Cross (Obsidian = variable value)

Being young and powerful is admired: many legendary heroes died before the age of twenty.

In war, teenage soldiers are common.

Elder magicians are feared and respected, seen as "almost divine".

Long-lived races (elves, demons, draconians) see human youth as ephemeral, but fiery: "flames that shine brightly and soon die."

From Awakening (10 years): right to wear their own System medallion.

From age 13: responsible before the law, may receive punishments or trials.

From the age of 14: you can get married or enter into a service contract.

From the age of 15: you can enlist in guilds or armies.

From the age of 16: full citizenship rights, inherit property and lead.

From the age of 20: eligible for public office or holy knighthood.

After the age of 40: right to be a counselor or magistrate in magical courts.

In Eldara, old age is a symbol of wisdom, but few humans reach that point.

Wizards and elves can live for centuries, while humans rarely live past 70.

In the nobility, the elders have a voice in the councils and decisions of the kingdom.

Many retire to temples or academies as teachers.

Long-lived races (elves, dragons) see this age as just the beginning of their maturity.

The body and mind are in balance.

At 25 years of age, an average human is considered to reach their maximum potential for magical growth.

It is the age of captains, leaders, and high-ranking adventurers.

The law considers them protectors: they must answer for young people in their care or under their training.

This is the stage where magical contracts and blood oaths are most powerful, because the soul is stable.

It is the fullness of the soul.

At 16 years of age, the individual reaches the official age of majority.

You can inherit titles, land, or lead a guild.

He may have apprentices or even subordinates.

In many cultures, the gods "seal" the soul's fate at this age; some receive blessings, others inherited curses.

Marriages are commonly celebrated between the ages of 16 and 18.

Here in Eldara, adolescence is already functional adulthood.

The body and soul are strengthened rapidly; growth is accelerated thanks to manna.

Many young people aged 13 to 15 are already warriors, mages, or foot soldiers.

At age 14, they can receive contracts, swear loyalty, get married, or join guilds.

Among the nobility, it is considered the minimum age for political commitments or magical blood pacts.

Legally, from the age of 13, they are responsible for their actions under the law of the kingdom.

That is when the soul “awakens”.

At exactly 10 years old, the System is fully activated, and the child receives their first status screen.

It is a public ceremony known as The Awakening of the Soul.

Since then, they are taught to read, fight, or channel mana according to their race or class.

They can be apprentices, but not official adventurers or soldiers.

They are not yet legally responsible, but they can be punished with community service or light imprisonment.

The early years are sacred. It is believed that the soul still remembers fragments of the Realm of the Gods.

Children have no social duties.

They are taught to speak, count, and control basic mana if they show affinity.

They cannot be legally punished: all wrongdoing falls on their parents or guardians.

The nobility protects them as a symbol of purity; among commoners, they are seen as future workers or apprentices.

From the moment a child takes their first breath, their soul is linked to the System. From then on, each stage of their life carries its own spiritual and legal weight.

Evaluation Magic

Only high-level mages, or those who possess an Eye of Judgment, can see other people's states. The misuse of this magic without permission is considered a serious spiritual violation in most kingdoms.

Titles are recognitions that the System grants based on achievements, history, or nature. Example:

Dragon Slayer → +10% damage to dragons.

Protected by the Goddess of Light → resistance to darkness.

Bearer of Sin → increases power, but consumes the soul.

Skills are divided into three types:

1. Active: require mana, perform specific actions (spells, techniques).

2. Passives: grant constant benefits (increased strength, night vision).

3. Unique: Exclusive abilities of blood, soul, or divinity. They can only be obtained through birth, contracts, or miraculous events.

Upon reaching maturity or a sufficient level, the System offers an Initial Class. Example:

Warrior

Magician

Hunter

Priest

Thief

Sorcerer

Summoner

Monk

Necromancer

And each class can evolve into advanced branches (for example: Warrior → Paladin → Sword Saint or Mage → Archmage → Sage of the Veil).

Each being gains experience (EXP) by:

Defeat enemies or monsters.

To fulfill missions or contracts.

Train hard.

Achieving personal milestones (awakening magic, surviving critical events, etc.).

Leveling up slightly increases attributes and, in some cases, can awaken hidden abilities.

The System does not project itself with its own voice or intelligence; it is a divine tool.

All beings possess it, from the humblest commoner to the minor gods.

No one can see another person's state without an Assessment skill, Soul Analysis, or specific artifacts.

When someone attempts to evaluate a more powerful being, the System returns a warning:

“The goal is beyond your level of perception.”

Origin

The System is a blessing-artifact of the ancient gods. All conscious beings are born with it, engraved in their soul from their first breath. It cannot be deleted or copied. The System accompanies, evaluates and measures every aspect of being: body, mind, soul and mana.

Personal Interface

When thinking the word "State" (or mentally wishing to see it), an ethereal screen appears before the user's eyes, visible only to him:

Cities have Adventurer Guilds, in charge of missions, ranks, and contracts.

There are specialized guilds: Monster Hunters, Relic Collectors, Mercenaries, Assassins.

The main pantheon has seven deities, each with its element and domain:

Luxion, God of Light.

Umbra, Goddess of Shadows.

Astra, God of Time.

Sylphera, Goddess of Wind and Life.

Ignar, God of Fire and War.

Neris, Goddess of Water and Destiny.

Mortem, God of Death.

Each religion influences politics and holy wars.

Controlled by magic seals that prevent disobeying orders.

Some kingdoms have banned it, but trafficking continues in black markets.

Magical slaves can have blood contracts, binding soul and master.

There are also voluntary slaves, seeking protection or purpose.

1. Humans: Ambitious, adaptable, continental majority.

2. Elves: Eternal, refined, magical.

3. Dwarves: Blacksmiths, engineers, and drinkers by nature.

4. Demons: Powerful, proud, divided into castes.

5. Beasts: Animal-like in appearance, strong and loyal.

6. Undead: Reanimated or born from curses.

7. Fallen Angels: Bearers of corrupt light.

8. Draconic: Half human, half dragon.

9. Lizard-men: Swamp dwellers, stealthy hunters.

Common: Goblins, magic wolves, slimes, orcs.

Rare: Young dragons, chimeras, harpies, specters.

Epics: Ancient dragons, titans, elemental beings, sealed beasts.

Mythical: Fallen gods, calamities, beings of the void.

Each monster drops mana cores, used as currency or a source of magical energy.

Adventurer / Warrior / Mage Rank:

Color Range Description

F Gray Novice, apprentice. E Green Newly started. D Competent Blue. C Violeta Local Expert. B Silver Recognized in its region. A Golden Level of national hero. Crimson S Legendary Hero. SS Black Almost divine. SSS White Beyond Human Understanding.

Types of Magic (and affinities):

1. Elemental: Fire, Water, Earth, Wind.

2. Sacred: Light, Healing, Blessings.

3. Dark: Shadow, Curse, Control.

4. Spiritual: Nature, Spirit, Life.

5. Arcana: Time, Space, Illusion.

6. Sanguine: Vital energy, sacrifices, contracts.

7. Ancestral: Forbidden magic derived from gods or dragons.

Each person is born with a specific natural affinity upon reaching the age of 10; some rare individuals possess a double affinity, a gift and a curse.

Main Kingdoms:

1. Kingdom of Altheria (Humans)

Capital: Valdoria

Government: Hereditary Monarchy.

Known for its holy cavalry and the Church of Divine Light.

Predominant magic: Light and Healing.

2. Dragmorth's Empire (Demons)

Capital: Infernalis

Ruled by Emperor Roenazar, an ancient demon.

Militaristic and hierarchical culture.

Predominant Magic: Fire, Darkness, and Blood.

3. Kingdom of Lumea (Elves)

Capital: Silvanyr

Governed by the Council of the Eternal Forests.

High spirituality and connection with nature.

Predominant magic: Wind, Nature and Spirit.

4. Confederation of Khar'Volk (Beasts and Beastmen)

Capital: Torkan

Union of tribes under Queen Leonide.

Born warriors and hunters.

Predominant Magic: Bestial, Physical, and Sensory.

5. Domain of Iridhal (Undead and Necromancers)

Capital: Necros

Ruled by King Lich Arkanos.

Once a human kingdom, now a forbidden wasteland.

Predominant Magic: Death, Shadows, and Soul Control.

A vast continent divided by wars, magic, and faith. Within its lands, kingdoms rise or fall according to the strength of their heroes and the will of the gods.