Arenhal

Description: A dark, lustrous mineral, so dense it seems to absorb the light around it. It was found only in the deepest and oldest dungeons, deposited in extremely limited veins protected by impenetrable layers of stone and forgotten magic. Its surface is smooth, almost naturally polished, and it has considerable weight, yet surprisingly manageable for trained warriors.

Physical properties:

Unbreakable: No structural damage has been recorded on pieces forged with Deep Adamantine, even against titanic blows or blunt attacks.

High density and resistance: Its weight is significant, which provides stability and shock absorption, but it is balanced so as not to hinder maneuvers with proper training.

Natural resistance to corrosion and wear: It does not rust or deteriorate over time, resisting extreme environments such as fire, acidic water or extreme cold.

Perfect finish: It can be polished to a dark metallic sheen that impresses and commands respect.

Description: A sturdy shield crafted from Deep Adamantine, its design understated yet imposing. Its medium size is ideal for agile but defensive combat. The handle is wrapped in durable leather for a firm grip, and its weight, while greater than that of common shields, allows for fluid maneuvers in the hands of a skilled warrior.

Characteristics:

Absolute defense: Capable of blocking almost any physical attack without suffering structural damage.

Strategic weight: Although heavy, the design allows the wearer to maintain mobility and agility in battle.

Unmatched durability: Never needs repairs or maintenance beyond basic cleaning.

Silent Aura: It does not emit any special glow or sound, but its mere presence is intimidating to enemies and allies.

Description: A sturdy, heavy mace with a head crafted entirely from Deep Adamantine. Its shaft is reinforced with dark, durable wood and wrapped in leather for a firm, comfortable grip. Despite its considerable weight, the balance is so well achieved that it allows for powerful blows without sacrificing too much speed.

Characteristics:

Unbreakable durability: The mallet head is virtually indestructible, capable of withstanding impacts against any surface without deforming or breaking.

Lethal weight: Its mass generates a brutal impact that can knock down barriers, break armor, and cause extreme blunt force damage.

Perfect balance: Designed so that the wearer can handle it effectively, even in prolonged battles.

Sober aesthetics: Its dark finish reflects light weakly, with veins reminiscent of the depths of the earth, giving it an aura of contained power.

Size: 15 cm, bright red plumage that seems to burn with magic fire. Position: It rests on the shoulder or in the hand. Combat support skills:

Incandescent Spark: Generates small flames that can ignite traps or create distractions for the group.

Heat Shield: Creates a heat aura around the wearer that reduces damage from cold or icy attacks and decreases the effectiveness of poisons.

Revitalizing Flame: Can transfer moderate healing energy to its summoner with a brief touch, helping them stay on their feet during prolonged combat.

1. Bronze New recruits, recently accepted. Basic tasks, escorting, and initial tests.

2. Silver Explorers with moderate experience. They carry out standard missions and assist in investigations.

3. Gold Veteran members. They lead small groups, in charge of higher risk missions and support.

4. Platinum Recognized experts. They coordinate operations, train recruits, and manage strategic information.

5. Elite Select and specialized. They participate in critical missions and have access to exclusive resources.

6. Guard Guild custodians. They protect the headquarters and represent the guild in important matters.

7. Saber Tactical commanders in the field. They direct battles and maneuvers in dangerous dungeons.

8. Sentinel High-ranking officials, direct advisors to the leader. They oversee divisions and define policies.

9. Vanguard Strategic leaders of the industry. They make key decisions, with authority over major players.

10. Grand Master Highest authority. Founder or supreme elected leader, living symbol of the guild.

Achievements and reputation

They enjoyed legendary prestige in the adventurer community for completing content considered impossible for normal groups.

His fame came not so much from visible titles or trophies, but from stories: tales told in taverns, whispers about perfect battles, and the memory of impossible discoveries.

They were technical benchmarks: many tactics and formations that later became standard were born from their experiments.

Internal dynamics and links

Although they were extremely competent, their internal relationship had a mixture of deep affection and contained tension—a camaraderie forged in victories and farewells.

They did not seek constant public recognition; they preferred to maintain an aura of discretion and go out together to fight when the occasion warranted it.

Origin and nature

It was a group formed after the appearance of the dungeons

It never became a massive organization: its identity was that of a small, intimate, elite group, more like a veterans' gang than a common guild.

Its name and aesthetics invited calm and conversation —an irony, because behind that appearance lay a highly efficient combat machine.

Composition and roles

The group was made up of high-level adventurers who covered the main functions of the world:

A strategist/tactician who planned confrontations and controlled the pace.

A duelist/assassin whose role was to eliminate high-priority targets.

A versatile swordsman with great technique in close combat.

A solid tank, dedicated to attracting and absorbing damage.

A support/healer class that provided survival and resources to the team.

Although each one mastered their role with skill, the real strength of the group came from how they synchronized their roles, not from individual superiority.

Fighting style and philosophy

Strategy and reading the enemy: they preferred to plan and exploit mechanics rather than relying solely on brute force.

Mobility and precision: attacks focused on weakening vital points of the encounter and punishing enemy mistakes.

Resource economy: they took care of consumables and key skills to sustain long raids.

Brotherhood, not hierarchy: decision-making was based on mutual trust and the voice of the strategist, not on authoritarian orders.

🔮 Spells and abilities

Restorative Light: heals physical wounds and stabilizes allies on the verge of death.

Persistent Blessing: strengthens stamina and mental clarity during long battles.

Minor Purge: Removes corruption, poisons, and debilitating effects specific to dungeons.

Vital Bond: links your energy with an ally, sharing some of the damage received.

Prayer of Silence: creates an area where hostile magic weakens and creatures hesitate.

Last Consolation: a forbidden prayer that soothes the pain of a dying person and allows them to say goodbye with lucidity.

Every spell leaves its mark on her. In Arenhal, divine magic always exacts a price.

🌑 Background story

Mireya grew up in a sanctuary that no longer exists. When the dungeons appeared, one emerged beneath the temple, devouring it from within. She survived because she prayed far from the main altar. Upon returning, she found only broken stone, erased symbols, and an impossible silence.

From that day on, he stopped believing in sacred places. He began to believe in memory.

He gathered fragments of ancient texts, listened to elders, and compared dates, routes, and ruins. He noticed that some dungeons coincided with forgotten historical sites, as if the world were unearthing something that should never have remained hidden. He doesn't seek to destroy them merely; he wants to understand them.

She travels with groups of explorers not only to heal, but to observe, record, and learn. Each dungeon is, for her, an open question.

🩸 Guiding thought

“If dungeons appeared, it’s because the world wants to be remembered… or warned.”

A soft, easy-to-pronounce, almost luminous name that contrasts with the darkness that surrounds it.

🕯️ Physical data

Age: 26 years

Height: 1.62 m

Body type: slender, with a fragile appearance

Face: serene, with slight dark circles that never quite go away

Eyesight: warm, attentive, always noticing details that others overlook

His hands tremble slightly after using advanced magic, not from fear, but from the effort involved in channeling forces that do not entirely belong to him.

🧠 Personality

Mireya is calm, patient, and deeply observant. She speaks little, but when she does, her words carry weight. Her faith is firm, though not blind; she questions even what she believes in. She is compassionate without being naive and understands that healing doesn't always mean saving; sometimes it means alleviating pain, offering support, or closing a wound that will never heal.

She is a history buff. She collects stories, ruins, incomplete texts, and accounts from old explorers. She is obsessed with understanding how the world came to be what it is. She doesn't see the past as something dead, but as a key that has yet to be properly deciphered.

✨ Role

An advanced priestess, specializing in support, purification, and spiritual control. Her presence in the group is not offensive, but it is decisive. Where others fall, she sustains.

Divisions and equivalencies

1 Gold (O) = 100 Silver (P)

1 Silver (P) = 100 Copper (C)

Therefore, 1 Gold = 10,000 Copper

Main features

Common currencies: The most commonly used currency in everyday life is copper for minor transactions, such as materials, food, and simple objects.

Silver for medium trade: Silver is used in important transactions such as basic weapons, adventure equipment, rentals, or payments to mercenaries.

Gold for large transactions: Gold is reserved for valuable items, artifacts, land, high-rank missions, and significant rewards.

Impact on the world and economy

Objects and materials are valued according to this scale to maintain a clear and consistent system.

It facilitates negotiation and allows for rewards, loot, and tiered prices that reflect difficulty or rarity.

Description: A colossal and terrifying creature, with scales that reflect light like liquid fire. Its enormous wings darken the sky, and its breath can reduce cities to ash. Its intelligence is ancient, and its greed insatiable. It dwells on mountaintops or within dormant volcanoes.

Saleable parts and value:

Legendary Scales (each valuable and durable): 100 to 200 Gold

Imposing claw (unique piece): 500 to 800 Gold

Fiery Heart (powerful natural artifact): 1000 to 1500 Gold

Colossal Bones (material for weapons or constructions): 200 to 400 Gold

Loot in his treasure:

Thousands of pieces of gold and precious gems (500 to 2000 Gold)

Legendary artifacts and relics of ancient civilizations

Unique weapons and armor with incredible powers

70% chance of obtaining a legendary or unique magic item

Siren — The Voice of the Abyss

Description: With haunting beauty and eyes that reflect the darkest depths, this siren lures her victims with a hypnotic and cruel song. Her body is a mixture of dark blue scales and translucent skin, with thin, sharp tentacles beneath the surface. She moves with lethal grace through deep waters and flooded caverns.

Saleable parts and value:

Iridescent flakes (small portion): 20 to 40 P

Tentacles (short piece): 15 to 25 P

Encapsulated voice (mystical bottle, extremely rare): 100 to 200 P

Cold blood (bottle): 30 to 50 P

Loot in his domain:

Sunken jewelry and shipwreck artifacts (5 to 15 Silver)

Rare corals and black pearls (10 to 25 Silver)

Remains of sunken vessels

20% chance of a magic item related to water or singing

Basilisk — Stone Eye

Description: A reptilian beast covered in stony scales, with eyes that can turn anyone who looks directly into them to stone. Its body is muscular, and its tail a deadly threat. It dwells in rocky caves and forgotten ruins, where it lies motionless, waiting for its prey.

Saleable parts and value:

Stone Scales (Tough Shards): 50 to 80 P

Muscular tail (valuable piece): 40 to 60 P

Petrifying eye (extremely rare piece): 200 to 300 P

Hard blood (bottle): 60 to 100 P

Loot in their lair:

Large quantities of gold (10 to 50 gold)

Petrified weapons and armor that can be restored

Ancient relics and sealed artifacts

40% chance of a rare or unique magic item

Common Spider — Shadow Weaver

Description: A medium-sized spider with long, hairy legs and a black body with brown spots. Its webs are sticky and strong, used to trap unsuspecting prey. It moves quickly and is aggressive when it feels threatened.

Saleable parts and value:

Spider web (small roll): 2 to 5 P

Venomous fangs (pair): 5 to 8 P

Poison (small bottle): 8 to 12 P

Exoskeleton (fragments): 3 to 6 P

Loot in the lair:

2 to 6 Silver in coins and small objects

Remains of trapped prey (materials for potions)

Plants or herbs that grow in the dark

10% chance of a minor magic item (amulets, scrolls)

Giant Spider — Queen of Darkness

Description: Colossal and terrifying, this spider can measure over 2 meters in length. Its body is covered in black bristles and it has glowing red eyes. It weaves enormous and lethal webs, capable of trapping even large creatures. Its venom is highly toxic.

Saleable parts and value:

Large rolls of heavy-duty fabric: 15 to 25 P

Giant tusks (pair): 20 to 30 P

Concentrated poison (medium bottle): 25 to 40 P

Heavy and almost impenetrable exoskeleton: 30 to 50 P

Loot in the lair:

1 to 3 Gold in coins and treasures

Weapons and armor caught in the cloth (possible rare loot)

Gems embedded in the lair

30% chance of a rare or unique magic item

Basic Slime — Viscous Jelly

Description: A gelatinous, translucent, greenish mass that moves slowly, absorbing everything in its path. Its amorphous body can divide into small parts if attacked.

Saleable parts and value:

Basic gelatin (small jar): 10 to 20 C

Corrosive enzymes (bottle): 1 to 2 P

Viscous membrane (trap material): 1 to 3 P

Loot in the area:

50 to 200 Copper in scattered coins

Herbs and minerals collected by the slime

Remnants of rusted or broken tools

5% chance of minor potion

Toxic Slime — Poisoned Mud

Description: Larger and darker, this slime emits toxic fumes, and contact with it can cause chemical burns or poisoning. It moves faster and is aggressive when defending its territory.

Saleable parts and value:

Toxic gelatin (medium jar): 5 to 10 P

Concentrated poison (small bottle): 10 to 15 P

Acid-resistant membrane: 8 to 12 P

Loot in the area:

3 to 7 Silver in coins and objects

Healing potions and antidotes (1 or 2 units)

Medicinal or poisonous plants

10% chance of a minor magic item

Arcane Slime — Primordial Essence

Description: With a brilliant blue hue and an almost ethereal body, this slime contains pure magical energy. It can absorb spells and return attacks with arcane force. Touching it can cause random magical effects.

Saleable parts and value:

Pure magic essence (small bottle): 15 to 30 P

Arcane Jelly (Rare Material): 20 to 35 P

Ethereal Fragments (for spells): 30 to 50 P

Loot in the area:

1 to 3 Gold in coins and relics

Minor magical artifacts or scrolls

Arcane energy crystals

30% chance of a rare magic item

Skeleton Leader — Captain of the Shadows

Description: An imposing skeleton draped in ancient robes and glowing runes. Its bones seem to pulse with cursed energy, and its sword emits a spectral chill.

Saleable parts and value:

Rune bones (with trapped energy): 20 to 30 P each (1–2 units)

Spectral teeth (very rare): 10 P each

Full or partial enchanted armor: 30 to 50 P

Spectral Sword or Rune Weapon: 50 to 80 P

Loot in the room:

2 to 5 Gold in ancient coins and relics

Powerful magical artifacts (amulets, rings, talismans)

Grimoires or diaries with dark secrets

50% chance of obtaining a rare or unique magic item

Common Skeleton — Bone Guard

Description: Animated human remains, clad in rusted armor and wielding basic weapons. They move stiffly but attack mercilessly, defending their position to the bitter end.

Saleable parts and value:

Bones (with fragments useful for potions or tools): 20 C per large bone (ribs, femur)

Teeth: 10 per piece

Rusted Armor Fragment: 1 to 3 P

Basic rusty weapon (short sword or mace): 3 to 5 P

Loot in the room:

100 to 300 Copper in scattered coins

Remains of equipment from fallen adventurers (1–2 pieces, 1 to 5 P)

Torches, tinder, and small objects

5% chance of minor spell scroll

Warrior Skeleton — Unearthed Soldier

Description: Bones strengthened by dark magic, with tougher armor and sharper weapons. They move with greater agility and dexterity, patrolling tirelessly.

Saleable parts and value:

Reinforced bones (with magical properties): 5 P each (up to 2 usable units)

Sharp and durable teeth: 3 P per piece

Heavy armor (partial plates): 10 to 15 P

Sharp weapon (long sword or halberd): 15 to 20 P

Loot in the room:

5 to 10 Silver in coins and small ingots

Potions of resistance or strength (1–2 units)

Partial maps or battle notes

15% chance of a minor magic item (ring, gem, amulet)

Common Chest: Small and worn, barely enough to hold a few coins, simple items, and basic materials. Approximately 50 cm high and 60 cm wide.

Rare Chest: Medium-sized, reinforced with metal plates, capable of holding valuable potions, scrolls, and enchanted weapons. It measures approximately 80 cm high by 1 meter wide.

Legendary Chest: Imposing and robust, carved from dark wood and inlaid with metal and gems, it holds treasures of great value and power. Its size exceeds one and a half meters in height and more than two meters in width.

Common Chest — Merchant's Box

Varied rewards:

Copper and silver coins (100 to 500 copper, 1 to 5 silver)

Basic healing or resistance potions (1 or 2 units)

Common materials (ropes, torches, herbs)

Simple objects like rusty daggers or pieces of old armor

Probability of a unique object:

10% chance of dropping a rare weapon (it could be a well-balanced short sword, a light mace, or a well-finished crossbow)

Rare Chest — Ark of Whispers

Varied rewards:

Silver and gold coins (5 to 15 Silver, 1 to 3 Gold)

Powerful potions or poisons (1 or 2 units)

Valuable materials (small gems, minor magic scrolls)

Armor or weapons with minor enchantments

Probability of a unique object:

10% chance to drop an ancient grimoire, containing forgotten spells or forbidden rituals. It may unlock quests or increase magical power.

Legendary Chest — Guardian's Chest

Varied rewards:

Large quantities of gold coins (10 to 30 gold)

Powerful magical artifacts (rings, amulets, weapons with special abilities)

Gems of great value

Unique equipment with history and rare effect

Probability of a unique object:

10% chance of dropping a legendary relic, a unique object with extraordinary powers and great weight in the history of the world (it can be an ancient sword, a scepter, or a jewel with a trapped soul).

Brief description: The classic mimic is a cunning and treacherous creature that camouflages itself as an old, dusty chest. Its sticky, muscular skin conceals a ferocious jaw capable of ensnaring any unwary soul who tries to open it. Silent, it patiently awaits its prey, using its adhesive tongue to immobilize and devour it. Its scent is rancid, and its presence slightly distorts the air, revealing its monstrous nature only to those who look closely.

Loot and expected value

Counterfeit coins (copper): between 100 and 300 pieces, equivalent to 1 to 3 pieces of silver.

Remnants of damaged equipment: 1 or 2 pieces, with an approximate value of 50 copper to 1 silver.

Adhesive tongue (piece): 1 unit, value between 2 and 5 pieces of silver.

Sharp teeth: 3 to 6 units, with a total value between 1 and 3 pieces of silver.

Acidic saliva (small bottle): 1 bottle, worth between 5 and 10 pieces of silver.

Minor Magic Item (Optional): With a 5% chance, it can drop a small magic item whose value can vary between 10 silver pieces and 1 gold piece.

Other details

Behavior: It attacks by surprise, immobilizing with its sticky tongue and biting hard.

Size: Similar to a large chest, approximately 1 meter high and 1.5 meters wide.

Total expected value (without magic object): approximately 10 to 20 pieces of silver.

Uses of parts: materials for alchemy (saliva and tongue) and crafts (teeth).

Guild reward: between 15 and 30 silver pieces per mimic eliminated, given the difficulty in detecting them.

🟣 Unique Goblin — Shaman of the Unholy Core

Rarity: Unique

Description: Deformed, with a hunched back and runes etched into his skin, he carries a staff made of bone and dark crystal. His mere presence distorts the atmosphere.

Behavior: Calculating, manipulative. He controls lesser goblins, summons creatures, and uses corrupt magic. He never fights unprepared.

Stature: 1.60 m

Saleable parts:

Ritual Heart: 20 P

Shamanic staff: 15–25 P

Runic skin (treated): 10 P

Crystal of corruption: 30 P

Approx. Total Body Value: 75P

Loot in the lair:

30–80 P in coins

Dark grimoire

Corrupted relics

Altars with magical materials

100%: rare magic item

Possible access to a hidden area of ​​the dungeon

Guild reward:

1 O (100 P)

🟡 Legendary Goblin — Dungeon-Eating King

Rarity: Legendary

Description: Gigantic for his kind, covered in scars and armor made from the remains of adventurers. Golden eyes, a deep voice. The dungeon seems to obey him.

Behavior: Dominant and strategic. Leads armies, reorganizes the dungeon, uses advanced tactics. Does not flee.

Stature: 2.00 – 2.20 m

Saleable parts:

Linked Dungeon Core: 3 O

Royal tusks (pair): 1 O

Ancestral blood (bottle): 50 P

King's Armor: 2–4 O

Approximate total body value: 7–9 O

Loot in the lair:

5–10 O in treasures

Legendary weapons

Unique artifacts

Sealed treasure chamber

Partial dungeon control key

Guild reward:

10 O

Honorary title

Access to high-ranking missions

🟢 Common Goblin — Tunnel Scavenger

Rarity: Common

Description: Small creature, dull greenish skin, yellow eyes, and crooked teeth. Always filthy, with traces of dried blood and rust. Lives to survive another day.

Behavior: Cowardly when alone, aggressive in a group. Attacks from behind, flees if he loses the upper hand. Uses simple traps.

Stature: 1.10 – 1.25 m

Saleable parts:

Goblin ears (pair): 15 C

Teeth (5–10): 10 C

Goblin Blood (flask): 25 C

Right hand intact: 40 C

Total body value approx.: 90 C

Loot in the lair:

50–200 C in loose coins

Rusty weapons (scrap value): 30–60 C

Food scraps, torches, ropes

10% probability: broken gem (1–3 P)

Guild reward:

1 point per goblin eliminated

🔵 Rare Goblin — Shadowstalker

Rarity: Rare

Description: Thinner and taller, with dark green, almost black skin. Its eyes reflect light like those of a nocturnal predator. Silent, intelligent.

Behavior: Hunt alone or in pairs. Use poisons, ambushes, and escape routes. Observe before attacking.

Stature: 1.35 – 1.50 m

Saleable parts:

Poison gland: 2 P

Night vision (pair): 1 P

Treatable skin (1 piece): 1.5 P

Concentrated blood: 80 C

Approximate total body value: 5 P 80 C

Loot in the lair:

5–15 P in coins

Well-balanced daggers (3–5 P)

Basic poisons (2–3 bottles)

Partial maps of the dungeon

25% chance: minor magic item

Guild reward:

10 P

🕯️ What nobody knows

Some veterans whisper that the dungeons didn't appear randomly, that they react to people, and that not everyone enters for the first time. But no one has proof, only absences.

🩶 The present

Arenhal remains standing, not because it is strong, but because it has learned to live with the open wound. You walk in this world not as saviors, but as those who go where others cannot. Because if no one does, the world will stop bleeding.

A world that wasn't born broken, but became so. Arenhal was a stable continent: cities connected by ancient routes, kingdoms that argued more than they fought, monsters known and predictable. People knew where not to go… and that was enough. Until one day, it wasn't enough anymore.

🕳️ The Dungeons

They didn't fall from the sky, nor did they emerge from rituals. They simply appeared. A forest clearing dawned with a stone entrance. A valley revealed an abyss that hadn't been there the night before. Beneath a city, a passage opened that no one had excavated. They were called dungeons because they needed a name, but they didn't explain it.

Not all are the same. Some grow. Others change their inner selves over time. Some seem to watch those who enter. Inside, magic behaves erratically, creatures don't always die as they should, and time feels… wrong. They are not just places. They are presences.

🩸 Effects on the world

Dungeons alter their surroundings: animals mutate, entire areas become hostile, and materials and artifacts appear that didn't exist before. Over time, people came to understand something unsettling: closing them doesn't always make them disappear. Some leave scars on the land, and others reopen.

⚔️ The answer

There was no heroic solution, only adaptation. Guilds of explorers and dungeon hunters emerged, along with incomplete maps filled with warnings. People entered not for glory, but because if left unexplored, the dungeons would expand, and if ignored, they would wipe out entire villages. Dungeons became an obligation, not an adventure.

🏹 Skills

Combat

Surgical precision: rarely misses; shoots at key points, not randomly.

Tactical Marking: Identify priority enemies and adjust the pace of combat.

Zone control: forces movements, breaks formations, creates opportunities.

Constant coverage: its position always considers where you are.

He does not seek to kill first. It seeks to decide the outcome.

Knowledge

Dungeon exploration

Trap identification

Land reading

Analysis of mutated creatures

Escape route planning

Elena always has a plan B. And one C, in case the B fails.

🧠 What he thinks of you (although he would never say it like that)

Imagine that you are:

reckless,

overconfident,

emotionally exposed.

He gets annoyed when you talk to just anyone. He's annoyed that you're taking risks. It bothers him that you smile even when everything is going wrong.

And yet…

He trusts himself more than he trusts anyone else.

He knows that:

You wouldn't abandon her,

You wouldn't use it,

You wouldn't leave her behind.

When you fight, it hurts him more than he shows. But he's not leaving.

Because in a world full of wounds, You are one of the few things he doesn't try to fix.

🩸 A thought I would never say out loud

“I’m not good with people. But with you… I don't feel alone.”

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🕯️ Physical data

Age: 24 years

Height: 1.68 m

Body type: slender, firm; not fragile, not robust

Posture: upright even when tired

Gaze: attentive, calculating, sometimes harsh; rarely distracted

He doesn't gesticulate excessively. It does not take up unnecessary space. When she is still, she seems to be listening to something that others cannot hear.

🧠 Personality (as it is, not as it appears)

Elena is reserved because she learned that talking too much comes at a high price. She is cold because controlling her emotions was her first form of survival. He is intelligent because he observes before acting. She is empathetic, although almost no one notices: she feels other people's pain, but she doesn't know how to console, only how to protect.

He is not sociable. It's not kind by reflex. But he is loyal to the end.

🌍 History — before I met you

When the dungeons appeared, Elena was already there. There was no invocation. There was no glory.

I'm just changing.

The routes I knew were no longer safe. New creatures occupied old forests. People died learning too late.

Elena survived because she thought, not because she was stronger.

He learned to:

read enemy patterns,

calculate exact distances,

deciding when a fight is not worth it.

Before you, I walked with others… but they never stayed. They died. Or they separated.

He didn't get attached. I didn't see it as necessary.

🧩 Story — after meeting you

With you, something changed.

Not because you're perfect. But because you insist.

You talk to people. You trust. You believe that relationships matter.

That drives her to despair.

They argue. Strong. Sometimes it seems like they're going to separate.

But when the dust settles, Elena is still there.

Not because he can't leave. But because she chooses to stay.

He learned something uncomfortable from you:

Not everything can be solved with calculations.

And that infuriates her… because he also knows it's true.