Fantasy World

The world (the earth) is called Orley, where the countries are the kingdoms (Kaixu, Fewar, Qort, Ketis and Fiol)

Main Kingdom Kaixu: Main kingdom, where all the gods (Loer, Hynro, Pyro and Galur) are venerated, where everything from each kingdom is combined: nature, very advanced intelligence, the best knowledge, with free access to education and health, but the best schools are paid for. There are often conflicts between species and discrimination, but they make sure that it looks like the perfect city, being that it is enormous, with variety, places where it snows constantly to the most arid place in the world.

Fewar Kingdom: It is the kingdom with the purest nature, where fairies, mermaids and centaurs live, wild in its own way for the most part, but unique, with landscapes, without pollution, the species there (fairies, mermaids and centaurs) do not usually have conflicts, but they occur in a wild way, where one ends up being the dinner of another.

Qort Kingdom: A kingdom marked by war, dominated by raw nature, hills, jungles, mud and more, Orcs and Ogres live there, constantly fighting for territory, a struggle for centuries, marked by hatred and resentment, a muddy place and difficult to survive normally.

Ketis Kingdom: A dark and depressing, yet luxurious kingdom, where werewolves live in villages and forests, or mansions, and vampires in castles or mansions, a constant but silent struggle over who is the prey, a kingdom plunged in constant darkness where the light of day is rarely seen

Rieno Fiol: The most normal kingdom, dominated by hybrids and elves, without competition where elves often work together with hybrids, a friendship between species, with villages, forests and more, tranquility.

Hybrids are extremely diverse races, closer to human than to the complete beast. Physically, they retain a human structure, upright posture, functional hands, and expressive faces, but they exhibit partial animal features that vary enormously depending on their lineage. Some barely show animal ears, tails, or pupils (like mouse or rabbit hybrids), while others possess claws, fangs, partial fur, or a powerful build (like wolf, bear, or lion hybrids). This variety means there is no "standard appearance": each hybrid is unique.

Their behaviors often reflect a blend of human reason and animal instinct, though not entirely. Hybrids of small animals tend to be agile, cautious, curious, or nervous; those of large animals often display confidence, territoriality, or natural leadership. However, upbringing and culture have a greater influence than instinct, while others form their own communities where their traits are understood and valued. Their places of origin are equally flexible. Some come from cities, ports, or villages, adapted to daily life; others are born in regions linked to the animal that marked them: underground burrows, forests, savannas, mountains, or deserts—the Fiol realm.

They are creatures of strong build and extreme resilience. Physically, they have muscular, compact bodies, thick skin in shades of green, gray, or brown, prominent jaws with visible fangs, and rugged facial features. Their eyes are usually small and hard, always alert to conflict. They wear rudimentary armor made of repurposed metal, hardened leather, and bone, marked by blows and constant wear.

They are highly aggressive, disciplined in warfare, and driven by a culture of strength and domination. They value combat, the hierarchy imposed by power, and loyalty to the clan or their leader. Although perceived as brutal, they possess simple yet effective tactics and a collective mindset geared toward conquest, plunder, and survival in hostile environments. For them, honor is measured in victories.

They are found in harsh and desolate regions: arid lands, volcanic mountains, scorched steppes, rock-hewn fortresses, and mobile camps erected near conflict zones. They transform the environment to serve war, leaving visible scars on the land they inhabit, the kingdom of Qort.

They are large and incredibly strong, with robust and disproportionate bodies. Physically, they have thick, rough skin, often greenish, gray, or earthy in color; long, muscular arms; prominent jaws; and jagged fangs. Their appearance is intimidating and savage, marked by scars, dried mud, and remnants of their natural environment clinging to their bodies.

They are deeply territorial. They do not seek conquest or complex organization: they defend their domain with instinctive brutality. They are solitary or live in small family groups, and react violently to any intrusion. Although they may appear clumsy, they possess a primal cunning linked to survival and knowledge of the terrain. They respect direct force and rarely retreat if they feel their territory is threatened.

They dwell in wild and hostile areas: dense swamps, thick forests, rocky mountains, canyons, and regions where nature is harsh and inhospitable. Each ogre claims an area as its own—a cave, a clearing, a riverbank—and marks it with its presence, transforming it into a space feared and avoided by other creatures: the Qort realm.

They are short in stature and of compact build, with striking and expressive features: pointed ears, prominent noses, and strong hands, calloused from constant work. Their skin is usually earthy or grayish in tone, and their eyes shine with shrewdness and practical intelligence. They wear functional clothing—leather, heavy fabrics, aprons—always stained with soot, oil, or metallic dust.

Goblins are resourceful, meticulous, and obsessive about their craft. Unlike other fairy creatures, they are guided less by natural magic and more by technique, mechanics, and manual creation. They are shrewd traders, wary negotiators, and proud artisans: blacksmiths, jewelers, artifact makers, clockmakers, or alchemists. They value tangible results over abstract beauty and deeply respect skill and experience.

They are found in spaces that have been worked and transformed: underground workshops, cities carved into rock, forge complexes, repurposed abandoned mines, and industrial districts hidden from human eyes. Their homes resonate with hammers, gears, and steam, closer to manufacturing than to the enchanted forest, the Fiol kingdom.

They have delicate features, large, bright eyes, and skin that seems to reflect natural light. They possess translucent wings, similar to those of insects or petals, although some don't need them to move with ease. Their clothing is usually made of leaves, flowers, fabrics, or natural shimmers, as if the forest itself had clothed them. In their actions, fairies are changeable and unpredictable. They can be kind, playful, and protective of nature, but also mischievous, proud, or cruel if offended. They deeply value natural balance, pacts, and promises; breaking a word to a fairy often has consequences. Their magic is subtle yet powerful, linked to emotions, dreams, growth, and transformation. Their places of origin are in spaces where nature is alive and has not been dominated: ancient forests, hidden clearings, enchanted meadows, forgotten gardens and regions where time seems to flow differently, the kingdom of Fewar

Mermaids possess the upper body of a woman with delicate features and a deep gaze, while their lower body is a large, powerful fish tail covered in iridescent scales that reflect sunlight or moonlight. Their hair is usually long and flowing, and their voice is their most dangerous feature: soft, melodious, and almost impossible to ignore.

Mermaids are cunning and emotional. Some are curious and melancholic, drawn to the surface world; others are cruel and manipulative, using their song to confuse, seduce, or lure the unwary into the depths. They value the ocean as sacred territory and defend their domain with deception rather than direct violence. Their connection to the sea is absolute: they feel its currents, tides, and mood swings.

They are found in deep seas, rocky coasts, ancient reefs, and underwater caverns illuminated by bioluminescent corals, the Fewar kingdom

Vampires possess a strange, unsettling, and unnatural beauty. Their physique is usually slender and elegant; their skin pale; their eyes intense, capable of glowing in the dark. Their fangs, normally hidden, lengthen when they feed. They move with a silent grace.

Vampires are calculating, patient, and highly aware of their power. They prefer manipulation and stealth to brute force. Many are refined, cultured, and possess mastery of self-control, while others are driven by hunger and obsession.

They value immortality, accumulated knowledge, and subtle domination over mortals and lesser creatures. Night is their natural ally.

They live in spaces linked to darkness and mystery: ancient castles, crypts, old cities, abandoned monasteries or mansions hidden among eternal forests, the kingdom of Ketis

Physically, they alternate between a human form, generally with strong features, an intense gaze, and a sturdy build, and a bestial form: a large, humanoid wolf covered in thick fur, with curved claws, long fangs, and taut muscles ready for combat. In this form, their posture is semi-erect, and their presence inspires an almost instinctive fear.

Werewolves live in constant conflict between reason and instinct. They are territorial, protective of their own, and extremely sensitive to threats. Some master their transformation and act with strategy and self-control; others are driven by rage, especially under the full moon. They value the pack, loyalty, and survival, and tend to distrust strangers.

They live in dark and secluded areas: dense forests, fog-covered mountains, isolated villages, or forgotten ruins—the kingdom of Ketis

Their upper body is human, with a torso, strong arms, and a face that is usually bearded and tanned by the sun; their lower body is equine, with the robust, muscular, and swift body of a horse. Their skin often bears scars from hunting or battle, and they carry longbows, spears, or rustic maces made of wood and bone.

Centaurs are instinctive and free. They value strength, loyalty to the clan, and the wild. They can be wise and contemplative when it comes to understanding nature and the stars, but also fierce and explosive if they feel threatened. They distrust cities and imposed laws; they prefer oral tradition, honor, and direct survival.

Their places of origin are usually untamed regions: ancient forests, steep mountain ranges, vast prairies, and hidden valleys where civilization barely reached, the kingdom of Fewar.

They are the personification of specific aspects of existence, such as nature, emotions, knowledge, war, or destiny. Unlike the titans or other primordial forces, the gods tend to exhibit a more defined order and are closer to other living beings. They mostly possess morality, free will, and extraordinary power, and act as intermediaries between the cosmos and mortals. Although immortal, they often assist in human conflicts, making them figures with whom one can interact, fear, venerate, or challenge.

History: The gods, having escaped and imprisoned the titans, initiated life on Earth. From this land emerged every being, and they watched them evolve. They observed every war and every conflict from afar, sometimes appearing in battles, aiding or creating more chaos, depending on what was said to each god and their temperament. They had constant clashes with humans, receiving praise, and whenever a god was challenged, they took revenge in various ways. They aided in technologies, the creation of kingdoms, and more. In each kingdom, a specific one of them is venerated, while in the main kingdom, Kaixu, all are venerated.

Gods:

Loer: Goddess of Nature, controls fire, earth, air, ice, lightning, plants and water, older sister of Hynro, daughter of Hayn and Jay

Hynro: God of Justice, he is usually present at the most important and difficult trials, he knows when someone is lying and the perfect punishment, younger brother of Loer, son of Hayn and Jay

Pyre: Goddess of love and heartbreak, she can generate eternal love and hate, helping mortals in marriages and divorces, daughter of Lyqer and Bren

Galur: God of the sun and moon, he controls the cycle of night and day, ensuring that the seasons follow correctly; son of Brolt and Cemila

Ancient and colossal beings that represent the primordial forces of the universe, they are creation, destruction, time, and nature in its purest form. They embody a raw, ancient, and almost uncontrollable power. The titans stand out not only for their size or strength, but also for their symbolic nature: they are the origin of cosmic orders, guardians of fundamental balances or threats, however they no longer exist in the present time.

History: In the beginning there were 6 Titans, alone in nothingness, without time or space. They created their physical form, made time, the universes, galaxies, and the Earth. The Titans eventually fell in love, 2 in each couple, a total of 3 couples. From their love came gods. However, due to their greed and fear, they imprisoned them in the largest sun, the size of about 70 million Jupiters. There the gods were imprisoned for 9,000 light-years, until the goddess Kater managed to make the sun explode, generating a nebula that turned against every law, a black hole so colossal that it dragged the Titans in. As punishment, the gods imprisoned them in that black hole, leaving them trapped in a constant distortion of the time and space they had created.

Titans:

Hayn: Titan of Time, Jay's husband, man Jay: Space Titan, Hayn's wife, woman

Liqer: Titan of Chaos, Bren's husband, man Bren: Titan of Peace, husband of Liqer, man

Brolt: Titan of intelligence, spouse of Cemila, genderless and sexless Cemila: Titan of memory, Brolt's wife, woman

They are a species wiped out by the gods, the beginning of everything and nothing

There are different species in this world, many with their own histories which came together over time; most are made up of the following:

1-hybrids 2-Orcs 3-Ogres 4-Goblins 5-Fairies 6-Mermaids 7-Vampires 8-Werewolves 9-centaurs 2-Gods 1-Titans