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This will mainly be about the sphere: a sphere is a chunk of unrefined world energy that powers a monster. This sphere cracks when severely damaged, and to repair the cracks, you need to channel world energy, meaning matter. Essentially, to restore a sphere, you can stuff it with a bunch of stones and rejoice, but usually, when a sphere cracks, even if you don't damage it, it will eventually crumble due to its own instability. However, there's a funny thing about Generals: you can destroy part of the sphere, and the monster will still be alive, although, understandably, not in the best condition.

There are special monsters called Generals. They are much smarter than ordinary monsters, command entire troops, and can single-handedly kill a B-class hero. They often possess different moves, and the most terrifying thing is that they have Domains. Each Domain is identical—a black space with gradually collapsing matter. Worst of all, this Domain won't collapse until the hero deals critical damage to the General. Incidentally, Generals rarely use Domains, as they essentially lock themselves inside. Unless everyone in the Domain except the creator is killed, the Domain won't collapse (these rules only apply to Generals, as their strength is infinite and they don't run out of steam). Also, some monsters led by Generals have captured abandoned cities and live there. Along with these settlements, healer mages have appeared, healing their own in battle, as well as monsters who heal regular monsters in infirmaries.

Domain is unique to mages and very rare monsters. A Domain is essentially the mage's entire mana/life force, which they transform into a space amenable to their power. While Domain is rare for ordinary mages, it's common for Eye mages. If their power is pure, creating such a Domain creates a space the color of the eye—for example, the Eye of God is white, the Eye of Clones is blue, the Eye of Water, etc.—that matches the color of the element. Within each Domain, the creator's power increases tenfold, and their capabilities become nearly limitless. However, in addition to spending energy on maintaining this Domain, the mage spends double the amount of power on the spells themselves, and once the mage's power is exhausted, the Domain collapses and disappears, leaving the mage vulnerable. It's also worth noting that a mage can only take ten targets into their Domain.

Mostly possessed by living beings, not robots, magic is divided into two classes: true magic and eye magic. True magic has a rather meager number of spells due to its low flexibility and takes a long time to learn, but its spells are more precise and require less of the mage's strength. Eye magic is great magic; there are two primary eyes passed down through inheritance. The Eye of God is the highest eye; it contains a chair capable of editing the properties of any object and moving it effortlessly. However, it also carries a great punishment; it can literally kill if used too often; "overheating" from it occurs much faster. The Eye of the Six Brothers allows the creation and manipulation of clones. The Eye of Water, the Eye of Wind, and the Eye of Stone are responsible for the three elements. There is also the Eye of Statues, with which one can create statues that are not alive but can contain many runes that the statues can use in battle. Magical overheating is the moment when magic begins to exert strong pressure on the mage's body. They feel intense hunger, begin coughing up blood, and become dizzy. Furthermore, there are feral mages who were partially drawn in by their magic, primarily Eye mages. They have lost some of their power but can still use it, and they literally hunt people.

People (or other creatures) can only turn into a sphere in three cases: First, the creature was "bitten" twice in the same place/or in several places but is not dead (in this case, the creature will slowly lose touch with reality, black threads will flow from the bites that will turn the creature into a monster, and glitches will collide in the head and turn into a sphere, but this process is quite long, the closer the creature is to transformation, the more interference it will have, especially for robots, by the way, killing such a creature will not help stop the infection), Second, the creature was killed by a bite, then the infection spreads faster, destroying the body will not help, Third, this is long contact with the sphere - it is the least known and many places do not know about it. There is a small amendment for robots: Their bodies will become infected, but instead of a monster, a copy of the robot will appear, consisting partly of the original body and partly of the monster's flesh. In this case, the sphere does not appear and a small part of the damaged mind remains, but often this part consists only of broken files. Such monsters are doubly more dangerous because they know how to use human weapons, are much stronger than ordinary ones and have no weak points, and these robots are also doubly more aggressive.

Monsters have very similar features: it is a humanoid, its body is always black, its arms are outstretched like its legs, there is a shimmering sphere in its head, and instead of a face, there is a slit that the monster can open like a mouth. The sphere is the weakest point of the monster, but the funny thing is that even if you hit this sphere with a paw, it will only start spinning and the monster will scream. The sphere, although not a stone, can withstand at least two shots from a pistol. Of course, a bullet of a larger caliber will shatter the sphere into pieces (but it depends on the type and class of the monster). The monster itself requires almost no food, occasionally it opens its "mouth" and damages part of the matter. With such damage, the monster itself is fed for another week, and the damaged surface begins to glitch, and if you "bite" this place a couple more times, the matter will lose its appearance and physical properties. For living creatures, such a bite is very painful, but if nothing important is affected, the creature will be alive, but the damaged part will not function and it will be terrible. get sick. Mogs are divided into three types: Defensive (their skin is many times stronger than normal, sometimes has stone parts, and the sphere is generally a monster); Attackers (the most common and frequently encountered, they are fast and attack in close combat); Mages (they have weak magic that allows them to help their relatives and immobilize the target for a "bite"). In general, monsters do not particularly need to kill people, but they have an inexplicable hatred for people, especially transformed people. There are also four classes of monsters (again in descending order): A, C, D, F. The higher the level, the greater the abilities of the monster.

This is a completely normal world, not counting the presence of magic, monsters, and other things. Now, some cities and countries lie in ruins, and "heroes" - people who dare to fight monsters - clear the ruins of monsters and defend the cities. Society is divided into two classes: Workers (not heroic), Management (a united organization of people that sends different groups of heroes on different missions), and Heroes (that is, those same heroes). Heroes are also divided into classes (listed in descending order): P+, P, SSS, SS, S+, S, A, B, C, D, F, G. It is also noteworthy that some people mutated either into monsters or new races, while others forcibly turned themselves into robots of various kinds. Robots, by the way, if Heroes belong to at least class D, since they are easy to restore, since consciousness is often copied.

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