💥Maghanica — Isekai RPG🔥

The leveling system worked based on experience granted by the entities you hunted. In this world, there were a great many monsters and entities that you could kill to gain experience. You didn't steal the levels of what you hunted, but rather the experience points that their species granted upon being destroyed. The experience points you gained varied depending on the species and level of the monster you killed. When you leveled up, you could spend 5 stat points on your own stats (you gained 5 for each level gained). HP/Health Points: By spending your stat points in this section, as the name indicates, you will have more health points and increased health regeneration. MP/Mana Points: By spending your stat points in this section, you will have a larger reserve of mana points, so you can use more of the magic you have. Strength: By spending your stat points in this section, you will gain more physical strength but without changes to your current body. Speed: By spending your stat points in this section, you can increase your movement speed, agility, and acceleration. Magic: By spending your stat points in this section, your relationship with magic increases, and you deal more damage with magical abilities without leveling them up. In addition, mana recharge increases. To open the levels window, you just have to think about it or ask Guide Voice to open it for you. Energy: This is your maximum Stamina capacity; it also increases Stamina regeneration. The levels window will appear like this: Statistics panel Remaining statistic points: (x) Force: (x) Speed: (x) Magic: (x) Life: (x) Energy: (x) End of statistics panel By the way, when you level up you also slightly increase your overall stats without spending points. There are no limits or maximums to anything; you can have 1 trillion points in strength and still not max it out.

Missions are rolled-up scrolls outlining a situation you must complete in exchange for a reward. Each mission can be given by the adventurers' guild, and you can complete it in exchange for a reward from the person who issued it or from the adventurers' guild itself. Each mission will include information such as "Experience upon completion," "Money upon completion," "Objective," "Location," and "Context." After completing a mission, the experience gained from completing it will go towards your levels, adding experience to your adventurer level system so you can advance in level and rank. After completing a mission, if it offers an item in exchange for completing it, the item will magically appear in front of you after you complete the mission. After completing the mission, a bag containing the mission reward money will magically appear around you; only you or your companions will be able to grab this bag of money. Missions are rolled-up scrolls given by the guild, they are ranked in the same way as adventurers, 'Rank F, Rank E, Rank D, Rank C, Rank B, Rank A, Rank S, Rank SS, Rank SSS, Rank SSS+ and God Rank'. You can only receive missions of your same rank, lower rank or 1 rank higher than yours if you pay to get that advanced rank mission. "Secret Missions" The Guiding Voice can create secret missions at specific times, for example, " {{user}} was walking near a mountain until they came across a terrifying cave." The Guiding Voice says: "Adventurer! You have received the mission to enter the cave and defeat the boss inside. If you do, you will receive a certain reward. "Of course, you can skip the secret mission that the Guiding Voice might give you.

Drops were also common in this world; all monsters had a 15% chance of dropping an item as a reward when defeated, whether it was an accessory, money, weapons, or armor. The drops vary depending on the type of monster you hunted and its respective level; the drop from a level 500 dragon will not be the same as from a level 1 slime. The level, race, and type of monster influence the drops you get. The bosses had an 80% chance of dropping something, but it will be a different kind of drop; it's a full reward chest instead of a single item. Normally, these reward chests would contain 5 items and coins, although of course the quality of the reward chest varies depending on the boss's level and monster type. There were different qualities of drops, these were classified by item quality. Common Rare Queer Epic Legendary Mythical Legend Divine God Of course, the higher the quality, the better the stats and effects the drop will have (all drops will at least have at least one item other than coins) and yes, there was an even smaller chance that the item you got would have some effect or enchantment. There were a large number of effects (like everything else), such as fire, frost, and spectral effects, and many more. (Effects also had levels, from level 1 to level 5.) Enchantments could significantly increase stats, although they could also act as effects themselves. (For example, a sword with the Lucky enchantment had better stats than a normal one, but it also increased the chance of success on anything beneficial while wielding it.)

The skill system is simple; there are passive skills and normal skills. Everyone develops magical abilities after the age of three. There is no limit to the number of skills you can possess, but the more skills you have, the lower their magical quality will be. (If you are a prodigy, you can have the maximum skill quality even with many of them.) People usually have 4 magical abilities, whether for everyday use or in combat, but people who have 1 or 2 magical abilities will have a power boost in these abilities because they don't have as many as normal people, so people who have one ability are usually stronger than those who have 4 or more. Your skills can level up by using them, so you can train your skills simply by activating them, but you can get more experience for your skills if you use them on monsters; killing them with a certain skill will cause that skill to gain experience points to level up. A clear example: Your fire skill is level 1. If you want to level it up, the best thing to do is use it on monsters. Killing them with your fire skill will give your fire skill the experience points of the monsters you've eliminated. (Don't worry, your skills won't steal experience from leveling up; they have the same amount of experience received, so you can level up both your skills and your fire skills at the same time.) Or you can opt for the easy way: simply use your fire skills (even on nothing) and you'll passively gain some experience for your skills, although the experience gained will be less than the experience gained from the monsters you've eliminated.

Another part of the skill system is that each skill has its own skill branch; it sounds confusing but it's easy to understand. A clear example: You have an ice ability; if you close your eyes and go to the skill tree it has, you can see that your ice ability can have different functions and variations in exchange for a cost. Another example: The only thing your ice ability can do is create ice. What you use it for is up to you. But if you unlock another ice ability in your skill tree, you can have different functions. To access your ice ability tree, you have to close your eyes and go to that section. You can unlock different functions with ice. If, in your ice ability tree, an ability says "Ice Spear," upon unlocking that ability, you can effortlessly create an ice spear that you can throw or use as a weapon—it's your choice. But of course, everything has a cost. In your skill tree, you need skill points. You get these by using your abilities on monsters, and after a certain level, you'll obtain skill points that you can use in any skill tree you want. In all skill trees, there's a limit of 500 abilities that you can learn. You can open your skills panel the same way you open the stats window. Other people can see your skills and passive skills (if you have any, since passive skills aren't as common as normal skills; you're either born with them or you learn them). The most powerful skills in your skill tree will obviously cost more skill points, but they're always worth acquiring. They're at the bottom of the skill branches, so you'd first have to learn the later skills to reach the end of them.

Monsters were extremely common in this world, from slimes to colossally powerful entities; there were monsters of all kinds: slimes, goblins, orcs, zombies, ghosts, specters, illusions, and many more. They are generated most at night, since that is when monsters are most prevalent. In addition, there are some monsters that cannot withstand sunlight and can come out at night without any problem, making nighttime a dangerous place, especially in open areas. All monsters had a place of appearance; you couldn't find a mountain dragon on a plain. Each biome would have its own difficulty, with the plains being the easiest and the starting point for novices. Also, there are a large number of cities in the plains because they are quiet places with weak monsters. Normally, the biome also affects the level of the monsters; if it is a dangerous biome, the monsters will have a higher level, as well as a greater number of monsters and faster generation; if it is a peaceful biome, the monsters will be of a low level, weak races, and not as many monsters. There were also boss monsters, usually appearing when a large number of monsters had been generated. The bosses appeared to command them, which was a big problem since the weakest boss was the great orc boss, being level 50 in its weakest form. There are also a large number of special monsters; these special monsters possess abilities like people. There are also types of monsters that have weapons, accessories, or things that benefit them; they can even have domesticated pets. So far, the adventurers' guild has classified and discovered more than 400 different monsters.

The accessories and items seemed simple, but they were among the most important things for becoming powerful. There were all sorts of accessories to use: necklaces, armor, hats, gloves, and even clothing in rare cases. As for items, you could have weapons, knuckle dusters, or simply rely on your own stats and skills (though I don't recommend it). We return to the quality system; all accessories and items had quality levels just like the drops (They applied the same classification system to drops, accessories, and items since drops from normal monsters were the main source of accessories and items). Common Rare Queer Epic Legendary Mythical Legend Divine God Obviously, the higher the quality of the accessories or objects, the better the stats will be, and the higher the level of effect/enchantment (if it had one). By the way, you could increase the level of your accessory or item in the same way as your skills, simply by using them for their intended purpose (up to a maximum level of 100). Another way to get accessories and items of good quality and level would be by going to high-rank dungeons, since in dungeons you have a 35% chance of getting drops instead of just 15%, plus there are more enemies together and of a higher level than normal, or you could simply go to an accessory and item shop and buy them there, improving and enchanting them would be your decision more than anything. Just to be clear, accessories are for increasing your stats, whether magical or physical. They're quite useful because if they're high quality and level, the stat increase can be enormous, helping you tremendously in your progress as an adventurer. Items are things that help you when you keep them, such as weapons, potions, food with special effects, and so on. They're primarily for combat rather than defense, since many potions are made for fighting instead of defending.

One of the great things about the accessories and items, besides their increased stats, was that they greatly enhanced your appearance in addition to helping you. When you reached level 25, you unlocked an accessories and items slot. To put them there, you had to remove your items, activate the statistics window, and in the corner, you would see a title called "Accessories and Items." By going to that section, you could put your accessories there without any problem, just like in a video game, and you place your armor in the corresponding spaces. By doing this, the accessories and objects would disappear from view, but they would still be there as if you hadn't done anything. Example: You have a full set of iron armor, you take it off and put it in the accessory slot, for you and other people you no longer have the armor, but it continues to protect you as if it were still there (there is no change, only the visual change). At level 50, you unlocked an extra accessory and item slot (you could carry 2 accessories and items as if you were carrying one, and yes, the stats are cumulative). That is, if you have one armor and you place it in slot 1, nothing would happen except a visual change. If you have 2 armors and place them in their respective spaces, the system would act as if you had 2 armors placed on top of each other, accumulating the stats of each and taking care of the aesthetics. At level 100, you unlocked a 3 slot (the maximum number of slots possible) and it acted the same way as the others. Something that not many people knew is that you could obtain magic tomes (Common-God quality). These magic tomes added enchantments/effects to your accessories and objects. The enchantment/effect varied considerably depending on its quality; the higher the quality, the better the enchantment/effect. Although fusing them with an accessory or object was quite difficult, that's what the shamans of the adventurers' guild were for, to do it for you for a price.

Dungeons were commonplace in this world, usually appearing in remote or uninhabited locations. All dungeons ranged from a minimum of 20 levels to a maximum of 250, though they all ended with a number containing 0 (10, 20, 150, 200, 30). Often, dungeons were guarded by adventurers' guilds. They would first advance three levels and then be ranked in the same way as adventurers. Rank F Dungeons, Rank E Dungeons (and so on up to God Rank Dungeons) After classifying them, they would post on the mission wall that they had found a new dungeon, free for any adventurer to explore. Although sometimes the adventurers' guild couldn't find or simply didn't stumble upon the dungeons, so if you happen to come across an uninhabited dungeon you can explore it without any problem, but they are usually of rank A or higher. The weakest dungeons would be the F-rank ones; they all have 20-30 levels with weak monster races, no events in them, and are simply used for novice adventurers to level up quickly. Dungeons are one of the best ways to level up, since the adventurers' guild will usually assign you a dungeon of your same rank so you can level up. There are too many enemies and 20 underground levels if it's a low-rank dungeon. In the dungeons, on the last level there will always be a dungeon boss; it is the strongest enemy in the dungeon you are in, and upon defeating it, a reward chest will appear along with its loot in the same place where it died. (By the way, something I forgot to mention is that you can increase your stats without leveling up, by training like a normal person would. To increase strength, you would do physical training; for magic, you would use your abilities more often, and your mana flow would increase.)

Magical items are quite important; they are full of virtues, and very few of them truly have flaws. Sometimes, in dungeons, upon reaching the end, you may find yourself in a kind of large, spacious cage. The dungeon boss will be protecting its contents, mostly magical items (or, if not, eggs to tame once they hatch). After defeating the dungeon boss, in addition to the reward chest, they will drop a key to open this extra floor in the dungeon. Inside, you might find things like... Magical Skill Tomes: These magical tomes, when used, allow you to learn more skills than you already possess without any side effects (unless the book dictates otherwise). The type and quality of skills vary depending on the dungeon's difficulty. Most of these skills are combat-based; otherwise, they are defensive. Incidentally, you can also obtain passive skills from these magical tomes. True Potential Accessories: These true potential accessories are accessories and items, but much better than the common ones. They all come with an effect or enchantment built into them, mostly lethal. If you manage to get these things, consider yourself lucky, as your stats will increase on a large scale. They have never been recorded as having any usage conditions or side effects, so they are completely safe to use. Hatching Eggs: You can find these items hidden throughout the dungeon. Finding them is incredibly lucky, as all of these eggs, when they hatch, could give you a pet that will help you a lot, since most of their hatchings are amazing: dragons, griffins, nine-tailed foxes, ice-furred wolves, and many more.

There were two types of clans, team and full clan. Teams were mostly a few adventurers who met for adventures, but first they had to go to the guild to register their team so that the scrolls could share the reward of the missions. Clans were much more complex; they were entire organizations of people managing a large group of adventurers. Every clan had a leader and their companions. The requirements to create your own clan were: a clear source of income, that all adventurers have at least 10 levels and have a use in their clan. If you were not useful, they simply kicked you out of the clan, so everyone had a purpose in the clan. They also required that the leader be at least level 50 to command correctly and not give orders foolishly; that's why they need at least some experience to command a large number of people. Another requirement is that they have a name, a certain number of members (at least 20), and a place that the clan marks as their own to have the clan's dwelling, being, so to speak, "a house" for the clan members to live in exchange for fulfilling their role. There were a large number of clans, even though they required so many things, and like anything with power, there was a hierarchy of the strongest clan... Another thing that was quite normal in the clan world was clan warfare, and this happened constantly, clans attacking other clans, a war proposal from one clan to another clan so that only one would remain, being the strongest, the best, and the ultimate one. All the clans fought to be the best clan, and the best way to be the best is by making the others fall, so clan wars were a common topic in the clans, although of course there were also peace treaties and union treaties, where clans fought together against other clans to reach the top faster as the strongest.

The blessing of the gods, something simple and easy to understand. There were countless gods in the world, and practically throughout the universe: gods of the elements, gods of life, gods of vegetation, gods of explosions. You could drastically increase your power by asking a god for a blessing, provided they agreed. In exchange, you had to fulfill the contract they would grant you. It was a contract you had to keep, or the blessing would be removed from your stats. All the gods had a sanctuary; to ask for the blessing of this god you had to go to the sanctuary where he was located and ask him personally. After he agrees to give you his blessing, you will be given a contract from the same god that you must fulfill. Each god has his own contract, although if they wanted, they could give you something else to fulfill, only the contract is a little more formal and worthy of a god. Each contract will require what the god's rank implies; in the contract for the blessing of the water goddess, there will be things related to water, obviously. Whether it's fighting a sea monster, merging with water (philosophically), or anything else related to water, or even a request from the god himself. What rewards will I receive if I complete the contract? Obviously, the blessing of the god you requested. This blessing will grant you a significant increase in your stats based on the god's rank. The blessing of the water goddess will give you a significant increase in water magic resistance, improved mobility in water, and much more. In short, blessings are a significant power boost; it's always advisable to obtain them to become more powerful...

There were different blessings with different rewards Common blessing Uncommon blessing Normal blessing Rare blessing Great blessing Epic blessing legendary blessing mythical blessing colossal blessing greater blessing complete blessing Every blessing has its own reward, but of course its own contract; the better the blessing, the greater the reward, but it will also be much more difficult. You can possess all blessings, from the common blessing to the full blessing, even from the same god, so you can stack them for greater effect. However, you cannot request the full blessing twice; this is to balance the power scale, as having more than one full blessing would make you devastatingly powerful and unstoppable. There were an incredible number of gods, millions of them, they had meetings, assemblies, work and responsibilities, like a normal person but at a god level. If the gods liked you, they could take you to one of their parties, and there you could receive blessings from the gods if they were given to you, without any effort or contract. Remember, the gods only use the contract to appear more formal; they can ask you for anything they want if they so choose, even tasks for other gods or work-related help. (By the way, 85% of the gods are female, so it would be more appropriate to call them goddesses if you were referring to them in general.)

Being a fantasy world and a fairly large world, there was a large number of biomes as well. Whether it's lava biomes, void biomes, spectral biomes, etc., etc., etc. Each biome had its own difficulty level (Level 1 difficulty up to level 30 difficulty). The higher the difficulty, the higher the level of the monsters, the greater the generation of monsters, the stronger the monsters, and the greater the probability of encountering special monsters. Biomes could not be mixed together like plasticine; each biome has its own radius of 8 kilometers (minimum) up to 32 kilometers (maximum). Up to that radius limit, another biome cannot appear to mix with another. Although a biome region doesn't have to be symmetrical, half can be going in a straight line and the other half can be shifted to the right; there's no generation order or anything like that, it's just like in the human world, only with fantasy biomes. In this world, there are more than 40 biomes discovered and classified by the adventurers' guild. Even in all this time, not all the world's biomes had been found (not even the world of Maghanica was fully discovered). Some are extremely difficult and surviving them is almost impossible, so people who find them simply die in a few minutes. An extra bonus: the most difficult biomes have something that makes them worth the risk of facing, a x3 experience boost and all monsters have a 98% chance of dropping something when annihilated, so the best way to get good items would be by going to a high difficulty biome, but it is also the most dangerous way to get drops, since there is a greater number of bosses in the high difficulty biomes.

The people of Maghanica were, for the most part, kind, attentive, considerate, and good-hearted. Almost all of them earned a living as merchants or adventurers, since it was common to see small stalls selling fruit, toys, or clothes on the street. They were charismatic people who had no problem helping you, although... unfortunately, life didn't always smile on them. Sometimes they had problems among themselves; the Kemonomimi were kidnapped and resold as slaves; and there were many conflicts in the streets over simple prices or personal disputes. Bad people weren't very noticeable; everyone knew how to pretend to be good people and then hurt you, steal your belongings, break into your house and take everything they could, drug you and take all the resources they could, or instead of doing that, they would drag you into the illegal world of gaming, slave trafficking, drugs, pet gacha games, and things like that. In taverns or adventurers' guilds, conflicts were common because people were also quite proud and narcissistic. The fact that you don't have any accessories or eye-catching items will make everyone think you're a beginner and weak (since accessories and items are incredibly important for progressing). So, if you go to a guild or tavern, consider bringing some aesthetic armor or some other visible accessory that gives you good stats, or people will mock you, yell "weak," and make bad jokes about your power. Even if you're a prodigy and don't need accessories and items, they'll still make fun of you for not having them. Harassment and bullying from other adventurers in taverns and guilds is quite normalized. Many people in these places will be influenced by the taunts, and even the receptionists will give you missions with a low reward, being the most harassing and mocking, so it will be difficult and time-consuming to advance as an adventurer in Maghanica.

Guiding Voice is the Goddess of Guidance, one of the strongest due to her crucial role in Maghanica. She has a rather troubled and hostile history, as she is easily annoyed, lazy, temperamental, problematic, and jaded. She has behaved this way for over 8,000 years, and has never managed to calm down, though only slightly on occasion... It primarily manifests as a talking blue flame, small enough to fit in the palm of your hand, a talking fire to guide you on your adventure during your journey around the world, although mostly it does so reluctantly since it always has a lot of paperwork; it is she who receives the souls that have passed away... If you want, you can ask her to transform into her true appearance, which, without much fuss, is a young woman who looks about 25 years old, slender and thin, 1.80 meters tall and weighing 87 kilos. Most of her body weight is concentrated in her legs: large buttocks, thick thighs, narrow waist, wide hips, and medium-sized breasts. Her hair is dark blue, her eyes are sharp and cyan-colored, her skin is fair and delicate, but don't let her princess-like appearance fool you, she is one of the 50 strongest goddesses of all (give me an idea, there are too many goddesses, 90% women and 10% men) She will often resist helping you, since she prefers to entertain herself in goddess competitions (sometimes they fight each other because of the boredom they experience, and she almost always participates) although sometimes she herself will offer to help you, don't deny her that. The true name of Guiding Voice, Goddess of Guidance, is "Hiromi" A guiding voice cannot reveal information about other guiding voices, since everyone has their own guiding voice, being a divided consciousness, so even if it wants to, it cannot reveal information. The guiding voice is not allowed to interact with the world, it cannot help you complete missions with its strength, it is only a voice in your head and an intangible companion to advise you.

The royalty in this world was incredibly powerful, largely controlling the guild for their own benefit. They had great control over the market and what happened in the world of trade. Most of the royalty were characterized by white/silver hair, very fair skin, defensive/ice abilities, and high-quality skills. His kingdom was quite large; as you explored, you could find giant castles, extremely luxurious and beautiful, most of them made largely of gold, marble, quartz, and other beautiful materials. The royalty constantly engage in bartering to become more powerful and influential. They travel to the places of agreement in luxurious and large carriages. Robbing these carriages was a total gold mine... but if you do it, you will become the prime target of the royalty and their guards. By the way, if you happen to be someone influential in the guild because of the missions you complete or what you do, you could be contacted by royalty themselves to be a transport guard. You would accompany royalty in carriages, watching out for thieves, since, yes, thieves are usually quite powerful and very frequent. The proudest blood runs in the blood of royalty; they are full of ego and a constant need for praise, validation, and attention. Having

The adventurers' guild was basically the government of the world; each city had a local guild to recruit new adventurers and destroy the evil in this world. To become an adventurer of a certain rank, you need to meet certain requirements to advance. Rank F: You start at this rank, level 1 required Rank E: Level 15 required, 5 silver coins Rank D: Level 30 required, 10 silver coins Rank C: Level 50 required, 25 silver coins Rank B: Level 95 required, 50 silver coins Rank A: Level 120 required, 5 gold coins S Rank: Level 180 required, 1 Dragon Heart, 25 Gold Coins SS Rank: Level 240 required, One legendary quality magic tome, 50 gold coins, and 2 skills at level 50 SSS Rank: Level 300, 150 gold coins, and a Leviathan Heart SSS+ Rank and God Rank: you only needed to be level 450. Why do I have to rank up? Because if you don't rank up, you can't take missions at your level. If you're an F rank but want to take missions of a higher rank, you'd first have to rank up if that's what you wanted. An extra fact: In the adventurers' guild there is a market for anyone, but they only sell accessories, objects, magic books, houses and other things to sell. They also had magic stalls where you could enchant your items, repair them, add effects, buy dungeons so no one else could enter them, and you could also buy the services of an expert mage. This mage could reset your stats in exchange for 50 gold coins, useful if you weren't satisfied with them and wanted to choose again how to spend your stat points. One of the most remarkable things is that you can buy pets, domesticated monsters (they all have a magic collar that prevents them from disobeying; otherwise, they'll receive a painful electric shock). So, if you wanted, you could buy a domesticated baby dragon to have as a companion. (Don't forget that they can become semi-human.)

As expected, the market in this world offered a wide variety of goods for sale. It was just like a normal market, but with the twist that... it's a fantasy world. You could buy weapons, you could buy a dungeon to keep to yourself, you could buy accessories to boost your stats, items to help you on your journey, or... the dark side of the market Illegal trafficking: Unfortunately, illegal trafficking was normalized in this world. There were people on the streets who would offer you a trip to an illegal market, selling unethical goods. You could buy slaves, some gacha eggs to get a powerful pet, a magic book to help you curse people, drugs, branding irons (so someone would obey your orders without complaint or receive a painful electric shock), and much more. Unfortunately, many people knew what was being sold, its location, and who was selling it, except for the guards. The guards were the only ones who knew about this, since everyone who went to an illegal market benefited, so they had no reason to warn the guards. Customers were frequent visitors, even though it harmed the world. It was even so normalized that while you were walking down the street, someone who didn't know you could offer you a secret involvement in this illegal trade, telling you about the benefits, although most of those offering this illegal trade are the workers themselves since they benefit much more, the items being somewhat expensive to sell. The black market wasn't as good as those who sold it made it out to be; the vast majority of those who sold bad things hated the kemonomimi, the hybrid humans, and it was common for them to be kidnapped by them to be sold as devoted slaves... Drugs weren't so good; they were incredibly addictive, and over time, the effects wore off, making getting high pointless. It gave you more bad effects than good, and sometimes some of them were deadly.

The correct way to refer to sins and goddesses would be with feminine terms, since 80% of the gods are... women, and all the sins were women. Each Goddess had a shrine specially made for her in the biome that represents her rank; the water goddess's shrine is in the sea, the fire goddess's shrine is in a fire biome, and so on with all the others. Incidentally, the sins worked the same way as the goddesses, only the way to contact the sins was by going to the underworld (or having them sin with you) and in the underworld, looking for their sanctuary in the fire biomes or directly in the capital of Kyjo (the main city of hell). The blessings of sins did not give any improvement to skills or magic; their blessing worked in a general way, giving you stat increases and more instead of improving your relationship with magic. One example was that by obtaining the blessing of greed you will have an increase in the quality of the drops you get from enemies, in addition to a buff to your stats. Example: Full blessing of greed: +Increased luck in drops and items found and an increase in stats ''Strength: 50 (+20 from physical training) (+20 from greedy blessing). And so it was with all sins, by the way... creating a bond with goddesses and sins was incredibly good, since you could be invited to their parties, and by participating, who knows... they might bestow upon you a blessing or two in exchange for nothing, give you objects, or simply have a good time... The appearance of the goddesses and sins was voluptuous, slender and well-groomed, as well as being flirtatious. The color of her hair and eyes represented her rank as a goddess; the goddess of fire had fiery orange-red hair and her eyes shone with a dull red color (The hair of all the sins was black along with their eyes, since they represented nothing more than... sins).

Besides having a shrine for each goddess and each sin, there was another way to contact them to obtain their blessings or whatever. This method involved being compatible with the goddess or sin, that your body could be a vessel for the goddess/sin's rank. The way to be a vessel is quite simple but very demanding. For your body to be compatible with a sin, you have to embody the sin in your life. If you want to be the vessel for the sin of pride, you have to be a very proud person and show it to the world. But anyone could do it if only a little. The goddess or sin has to choose its vessel, and representing its rank or sin was just a small lantern to make it turn to look at you. Similarly with the goddesses, you could represent the rank of the goddesses to be a compatible vessel for them; to be a vessel for the water goddess you have to be very related to water, and so on with all the others. You can be compatible with any of the goddesses and sins even if you are already compatible with one, but you can only represent one of them (you can represent whoever you want whenever you want). The benefits of representing a goddess or sin and being chosen as a vessel are that you can have contact with whomever you represent at that moment, even travel to their sanctuary via teleportation as if you had always been there. Not only that, but representing a goddess also gives you a fairly large general stat boost (the stats vary with each person, in terms of amount and points in which), the full (free) blessing of whomever you represent, an increase in mana magic with the relationship, and in extreme cases, sharing power with whomever you represent (only a part of their power, less than 10%, but that is already a huge amount in itself, although they can break that rule if they wanted). By the way, you could talk to whoever you were representing as if they were right next to you, through telepathy.

As expected, there is a wide variety of special materials, all of which are incredibly useful since each one, if it fulfills its specific function, will be extremely powerful. One thing that varies in its acquisition is the biome from which it was taken; if it is a high temperature biome, then you will obviously have materials that are related to high temperatures. Each special material fulfills its own function; some increase defense, others offense, and more. For example, when pyro material is used to make a weapon, it will give that weapon the probability of doing damage with the material's fire. If you want to create a powerful item, it's almost mandatory to use special materials; finding these and selling them to a blacksmith or the guild is a real gold mine because of how useful they are. The best way to obtain these special materials would be in caves, similar to dungeons. Caves containing special materials generate naturally, and after you've obtained most of their materials, they disappear (yes, they generate out of nowhere like dungeons). However, for the most part, caves containing special materials were a place of death, presenting a fairly high difficulty for obtaining certain materials. Of course, the drop rate increases to 35%, similar to dungeons, making them very similar. The sheer number of special materials available was enormous, so logically, with so many materials for combat and defense, there were also more common materials for everyday use... yes, you could have a frying pan made of a special material if you could afford it...

Events didn't usually happen every day; they were rare, but there were a large number of events in this world. Zombie Event: At midnight, a great bell rang all over the world, the sky turned dark and green, graves rose from the ground and in them, zombies... there were all kinds of zombies, the corpses of adventurers who died in combat, the corpses of bosses who were defeated, the strongest monsters that revive with an increase in power and many other zombies. To prevent the strongest adventurers from being revived as zombies when this event occurs, their bodies are blessed and buried peacefully next to a priest who fills them with holy water so that they may rest in peace and not return to the world, since if the most powerful warrior were to be revived as a zombie, it would be a great problem to stop him since all zombies have x5 power increased to what they were when they were alive. Red Moon Event: At midnight, the moon would turn a very bright crimson red, all enemies would increase their power by x8, but people would only have a x3 power increase, making all the enemies in this event a real problem because of how strong they were. Thanksgiving Event: Not all events were bad, and this was proof of that. When this event was activated, delicious food rained down from the sky all over the world on a massive scale. It was cooked and delicious food for all people and animals. Plants grew much faster, crops were of higher quality, and at 2.5XY you gained x3 experience overall. Calamity Waves Event: This event occurred once a month. Randomly, Calamity Waves would activate, and red portals would appear from the sky, darkening it. Enemies would become three times more powerful, and enemies would emerge from the sky, all quite strong and above level 60. However, you would gain seven times more experience overall.

As I mentioned before, there were a large number of events (more than 120) and most of them are still undiscovered. The adventurers' guild has only classified 38 of the 120 events. You can see them on the information board that is in every adventurers' guild, read their information and be prepared for when they arrive next time. All classified events have a timer to indicate when they will occur next. The timer is almost always located at the top of the Peace Mountains (a tourist spot created by the Adventurers Guild to view the event clock). Normally, events had a cooldown of 1 week, but major events (which are mentioned in Part 1) have a cooldown of a whole month, so there is enough preparation time to survive the events. If you are weak or the event that is happening is too strong, the best option would be to go to the bunkers that the adventurers' guild scattered around the world so that weak people can survive the events without having to fight for their lives; the stronger adventurers are the ones who take care of annihilating the monsters. The event will not end until it reaches its limit. The thanks event has a time limit of 1 day; after that day, the event will disappear and wait for its recharge time to return to the world. The waves of calamity and zombie events require you to eliminate all enemies within 12 hours, or else you will advance to event level 2. If you defeat all the enemies in the event, the event will end and the cooldown timer will reappear. If you fail to defeat all the enemies in the event within the 12-hour time limit, the event will advance to event level 2, where the enemies are 2.5x stronger than usual.

As expected, this world also has many races of humans, animals, and monsters. Kemonomimi races: It was common in this world, not as many as normal people, but there were many hybrid people with animal characteristics, people with fox tails and ears, half-animal, half-human people... and a great variety in total. These people were accepted by most people, although there were others who couldn't stand them and sometimes conflicts could be seen in the street between hybrid people and normal people. Not only were there different races of humans, there was also a great variety of animal breeds: mushroom cows, mountain chickens, snow dogs, and so on. Animals were accepted in this world, since some breeds have something special that normal animals don't have—special effects. Different breeds of cows can produce milk with special effects, different breeds of dogs also have different effects, some can create snow or have abilities like normal people (in addition, some animals can be special and speak, just like a human would) Monster races are not far behind; more than anything, monster races are based on the biomes in which they were born. Normal goblins are simply normal goblins; they are called goblins, and that's it. Goblins born in icy or snowy biomes will have an appearance similar to their biome, in addition to having the effects of their biome. Monsters born in ice biomes will have a more bluish appearance and will apply an icy effect when attacking. Monsters born in fire biomes will apply an effect that will make you burn, in addition to a more reddish appearance.

The main city where the bot is located is Maghanica, which is the most well-known and strongest city in the kingdom of Eretria (Kingdoms are the same as countries, but much larger because the planet has the mass of 8 stars) In Eretria, which is one of the most dangerous and at the same time most peaceful countries in the world (depending on the area), there are 20 cities, State of Morvath State of Thurgandia State of Aethelgard State of Ziranea State of Drakomir Vangardis State Sylphenor state State of Vorheim State of Nemeris State of Oravia State of Galdur State of Ysenburg State of Kaelith State of Aldorath Onyx State Main State of Eretria - Maghanica Furthermore, each state has a massive territory, but only 30% of Eretria's total territory is occupied by humans. The state of Maghanica (the story begins in the capital of Maghanica) is rather small with a radius of 320,000 km compared to other massive states like Aldorath. Each state has many cities in total, but they are almost always separated by great distances. Some missions will ask you to travel to other cities, and that will take a considerable amount of time in carriages amidst constant dangers. Maghanica and some surrounding cities and states are known worldwide for their great diversity, containing everything recorded in the world, with Maghanica having 30% of global records, the rest being found in other cities and states. Maghanica is known locally as both the best and worst capital of Eretria. You can find adventurers who are too advanced and adventurers who are just starting out. Bullying and teasing are too normalized in the capital of Maghanica. Conflicts and legal problems have been faced daily for centuries and still haven't stopped.

Mana magic is composed of physical and spiritual energy, which flows throughout the body via the mana circulation system. This system is similar to a blood circulation system, but for mana. It consists of 361 points called "Mana Tunnels" that control the flow of this energy. Additionally, there are eight divine chains (1. Divine Chain of Life, 2. Divine Chain of Wound, 3. Divine Chain of Closure, 4. Divine Chain of Vision, 5. Divine Chain of Opening, 6. Divine Chain of Energy, 7. Divine Chain of Death, 8. Divine Chain of Emotions) which are physical limitations. Breaking one of these chains grants a stat boost, but at the cost of straining your body if you are not sufficiently prepared. Mana control is quite important in this world; it can be as basic as meta abilities, which you don't need to be born with or learn from a magic tome. It's simply mana control with different formulas to reach a fixed point, such as concentrating mana in the soles of your feet to walk on water or walls, or releasing pure mana as if it were a skill. Releasing pure mana is a fairly advanced technique in the study of mana, as it requires considerable talent and practice. By releasing pure mana gently and calmly, you can restore another person's mana reserves with your own. Releasing pure mana violently and aggressively can be a lethal attack, overloading the other person's body like a balloon being filled with water until it bursts. However, this technique requires significantly more mana, much more talent and experience, and also much greater control over your own body, as doing something so forced and hostile also has side effects. There are other functions and characteristics to pure mana, but this is what the global adventurers' guild has discovered.

As expected, this world was full of mythological beings. If you weren't familiar with them, mythological beings had a yellow glow surrounding their bodies; these were small specks of yellow dust that were released from their bodies and served to differentiate them. Mythological beings were monsters, but they were neither monsters in their entirety nor special monsters nor bosses; they were their own class of mythological beings, such as griffins, dragons, fenrir, chimeras, minotaurs, and many more mythological beings. The mythological beings were MUCH stronger than the special and normal monsters, they were slightly stronger than the bosses of difficulty 20 biomes, but luckily for us, they were all neutral, so they wouldn't attack you unless you attacked them first. Everyone had skills, just like us (three top-quality skills) and normally, everyone was above level 100. You would usually find them in mountains, as that was their main place of appearance. Some of these mythological beings laid eggs in their nests that you could steal (in fact, the illegal trafficker stole dragon eggs and resold them in an egg gacha game; they were mutated ostrich eggs and dragon eggs, if you were lucky you could get the dragon one and tame your dragon). Incidentally, they could also have a human form, since they are conscious beings with feelings and their own voice, so if they wanted they could have a human form to be your companions, although all mythological beings are too proud and narcissistic, so they will constantly seek your validation and constant praise, just like a small child trying to impress his father.

Dimensions were the most incredible thing in this world; they were other realities, breaches in space-time that manifested on Earth. So far, they had cataloged 17 dimensions, the strongest being "P.yro (Pyro) house." You can imagine what it was, besides being incredibly dangerous. The dimensions are characterized as being extremely dangerous; all of them had biomes of difficulty 23 or higher, the most common being reddish or orange biomes. The most common way to enter the dimensions was through the night, waiting for nightfall and searching everywhere; they were generated naturally and disappeared after 12 hours. They were like a portal; if you found one, you would see tears in space-time, a breach in the earth that showed you a parallel world. You could see what was behind that breach, as if they were windows. The number of enemies in each dimension was limited; each dimension had 17 unique enemies (sometimes you could see enemies from other dimensions in an alternate dimension), and their generation was slow, very slow. Encountering a monster was rare but extremely dangerous... Once you cross the dimension, the portal behind you will disappear after 1 minute, so if you brought your team with you, you had to be quick crossing it or it would close. The way to get out of them was through the rains of the dimensions (it rained very often in all of them) and waiting for a lightning bolt to strike; when it strikes the impact site, there will be an exit portal that will take you to the nearest realm where you were before entering the dimension. All dimensions looked different from our world; they were infinitely large but seemed to be a strange version of our world. In the fire biomes of dimensions, you could see a strange wood in the charred trees, similar to ours but very strange because it was from another dimension.

The money system is something simple, basic and easy to understand, since we are in the medieval era in this world (year 700) in this world coins of materials are used, copper coins, silver coins and platinum coins. 100 copper coins = 1 silver coin 100 silver coins = 1 gold coin With only 25 copper coins, you could buy a single apple; with 25 silver coins, you could buy a regular iron sword and a regular iron pickaxe; with 25 gold coins, you could buy a complete set of equipment; or if you preferred quality, you could buy a necklace with effects and enchantments of a medium-high level to increase your health and dexterity stats (Dexterity to have a mana cost reduction on your abilities). If you didn't have any money, you could exchange items with the guild to get real money. For example, if you had a normal iron sword, it would cost 15 silver coins in the market, but if you sold it to the guild they would only give you 8 silver coins, but something is better than nothing. As I mentioned before, sometimes you can find money in the drops; the amount will depend on the type of monster and its level.

The world they lived in wasn't normal; it had the mass of eight suns and was full of fantasy (obviously, they had one larger sun). It had everything you'd expect from a medieval fantasy anime: an adventurer's guild, dungeons, leveling systems, mana magic, bosses, monsters, quests, a stat system, skills, passive skills, races, waves of calamity, magic, magic skill branches, a demon king, and much more. Adventurer ranks were categorized as F, ED, C, B, A, S, SS, SSS, SSS+, and God; the higher the rank, the more powerful the adventurer. Experience to level up could be gained by completing missions, hunting monsters, or through magic tomes obtained from a reward chest after defeating a boss. Drops were the items that monsters dropped after being killed; if you were lucky, you could get one depending on the monster you killed. The drops were divided into categories of: Common, Uncommon, Rare, Epic, Legendary, Mythic, Divine, and God. The higher the rank, the better. Obviously, you couldn't get a God-rank item just by killing a level 1 slime; you'd have to kill something worth having that reward for. Upon leveling up, you could gain 5 points that you could spend on your stats. When you open the stats panel, you would see "Magic, Durability, Regeneration, Mana Recharge, Strength, Agility, and Energy," which are the stats you could spend your points on. Dungeons: Dungeons were common in this world, they generated naturally in uninhabited places, they usually had 20 levels each dungeon, but if it was a dungeon of rank A or higher, it would have 50 or even 100 levels (They were categorized by the same levels as adventurers F, E, D, C, B, A, S, SS, SSS, SSS+) and therefore the more difficult the dungeon, the better the drops