Another world (isekai) v3 (RPG)

In the world of Voklaria, the Adventurer's Guild is a transnational organization that regulates quest distribution, power classification, and a monster-hunting economy. While each race has its own kingdom, the Guild is often the only place where different races can meet without starting a war. ​Here is a description of the Adventurer Guild by region and its function: ​1. Guild Structure and Hierarchy Every registered adventurer will receive a Magical Identity Card (Guild Card) linked to their transparent screen. Adventurer rank is determined by contribution points (missions completed) and level: ​- Rank F - E (Beginner): Only allowed to take missions in cities or villages (cleaning pests, delivering goods).

• ​Rank D - C (Intermediate): Allowed to hunt in forests like Blackwood and serve as caravan escorts.
• ​Rank B - A (Veteran): Royal elites sent to deal with high-level monster threats or clear dens (Dungeons). ​- Rank S - SS (Legend): An adventurer whose power is equal to a natural disaster. Williams automatically obtained Rank S due to his Divine Blessing.

​2. Guild Characteristics in Each Region ​A. Voklaria Guild (Human Branch) ​- Atmosphere: Very formal and bureaucratic. The building is grand with complete facilities such as a luxurious bar and training area. ​- Mission Focus: Exploration of new territories and securing trade routes between human cities. ​- Discrimination: They hold Divine Blessings in high regard. Adventurers without blessings or with low skills are often given dangerous missions for little pay. ​B. Aethel Guild (Elf Branch) ​- Atmosphere: Located inside large tree houses. Quiet, calm, and highly respectful of etiquette. ​- Mission Focus: Nature conservation, harvesting rare plant materials, and exorcising monsters that damage the forest ecosystem.

• ​Uniqueness: They pay adventurers with Mana Crystals or rare potions rather than just gold. ​C. Guild Fang-Arena (Beast-Kin Branch) ​- Atmosphere: More like a gladiator arena than an office. It's very noisy and full of the smell of sweat and sparring. ​- Mission Focus: Hunting giant monsters and missions that require pure physical strength. ​- Uniqueness: To rank up here, you not only need XP, but you have to win duels against Guild instructors. ​D. Shadow-Market Guild (Demon/Neutral Branch)
• ​Atmosphere: Dimly lit, often underground or in dark frontier towns.
• ​Mission Focus: Elite monster slaying, forbidden artifact searches, and "Gray" (unofficial) missions. ​- Uniqueness: They don't care about your background or race. Anyone who brings back the monster's head will be paid handsomely.

​3. Facilities in the Guild ​In every Guild office, your transparent screen will automatically sync with the [Guild Interface]: ​- Quest Board: Displays a real-time mission list complete with target details and XP rewards. ​- Appraisal Office: A place to exchange monster body parts (horns, fangs, mana cores) for gold coins or contribution points.

• ​Blacksmith Shop: An official workshop affiliated with the Guild for maintaining weapons. ​- Pub/Tavern: The main place to find information (Rumors) about the appearance of legendary monsters or the whereabouts of treasure.

​1. Human Territory (Voklarian Outskirts)

• ​Oakhaven Village: A farming village located on the border of Blackwood Forest. Its inhabitants live in fear but have an abundant supply of grain. ​Function: A place for low-class adventurers to buy basic food supplies. ​- Ironcliff Mining Town: A small town built inside a giant cave. Produces low-grade iron ore and mana crystals. ​Function: The best place to forge initial weapons or repair damaged equipment. ​2. Elf Territory (Outer Forest) ​- Whispering Leaf Village: Nestled in the branches of a giant tree, this village serves as a sentry post for the Elves to monitor outsiders. ​Function: Selling healing herbal concoctions that are far more effective than man-made concoctions.
• ​Lumina Water City: A small city on a crystal lake whose water can slowly restore mana (Mana Regen).

3. Beast-Kin Region (Lowlands) ​- Fang-Rock Village: A semi-nomadic village inhabited by the Wolf Tribe. Its buildings are made of monster hide and giant bones. ​Function: A place to train physical skills and body endurance (Stamina). ​- Dust-Road Caravan Market: A trading city constantly on the move. A place where merchants of various races meet to exchange rare goods. ​4. Devil's Territory (Border Zone)

• ​Ash-Fall Village: A village covered in volcanic ash. Its inhabitants are low-class demons who make a living hunting underground monsters. ​Function: A place to find exotic mid-level monster materials.

The world of Voklaria is divided into several sovereign territories separated by extreme landscapes, ranging from floating mountains to forests shrouded in perpetual mist. Each race fiercely defends its borders, creating political tensions that could erupt at any moment.

Every time you enter a settlement, your transparent screen will display the [Settlement Info] menu: ​- Reputation (Fame): Your status in the village. If you help the villagers (Quest), the price of goods will be cheaper and they will give secret information about rare monsters.

• ​Safe Zone: Inside a village or small town, there is usually a "Protection Circle" that prevents monsters from entering. This is the only place where you can sleep without worry. ​- Job Board: An additional source of XP besides killing monsters. For example: "Clear the Slime infestation in the warehouse (Reward: 150 XP & 50 Gold Coins)".

1. Holy Empire of Voklaria (Human Territory) ​A kingdom where you were summoned and then banished.

• ​Capital: Aethelgard, a city with magnificent white stone architecture and towering magic towers.
• ​Landscape: Consists of fertile lowlands and large rivers that drive the economy. ​- Characteristics: Possessing the most advanced magical device technology. They deeply worship the God of Light, so those without blessings like you are considered a disgrace or "trash" of the gods.
• ​Defense: Protected by rows of Holy Knights and a mana transmission system that can create a giant shield over the entire city.

​2. Aethel Jungle Federation (Elf Region) ​A land hidden behind giant trees that cannot be penetrated by ordinary humans. ​- Capital: Yggdrasilia, a city built into one with the ancient world tree.

• ​Landscape: Very dense tropical rainforest with mana so dense that it can be seen with the naked eye (like blue fireflies). ​- Characteristics: There are no city walls; they use illusion magic to mislead uninvited visitors. Here, the atmospheric mana is very pure, so level growth for magic users is much faster. ​- Defense: Longshot Archer who can hit targets from 5 kilometers away thanks to the help of the wind spirit.

3. Land of the Beast-Kin Alliance (Demi-Human Territory) ​A harsh wilderness yet filled with the honor of warriors.

• ​Capital: Iron-Paw, a city built on the slopes of a rocky mountain and steep cliffs. ​- Landscape: Vast savannas, rugged canyons, and snow-capped mountains in the north inhabited by powerful tribes. ​- Characteristics: They do not have a single king, but rather a council of elders from various tribes (Wolves, Tigers, and Bears). Physical strength is the highest law here. ​- Defense: Berserker Warriors are immune to pain when their internal mana overflows.

​4. Abyssos Domain (Demon Territory) ​A region located at the edge of the world, where the sun is rarely seen due to being covered by a cloud of magical dust.

• ​Capital City: Pandemonium, a black palace built from dark mana crystals extracted from the depths of the earth. ​- Landscape: A barren land with active volcanoes and deadly lakes of mercury. ​- Characteristics: A very harsh place for the weak. However, high-level monsters (Level 500+) often roam here, making it a great XP cache for the brave. ​- Defense: Shadow Legion troops that can appear from the enemy's shadow without a sound.

​5. Neutral Territory: Blackwood Forest (Your Place of Exile) ​This is "No Man's Land" located on the borders of the three great kingdoms (Voklaria, Aethel, and Beast-Kin). ​- Condition: This forest is an ancient war zone abandoned due to the large number of mutated monsters resulting from unstable mana.

• ​Opportunity: Because it is not owned by any kingdom, you can build your own power base here without being bound by race laws or kingdom taxes.

Regional Diplomacy & XP Mechanism ​Your transparent screen system will notify you every time you enter a new area: ​[System Notification] Location: Blackwood Forest (Neutral Zone) Status: Unmapped. Territory Bonus: Taming XP increased by 1.5x (Due to the abundance of wild monsters). Each kingdom has its own Adventurer's Guild. If you're strong enough to leave this forest, you might consider joining another race's Guild. Who knows, the Elves or Demons might value your unique abilities more than the humans of Voklaria.

The world of Voklaria is not just a stage for heroes, but a complex ecosystem where various races interact within a strict social hierarchy. The presence of mana and divine blessings serve as benchmarks for a race's prestige in the eyes of the kingdom.

1. Human Race ​The most politically dominant race but naturally the weakest physically. ​- Characteristics: Humans rely heavily on Divine Blessings and magical tools to balance their physical deficiencies. Strengths: Possesses exceptional adaptability and organizational skills. The Voklaria Kingdom is a powerhouse of humanity, relying on its numerous knights and mages.

• ​Social Status: They view themselves as the chosen race of the gods, especially since the summoning of heroes like Williams.

​2. Half-Animal Race (Demi-Human) ​A race that has animal physical characteristics (ears, tail, or claws) with physical abilities above average humans.

• ​Characteristics: Divided into various tribes (Wolf, Cat, Bear, etc.). They have sharp wild instincts. ​- Strengths: Physical strength, speed, and an extraordinary sense of smell. They rarely use complex magic, instead strengthening their bodies with mana (Body Enhancement).
• ​Social Status: Often discriminated against in the human kingdom and many are made slaves or frontline soldiers.

​3. Elf Race (Fairy) ​Ancient forest dwellers who possess longevity and eternal beauty. ​- Characteristics: They have pointed ears and a slender body. They are very secretive and hate the destruction of nature.

• ​Advantages: A natural connection to atmospheric mana. A mature elf naturally possesses magical talent on par with a high-level human mage. They are natural archers and healers.
• ​Social Status: A respected but feared race. They rarely get involved in world politics unless their sacred forests are disturbed.

4. Demon Race ​A race born from the accumulation of negative mana or originating from the lower dimensions.

• ​Characteristics: Possess horns, wings, or uniquely colored skin. They have a highly power-oriented social structure. ​- Strengths: Mastery of Dark Magic and extremely high endurance. Some high-level demons (Demon Lords) have levels that rival those of ancient dragons.
• ​Social Status: Natural enemy of humanity. Your banishment to Blackwood Forest was actually an attempt by the kingdom to have you killed by the monsters or remnants of the demon army hiding there.

List of Magical & Legendary Creatures (Level 500 - 999) These creatures are considered walking natural disasters. Their existence is often dismissed as mere myth by the kingdom's inhabitants. ​- Drakonid (Half Dragon Human) ​• Transformation Type: Able to shift between a full human form and a combat form (scaly and winged). Possesses high intelligence and mastery of ancient elemental magic. • ​True Dragon Type: Ancient giant dragons that cannot change form, but possess physical resistance that is impossible for ordinary weapons to penetrate. Their breath can incinerate an entire city in a single breath. ​- Celestial Kitsune (Nine-Tailed Fox) ​Extremely rare creatures with silvery white fur. Each tail represents a type of illusion magic or space-time manipulation. They are known to be guardians of the balance of nature and are extremely rare for humans to encounter. ​- High Elf / Spirit Folk ​Inhabitants of the deepest forests, living for thousands of years. They possess an absolute connection to the natural world and are generally indifferent to human affairs. ​- Behemoth & Leviathan ​Rulers of land and sea. Creatures the size of mountains that typically sleep for hundreds of years. Once they awaken, the map of the world can change.

In this world, monsters are categorized by Rank and Habitat. Each monster has a different Mana density within its body; the higher the Mana density, the more XP points your system will absorb when they die. ​Here is a catalog of monsters along with details of the XP you will get: ​1. Low Rank Monsters (F - E Rank) ​This monster usually becomes prey for novice adventurers or forest edge dwellers. ​- Green Slime (Lv. 1-5): A spongy creature that attacks with weak acid. XP: 5 - 10 per head. ​- Horned Rabbit (Lv. 3-8): A rabbit with sharp horns that can pierce human skin. XP: 15 - 25 per head. ​- Goblin Scout (Lv. 5-12): A small, sneaky green creature that attacks in groups. XP: 30 - 50 per head. ​2. Mid-Rank Monsters (D - C Rank) These are the types of monsters currently surrounding you in Blackwood Forest. They possess basic intelligence and magical abilities. ​- Shadow Wolf (Lv. 20-45): A predator that can move among the shadows of trees. XP: 120 - 200 per head. ​- Orc Warrior (Lv. 30-50): Possesses great physical strength and is capable of using crude weapons. XP: 250 - 450 per head.

• ​Killer Bee Queen (Lv. 40-60): Able to summon dozens of guards and shoot poisonous needles. XP: 600 - 850 per head.

​3. High Rank Monsters (B - A Rank) ​A monster that requires a squad of elite knights to defeat.

• ​Forest Troll (Lv. 70-150): A giant with instant regeneration abilities. Can only be stopped by fire. XP: 1,500 - 3,000 per head. ​- Earth Golem (Lv. 100-200): A monster made of rock and earth that is immune to normal physical weapons. XP: 4,000 - 7,500 per head. ​- Lesser Wyvern (Lv. 150-300): A cousin of the dragon that rules the skies and can breathe small flames. XP: 10,000 - 25,000 per head. ​4. Disaster Rank Creature (S - SSS Rank) ​A legendary creature on the same level as Williams or the ancient dragons. ​- Drakonid / Dragon (Lv. 500-999): Absolute master of the elements. Killing a single dragon can instantly level you up by dozens of levels. XP: 500,000 - 2,000,000+ per head.
• ​Behemoth (Lv. 800+): A giant land creature whose single step can destroy a village. XP: 1,500,000+ per head.

​1. Screen Aesthetics and Visuals ​This screen usually appears as a semi-transparent sheet of light floating in front of the eyes. ​- Color & Texture: Typically neon blue, faded gold, or dark purple (for systems associated with darkness/demons). The edges are often decorated with ancient writing or slowly swirling geometric patterns. ​Interaction: This screen is immersive. Users can interact with it using their fingertips (like a high-end tablet) or simply using voice commands and mental intent. ​- Visibility: In isekai worlds, this screen is usually private. People around will only see the user daydreaming or gesticulating, unless the user activates "Party Share" mode. ​2. Main Menu Tab (System Mechanism) This system processes real-time data from the user's body and surrounding environment. The main menus typically consist of: ​- Status Tab (Profile): Displays your name, race, level, and title. Titles aren't just for show; titles like "The Discarded Hero" or "Monster Tamer" often grant passive effects or XP bonuses in specific categories. ​- Skill Tree: A list of active and passive abilities. Locked skills are usually blurry or obscured, and can only be unlocked after reaching a certain level or spending XP. ​- Inventory (Dimensional Space): The most iconic feature where items are stored in a sub-dimensional space. Items placed in the inventory will appear as small icons with a short description, and time in the inventory usually stops so that food stays warm. ​- Quest Log: Provides objective guidance. In the cruel world of isekai, mission failure often has real consequences such as reduced status or even death.

​3. Data Processing Logic ​This system works on three mechanical principles: ​- Soul Synchronization: The system does not run on the hardware, but rather merges with the soul. The XP gained is energy refined by the system to instantly strengthen the user's muscles, bones, and mana capacity (This is why people who level up suddenly feel their bodies are lighter and stronger). ​- Mana Conversion: Every time a skill is activated (e.g. Healer Lv. 5), the system will automatically draw the appropriate amount of Mana from the user's internal reserves and convert it into the desired magical phenomenon.

• ​Auto-Calculation: The system performs probability calculations. When you attack, the system calculates Accuracy, Critical Rate, and Damage based on your strength stats compared to the enemy's defense. ​4. Notifications and Warnings (Danger Alert) One of the system's vital functions is the threat sensor. If a powerful enemy or surprise attack is detected, the screen will turn bright red with the words [WARNING] or [HIGH THREAT DETECTED]. For those of you in Blackwood Forest, this screen is your only constant companion. When you see a Shadow Wolf, the system will analyze its status and show you: ​[Target Detected] Species: Shadow Wolf Level: 45 Attribute: Darkness Status: Alert (Aggressive) Weakness: Light or Fire element attacks on the neck. ​ With this transparent screen, you have a tremendous tactical advantage. Despite your low level, you can see "numbers" in this uncertain world, something even the strongest sorcerer in Voklaria might not be able to accurately perceive.

Your system has a hidden feature called the "Underdog Multiplier." Since you don't have a Divine Blessing and are fighting enemies far above your level, the system grants you an additional bonus: ​[System Log]: If the level difference between Subject and Target is > 20 Levels, the XP gained is increased by 2x. If the level difference is > 50 Levels, the XP gained increases 5x.

Interracial Relations & Your Destiny In Blackwood Forest, the laws of race no longer apply. Here, there are only predators and prey. As you begin your journey from Level 1, you may encounter fugitives from the above races. As a human without blessings, you are at the bottom of the food chain. However, with the Tamer skill (Lv. 2), you have the unique potential to unite these outcasts of various races to form a new group unbound by the laws of the kingdom. ​[World Info]: Each race has a different XP multiplier. Humans typically have a steady XP growth rate, while Demons gain significant XP from life-and-death battles. Because you are "Empty," your XP gain will be an anomaly that shakes the world order.

​I. XP Evolution Scale Table (Static Structure) To advance from one level to the next, you must accumulate a precise amount of XP. Each level increase within a certain range has a fixed, balanced cost: • 1 – 10 100 XP Initiation Phase: The initial stage of familiarizing yourself with the body's mana flow. • 11 – 50 150 XP Manifestation Phase: Skills begin to change form and become more efficient. • 51 – 100 250 XP Transidence Phase: The threshold from mortal to hero. • 101 – 500 1,000 XP Master Phase: Equivalent to Holy Knight and Grand Mage. • 501 – 999 10,000 XP Legend Phase: Territory of the dragons, nine-tailed foxes, and Williams.

II. XP & Mysterious Skill Acquisition Mechanism ​XP points are earned in three main ways: ​Extermination: Absorbs the mana core of the killed monster. ​- Discovery: Find rare locations or ancient artifacts in Blackwood Forest. ​Achievement: Performing an action that goes beyond your current abilities (Example: Taming a monster that is far above your level). ​- New Skill Mystery: Every time you pass a "Level Gate" (such as reaching level 11, 51, or 101), a Mystery Skill will randomly unlock. Since you don't have a Divine Blessing, the system tends to grant you "Anomaly" skills not listed in the kingdom's history books.

III. Improvement of {{user}} Status & Fate ​Even though you don't have Divine Blessings, this world has a hidden mechanism for those who are "empty." Because your soul isn't filled with divine power, it acts like an empty vessel that can absorb anything without limit. ​[Hidden Status - No Blessing Effect] Characteristics: "The Unwritten One" Because they lack blessings, the level cap on basic skills does not apply to the subject. Subjects can improve their skills through pure experience without any system limitations.

Energy System: Spirit Mana & Soul Circulation ​In the world of Voklaria, mana is divided into two main forms that determine one's caste: ​- Atmospheric Mana (External Mana): Energy that lingers in the air. Only those of a high level (like Williams) can instantly absorb large amounts of it to cast destructive magic. ​- Mana Circulation (Internal Mana): Energy produced by the hero's heart. Because your status is considered "dregs", your mana circulation is very slow, making you quickly tired if you continuously use skills.

​I. Energy System & Magic Classification ​In this world, power is divided into two great pillars: Magic that manipulates nature, and Skills that are engraved in the soul. ​1. Classification of Magic (The Arcana) ​Magicians divide magic based on how they draw Mana from the atmosphere: ​- Elemental Magic (Tier 1-10): Basic manipulation of fire, water, wind, earth, and lightning. ​- Space & Time Magic (Lost Magic): Rare magic that can teleport or slow down time (Williams mastered this instantly).

• ​Gravity Magic: Used by high-ranking knights to suppress opponents until they cannot move.
• ​Necromancy Magic: Forbidden magic to resurrect monster carcasses (Very hated by the kingdom). ​2. Unique Skill Variations (The Soul Traits) ​Besides the skills you have, here are other skills that are common and legendary in this world: ​- [Weapon Mastery]: The automatic ability to use any weapon proficiently without practice. ​- [Mana Circuit Overload]: A skill that allows the user to cast magic 10x more powerful, but damages the body (Except for those with godly bodies). ​- [Presence Erasure]: Completely removes one's presence, even from magic detection. ​- [Future Sight]: See enemy attacks 2 seconds before they occur (Only possessed by invincible knights).

II. World Power Structure The Invincible Knights They are humans who transcend physical limits. Even without complex magic, a single slash of their swords can split mountains because they coat their weapons with condensed Mana (Aura). Williams is now the de facto leader of this group thanks to his God Swordsmanship. ​Royal Mages (The Grand Mages) ​Individuals who can cast spells without words (Chantless Casting). They consider skill level everything. If your level is below 50, you are considered no more valuable than a commoner.