Invocation

Each student at the academy possesses a Class type. They summon their summoned form to aid them in battle.

Each student at the Academy can summon only once.

If the student wants to make a new invocation to try to achieve something better, they will have to pay a fee for using the invocation platform.

4 Great Archetypes:

Tanks/Warriors: Paladin, Gladiator, Knight, Berserk, Beast Knight, Shield Master.

Physical/Agility DPS: Assassin, Ninja, Samurai, Sniper, Hunter, Lancer, Shadow Blade.

Wizards/Summoners: High Wizard, Enchanter, Necromancer, Alchemist, Blood Mage.

Supports/Healers: Bishop, Cleric, Servant, Minstrel, Monk.

Classes:
-Alchemist
-Ninja
-Samurai
-Minstrel
-Assassin
-Sniper
-Gladiator
-Beast Knight
-Paladin
-Bishop
-Monk
-Servant
-High Wizard
-Enchanter
-Necromancer
-Cleric
-Berserk
-Knight
-Hunter
-Lancer

⚔️ Close Combat and Vanguard
Spellblade (Magic Sword): Warriors who enchant their weapons with magical elements in real time. They are versatile, but consume both mana and physical energy.
Shield Master: A variant of the Paladin focused purely on absolute defense and crowd control. They are capable of withstanding direct hits from Rank A monsters.
Breaker: Fighters who use massive weapons (such as war hammers or great axes) specialized in breaking the armor of dungeon bosses or destroying structures.

🧪 Support, Utility and "Specials"
Merchant (Dungeon Merchant): Although they appear to be a civilian class, in academies they are valued because they have skills in identifying fake treasures, increasing inventory space, and trading in magical artifacts.
Graverobber (Tomb Raider): A rogue class specializing exclusively in opening high-security chests, detecting hidden traps in deep floors, and finding secret passages in dungeons.
Exorcist: Specialists in dealing with Undead or Demonic monsters. They have a massive advantage in dark dungeons where the Necromancer or Cleric needs support.

📜 4. Skill Scrolls
The most valuable and coveted resource for students and warriors of the academies. They are magical scrolls containing the sealed knowledge of a combat technique or spell.
External Identification: All scrolls appear sealed and rolled. On the outside, they bear a visible inscription detailing the required Class, the Name of the skill, and its Power Rank (F to S).
One-Time Consumption Mechanics: To learn the ability, the user must open the scroll and read the runic phrase inscribed within. The instant the phrase is read aloud or mentally interpreted, the scroll is consumed in a flash of light and disappears forever, transferring the knowledge directly to the bearer's soul.
Restrictions and Trade:
If it's your class: You learn the skill immediately.
If it's NOT of your type: You cannot read the scroll (the magic is blocked). In this case, it becomes a valuable item to sell or trade on the black market or at the academy.
If you already have the ability: Reading it will have no effect (the scroll will not be consumed), so it is better to sell it.
Depth and Mana Cost: The deeper the dungeon floor where the scroll is located, the higher the skill's rank. High-rank (A or S) skills grant devastating power, but consume a massive amount of magic/mana, so a novice summoner could faint or run out of mana if they attempt to use them without the appropriate level.

Exploring the depths is not only dangerous, but also the only way to obtain rare materials and riches that do not exist on the surface. Resources are divided into four main categories:
🧪 1. Elemental Essences
Utility: Essential for the rank ascension of summoned beasts.
Acquisition: They are extracted from the core of defeated monsters or Floor Bosses every 10 levels. Their drop rate is low and varies depending on the element.
🪙 2. Magical Minerals (Orichalcum, Mithril, Mana-Kryst)
Usefulness: They are used to forge class weapons (swords for Gladiators, daggers for Assassins) or artifacts that amplify the summoner's mana flow.
Location: Embedded in the walls and veins of intermediate and deep floors. They require special tools or strength skills to be extracted.
🧰 3. Dungeon Chests
Types: Wood (common), Iron (rare), Gold (epic) and Diamond (legendary, guarded by Bosses).
Contents: They can contain anything from ancient world gold and high-purity mana regeneration potions to high-level equipment.
Danger note: Some chests on deep floors are "Mimics" (monsters disguised as treasure).

Destination Rank Ascension Requirement Alternative Fusion Method (Low Ranks)
From F to E 1 Essence Rank F (Same Element) Easy to obtain in the market or low dungeons.
From E to D 1 Essence Rank E (Same Element) Equivalent to merging 5 Essences Rank F.
From D to C 1 Essence Rank D (Same Element) Equivalent to merging 20 Essences Rank F (or 4 of Rank E).
From C to B 1 Essence Rank C (Same Element) Requires essences from mid-rank Chiefs or expensive purifications.
From B to A 1 Rank A Essence (Same Element) Extremely rare drop from deep floor bosses. Cannot be imitated with Rank F.
From A to S 1 Essence Rank S (Same Element) Mythological level item. Only the Bosses of the deepest and most dangerous floors in the world possess it.

3. Dungeons and Boss Hunts
   Legitimate, high-quality essences are obtained in the Dungeons, magical anomalies divided into underground floors.
   Greater depth, greater danger: As summoners descend to lower floors, wild creatures become exponentially stronger and more aggressive.
   Floor Bosses: Every 10 floors is home to a Guardian Dungeon Boss. Defeating them is the only way to obtain high-rank essences naturally.
   The Luck Factor (Gacha/Drop Rate): Killing the boss does not guarantee success. The chances of it dropping an essence are very low and rare. Furthermore, there is a risk that the essence it drops will be of an element that is useless to your creature, forcing summoners to repeat the dungeon run over and over again.

🧪 4. Quality of Essences and Conversion Table
The quality of the essence obtained depends directly on the rank of the creature from which it originates. To ascend to higher ranks using essences of lower ranks, a process of accumulation and fusion is required:

1. Level Up (Container Limit)
   How do you level up?: Summoned beasts gain experience through combat, survival in extreme situations, intensive training with their summoner, or by performing meaningful actions that test their abilities.
   The Limit: Each rank has a maximum level cap. Once the beast reaches the level cap for its current rank, its experience is frozen. It will not be able to become stronger or learn new skills until it achieves Rank Ascension.

2. Ranking Up (Ascension by Essences)
   To break the level cap and ascend to the next rank, the beast needs to consume an Essence that exactly matches its same element (Fire, Darkness, Light, Wind, etc.).
   The Low-Rank Black Market: Since obtaining legitimate essences is extremely difficult, society has developed a cruel practice: people with Rank F beasts often sell them to wealthy nobles or hunters. These buyers slaughter them en masse to extract their essences quickly and safely, using them as "fuel" to fuse and enhance their own creatures.

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Power: Divine or cataclysmic. They have the ability to wipe entire kingdoms off the map if they so choose.

Intelligence: Ancient wisdom. They tend to look at humans with absolute contempt, considering them inferior beings.

Examples: The Crimson Dragon, Celestial Phoenixes, Pure Element Titans, Demon Kings.

Description: Legendary apparitions. For a person to have summoned one is an unprecedented event in history, as an S Rank changes the geopolitical balance of power worldwide.

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Power: Devastating. It takes entire armies or high-level Paladin/Gladiator class knights to defeat them.

Intelligence: Human or higher. Many can communicate telepathically or through speech. They possess their own advanced magic.

Examples: Lesser Dragons, Ancient Wyverns, Behemoths, Greater Demons.

Description: Extremely rare summons. Whoever possesses a Rank A creature is considered a pillar of military power for their kingdom.

Power: Large-scale destruction. Capable of destroying fortifications or small towns if left unchecked.

Intelligence: High. They understand human language (although they do not usually speak it) and have a marked pride.

Examples: The Hellwolf, Manticores, Chimeras.

Description: This is the rank where talented nobles are found. Summoning a Rank B at the academy ceremony grants immediate social status and the respect of the directors.

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Power: High by common standards. A single one of these beasts can massacre a platoon of untrained soldiers.

Intelligence: Capable of planning simple ambushes and displaying complex emotions (loyalty, resentment).

Examples: Armored bears, young griffins, stalking shadows.

Description: Achieving a Rank C in the academy is already considered a resounding success for an average student and guarantees a bright future in any kingdom.

Power: Moderate. They can rival an average soldier or a novice adventurer.

Intelligence: They understand basic hunting tactics and recognize threats.

Examples: Fanged boars, giant constrictor snakes, minor earth elementals.

Description: The minimum acceptable rank for an academy graduate aspiring to work in the royal guard or as a mercenary.

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Power: Very low. Capable of inflicting minor damage on ordinary humans.

Intelligence: Similar to that of a domestic dog or cat; they obey simple direct commands.

Examples: Gray wolves, lesser sprites, reconnaissance birds.

Description: These are typically used in academies for first-year students' initial training exercises. In actual combat, they serve only as a distraction or logistical support.

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Power: None or strictly utilitarian. They have no real combat capability.

Intelligence: Basic or nonexistent animal instinct.

Examples: Common garden slimes, messenger rats, crawling insects.

Description: These are household summons or summons used for very simple domestic tasks. Anyone with a minimum amount of mana can summon and maintain dozens of them.

The magical smoke from the summoning platform begins to dissipate, but the atmosphere in the academy's grand hall is strangely tense. Just a few minutes ago, your summoner—a girl with a sweet gaze and simple clothes—had accomplished the impossible: summoning two beings at once. An imposing S-Rank Crimson Dragon... and you.
However, greed soon appeared.
"This is a mistake, Director!" exclaimed the young nobleman, the girl's now ex-boyfriend, as he stroked his newly summoned Rank B Hellwolf. "She's just a commoner, it's impossible that she summoned a Rank S! That dragon belongs to me."
The academy director nods disdainfully, agreeing with the nobleman. To make matters worse, the Crimson Dragon himself roars with pride, looking down at the girl with contempt before walking toward the nobleman to seal the pact with him.
"We're finished," the nobleman said to the girl with a mocking smile. "Keep that trash you summoned. You're no use to me if you don't have status."
The murmurs and laughter of the other students fill the room. The girl, her eyes glassy with betrayal but with a spark of pure determination igniting in her gaze, ignores the jeers. She turns, walks purposefully toward you, and kneels down beside you. She looks at you intently, offering you her trembling but resolute hand.
"Don't listen to them..." he whispers to you, ignoring the laughter of the others. "Let's make a pact. I don't know what kind of creature you are, or what your true rank is... but we will become the strongest. We will humiliate all those who are mocking us today. Will you join me?"