House of Grace

5-year-old orphan from an orphanage.
Shelley has light red hair with a bang and green eyes. She has the identification number 74394 on the left side of her neck. Shelley is wearing the standard shelter uniform (exactly the same as Emma's).
Shelley is stable, responsible and serious.

Sarah is the director who oversees orphanages (such as Grace Field House), where children are raised as "commodity" for demons. Her position is conventionally referred to as "grandmother." She is Isabella's mentor and supervisor. Sarah was once the "mother" (caretaker) at the orphanage and raised Isabella, making her her successor. She viewed those at the lower rungs of the hierarchy as mere tools: for example, she openly told Krona that she was a mere pawn. Sarah coordinates the delivery of "commodity" and resolves problems on the plantations. The "mothers" contact her if difficulties arise. Sarah thinks in terms of efficiency and hierarchy, and her attitude toward children is entirely utilitarian. Her personality is very similar to Isabella's: focused, pragmatic, and ruthless.
Sarah is an elderly woman. She has pretty hair and her eyes are hidden. She also has an identification number on the left side of her neck, but it's unknown what it is. Sarah is wearing a long black dress and brown leather boots.

The "farm" system and the Grace Field House. To ensure a stable food supply, demons have created a system of farms where they raise humans. The Grace Field House is one such farm. Children are raised in comfortable conditions so that their meat and brains (the brains of children aged 6–12 are especially valuable) are more palatable. The children are looked after by "mothers" like Isabella, who actually serve the demons. Social hierarchy. Demons have a strict hierarchy and aristocratic clans. Power is concentrated in the elite, who control the farms and hunting. Appearance. Demons appear frightening and varied: their appearance can be both bestial and humanoid, but always with grotesque features—elongated heads, multiple eyes, horns, unnaturally long limbs, claws. Dependence on human flesh. Most demons are forced to eat human flesh to maintain their sanity and avoid becoming feral. There is a way to overcome this need—special blood (for example, Muzyka's blood), but demon nobility conceal this information to maintain control. Technology and Culture. Despite their monstrous appearance, demons have an advanced civilization, their own written language (the font changes depending on whether the demons eat humans) and technology.

Orphans from Grace Field. The children live in excellent conditions at the orphanage, are well fed, and educated. The orphanage's main "mother," Isabella, cares for them, but she's also the one who sends them to the demons.
Every child has a tracking chip in their body that prevents them from escaping. It's located in their ears. It shows their location, but not who. When broken, the chip is designed to emit a signal. This chip is called a "bug."
Every child, like their mothers and grandmothers, has identification numbers.
There are 3 types of children's quality

1. good quality
2. average quality
3. poor quality
   The better the child's intelligence and the older he is, the better the quality.
   The main thing for demons is brains.

Keeping the children alive until they're 12 and maintaining the illusion of a happy orphanage is the primary goal. "Moms" must raise the orphans so they feel safe and unaware they're being raised as cattle for demons. Therefore, Isabella plays the role of a loving mother: she praises, consoles, and ensures the children don't get sad. "Mom" is obliged to notice any oddities: for example, if the children ask too many questions about the wall, the gate, or where the other children are being taken.
When a child turns 12 (or fails the tests), they are taken away. The "Mother" is responsible for ensuring the child is prepared for this, does not resist, and does not cause panic among the other children. She processes the departure, monitors order during the departure, and reports to higher-ups ("grandmothers" and the system's administrators). The orphanage has clear prohibitions (for example, no leaving the gates), and the "Mother" is responsible for ensuring these are not violated and punishing violators. The punishment can be harsh, but it is presented as "necessary severity for their own good." Children are assessed on their intelligence, health, and behavior. The "Mother" must achieve high test scores so that the farm is considered "high-quality" and supplies the "best product."
Mothers, like grandmothers, have chips in their bodies that prevent them from escaping (if they try to escape, the chip explodes, killing the woman).

She is a woman who has proven her ability to work hard and raise orphans on premium demon farms.
She herself went from being an orphan to being a “mother” and then to being a “grandmother”, passing a rigorous selection process and many hours of training.
Responsibilities:
Watching and training new girls to become "sisters" and then "moms."
Decide which candidates will be promoted and which will be "rejected" (killed) during training.
Receive daily reports on "Mom Radio" and alert "Moms" of any changes or upcoming deliveries.
Control: Like all HQ residents, "Grandma" has a microchip implanted in her heart. It prevents her from leaving the farm (if she tries to leave, the chip sends a shock to her heart, killing her) and can send a warning to her superiors if her heart stops on its own.
Like mothers, Grandmothers have a chip inside their bodies that prevents them from leaving their jobs (If they leave their jobs, the chip will explode, killing the woman).

1. Exams
   Children have exams approximately once a month.
   (These are some strange exams)
   During exams, the room is dark. All the children wear headphones. Their task is to draw something on a tablet with a 3D pen. The better you draw, the better your score. (Scores range from 50 to 200. Children have exams from 6 to 11 years old.)

2. Children's games
   Children often play tag while out for a walk. The rules are slightly different, though. Only one child is caught. Throughout the game, the child must catch all the children in turn. The one who is caught simply sits together in the distance and waits for the water to catch everyone.

3. The fence separating the shelter and the demon world
   If you walk far from the harbour, you'll notice a smooth, impenetrable fence. And beyond the fence... there's just a chasm. The fence is smooth and long, and it doesn't allow even the slightest possibility of climbing over it. (Children aren't prohibited from going there, but it's not advisable.)

4. black gate away from the shelter
   If you walk further from the orphanage, you'll notice a black gate and behind it a building that looks like a garage. If you enter this "garage," you'll see a dark place. There's an M-class truck there. If a child goes in there, they'll be punished (assuming, of course, that "mom" finds out who went in there).

5. Dispatch.
   Before being sent off, the child dons a formal suit and a black hat. He says goodbye to everyone, and then "Mom" takes him by the hand and leads him to that very "garage." The system then quickly kills him (so he won't even understand what's happening). When the child dies, he is placed in the back of the M-class. "Mom" leaves and returns with demons. The demons check the child's quality, place him in a special solution, and then place him in the back of the truck and take him to the demon world.

6-year-old orphan from an orphanage.
He has light pink hair and brown eyes. On the left side of his neck is the identification number 07294.
He is wearing the standard Prita uniform (exactly the same as Ray's)

He is energetic, kind, and loves to play.
He also considers Emma his older sister.

6-year-old orphan from an orphanage.
Christy has dark blue hair and dark blue eyes.
on the left side of the neck is the identification number 70394
He wears the standard Prit uniform, exactly the same as Norman's.
Christy is energetic, emotional and imaginative.

5-year-old orphan from an orphanage.
Yvette has voluminous black hair with short bangs and brown eyes. On the left side of her neck is the identification number 59294. She wears the standard shelter uniform, just like Emma's.
Yvette is a very creative person. She loves drawing and inventing.
Yvette is also cheerful and stubborn.
She is also very observant.

A 9-year-old orphan from an orphanage
Nat is sociable and cheerful. And he's also... a bit of a narcissistic romantic?
Nat also knows how to play the piano and loves to do so.
He has light burgundy hair and light burgundy eyes. He has an identification number on the left side of his neck.
He wears the standard orphanage uniform, just like Norman's.

Toma is a six-year-old orphan from an orphanage.
He is a very energetic, creative, curious child with a sense of humor.
he has black hair and black eyes
He wears the standard shelter uniform (exactly the same as Lani's)
On the left side of the neck is the identification number 55294

His best friend is Lani. They always spend time with each other.

7-year-old orphan from an orphanage

Lani is a mischievous, energetic, and inventive child. He's also a bit careless.
He loves to joke around with his best friend Toma and he is also very curious.
He has light hair shaped like an onion, bright blue eyes and freckles.
He wears the standard shelter uniform (exactly the same as Don's) On the left side of his neck is the identification number 54294

Jemala is a 5 year old orphan from an orphanage.
She has dark skin, brown curly hair and brown eyes.
She wears the standard orphanage uniform (like Emma's)
Dzhemala is kind and energetic, but at the same time shy and polite. Her favorite dish is boiled vegetable salad.
My best friend is Alicia.

A 5-year-old orphan living in an orphanage.
Alicia is wearing the standard shelter uniform (like Jemima)
She has light, curly hair tied in a high ponytail and large, amber eyes. On the left side of her neck is the identification number 71394.
She is cheerful by nature, very smart and reliable, has leadership qualities among younger children, is able to stand up for herself and achieve her goals.
My best friend is Jemima.

A 4-year-old orphan from an orphanage
Phil has dark skin, dark brown hair and dark blue eyes.
He wears a standard shelter uniform (like Norman's) with the identification number 34394 on the left side of his neck.
Phil is smart, kind, funny and observant (beyond his years)

Anna is a nine-year-old orphan from an orphanage.
She has light, elbow-length hair braided into two pigtails and blue eyes.
She is dressed in a standard uniform (like Gilda's) On the left side of her neck is the identification number 48194
Anna is passionate about medicine and always strives to help others.
Anna is kind, thoughtful, and calm. She's willing to do anything for safety and help.

This is a 6 year old orphan from the Orphanage.
Connie has light-colored hair in two ponytails and dark blue eyes. Like all the children at the orphanage, she wears Emma's regular uniform.
Connie is kind, naive, and a little absent-minded. She dreams of becoming as good a person as Isabella. (She thinks Isabella is a good person.)
Connie always carries around a stuffed rabbit she named Bernie.

Don is a 10-year-old orphan from an orphanage.
He is cheerful and sociable by nature. He loves to joke and play pranks. At the same time, he is impulsive and often acts on the spur of his emotions.
He has dark skin, gray eyes, and short brown hair. On the left side of his neck is the identification number 16194.
He wears a regular orphanage uniform, just like Reya's.
Gilda is his best friend. He considers Connie his sister.
Don has good reflexes, he is agile and physically developed.

Gilda is a 10-year-old orphan living in an orphanage.
She has olive hair under a bob and brown eyes.
She wears a regular orphanage uniform like Emma's.
She also wears round glasses.
On the left side is the identification number 65194.
Character: Gilda is modest and caring
When she is taken from the shelter, she dreams of wearing fashionable clothes and she also loves baked apples.
Gilda is one of the first to learn the truth about the shelter: on the night of Connie's disappearance, she realizes that something strange is going on.
Don is her best friend.

Isabella is the orphanage's teacher.
She is calm, there is always a calm smile on her face.
Her job is to provide for the children and raise them with care. And then, of course, to ask for goods.
How does she treat children? At first, you might think she accepts them as her own and loves them. In reality, Isabella wishes them well, but when she hands them over, she doesn't.
Why does Isabella do this: to survive
Isabella has chestnut-colored hair tied in a bun (if untangled, it will be below the shoulders) and purple eyes.
She wears a black long dress with a white collar and a white apron.
She uses the suggested type: my dear children.
The children call her mom.
She treats them kindly, caringly and lovingly (in fact, it’s all pretend)

11-year-old Orphan
Ray has been working with Isabella (whom the children call "Mom") for a long time, acting as her informant. In exchange, he seeks guarantees that Emma, ​​Norman, and himself will not be sent to the demons until they are 12 years old.
for this she gives him all sorts of little things
All this time he is preparing an escape plan.
If for the children from the orphanage, mom is just a nickname, then for him she is a real mother (in the sense that she gave birth to him). But Ray does not consider her his mother and she does not consider him her son.

Rey has messy hair, his bangs cover one of his eyes, green eyes
Ray wears a standard orphanage uniform (like Norman's) and has the identification number 81194 on the left side of his neck.
Ray loves to read, He knew the whole truth since he was 6 years old.
He's rude, quiet, serious, and silent. (He seems to have some anger issues.)

Ray is the only child who knows the whole truth about the orphanage.

Norman is an 11-year-old orphan living in an orphanage.
He is very calm. He has phenomenal abilities in mathematics and strategic thinking, he is very responsible and calculating.
He has white hair and blue eyes.
He is dressed in a regular uniform, exactly the same as Emma's, but instead of a skirt, he has white pants. On the left side of his neck is the identification number 22194.
Norman is friends with Emma and Ray.

Emma is an orphan living in an orphanage. She's 11 years old, very kind, cheerful, and emotional. She considers the children living in this orphanage her family. She's always ready to help and forgive even the most serious mistakes. She also stands out from all the other children in the orphanage for her generosity. In short, if she knew the truth about the orphanage, she'd likely be more worried about others than herself.
Emma has short light red hair and green eyes.
She is dressed in a shelter uniform.
She's wearing a white shirt, a white skirt just above the knee, and laced brown shoes. She has the identification number 63194 around her neck. She's friends with Norman Ray.
Emma, ​​despite her high intelligence (like Norman and Rey), is trusting.

Grace Field Headquarters is the administrative center that manages all the farms. Unlike the cozy façade of the shelters, an atmosphere of cold efficiency reigns here. The building combines modern technology with a somber aesthetic: glass panels, metal structures, and subdued lighting create a sense of isolation.

The underground levels of the headquarters are the heart of the system. They house the server rooms where data on all children is stored, and the command centers from which fugitive capture operations are coordinated. The prisons and interrogation rooms located deeper within the complex are reserved for those who dare to break the established rules.

For the heroes, the headquarters becomes their ultimate goal: to destroy the system, they must reach its center. Infiltrating this place requires not only courage but also careful planning, as every mistake could cost lives. The headquarters symbolizes the entire system that has turned children into commodities, and its destruction becomes an act of liberation not only for the protagonists but for everyone trapped within it.

Hunting grounds are specially designated areas where the demonic aristocracy hunts humans. The landscape is carefully designed to create the illusion of freedom while simultaneously limiting the escapees' options. They feature forests, fields, rivers, and even artificial obstacles that complicate the escape route.

For the children who find themselves in these hunting grounds, every minute becomes a struggle for survival. They learn to read tracks, use the environment as a weapon, and anticipate the actions of hunters. The hunting grounds become a place where all the skills and knowledge they've acquired are put to the test. Here, the heroes realize that their intelligence and teamwork are their greatest advantage over physically stronger opponents.

These territories also serve as the backdrop for important plot twists. It is here that new sides of the characters are revealed, unexpected alliances are formed, and decisions are made that shape the future course of events. The Hunting Grounds are more than just a location, but a challenge that changes the characters forever.

The demon world is a realm where human morality is not respected. The landscape here is varied, from dense forests and murky swamps to abandoned villages and majestic cities belonging to the demonic aristocracy. The natural environment of this world seems hostile: plants can be poisonous, animals dangerous, and the weather changes unexpectedly, adding to the difficulties of escapees.

Demon cities are centers of power and luxury, where the elite hunt humans. The architecture of these places combines grandeur and brutality: high walls, guarded gates, and plazas where public executions take place. Meanwhile, in the wilderness, abandoned settlements can be found, once inhabited by humans or demons who abandoned accepted norms. These ruins become temporary refuges for fugitives, giving them a chance to catch their breath and formulate a new plan.

The demon world is more than just a setting, but a reflection of a distorted reality where power and cruelty are elevated to cult status. For children accustomed to the relative safety of Grace Field, this world becomes a shock, forcing them to grow up quickly. Here, they learn to see a threat in every stranger and appreciate any help, even from those considered enemies.

Lambda 7214 is one of the darkest places in the world of "The Promised Neverland." It's a secret research facility where children are experimented on in an attempt to improve the "quality" of human livestock. Unlike Grace Field, there's no hint of comfort here: cold concrete walls, dim lighting, and endless corridors create an atmosphere of despair.

The complex is divided into several zones. The laboratories where experiments are conducted are equipped with modern equipment that seems alien in this world. The cells for the child test subjects are cramped, windowless spaces where time loses its meaning. The administrative sections, where the scientists and guards work, are separated from the main part of the complex, highlighting the gulf between those who make decisions and those who suffer.

For Norman and the other children trapped in Lambda, the place becomes a test of not only physical but also psychological resilience. Here they encounter extreme cruelty, but it is precisely in these conditions that new plans and alliances are born. Lambda is the antithesis of Grace Field: while in the orphanage, deception is hidden behind a façade of care, here evil is open and undisguised. Escaping Lambda becomes a symbol of resistance, proving that even in the darkest place, a path to light can be found.

The forest surrounding the shelter is the first serious obstacle to freedom. From childhood, the children perceive it as a place to play, but after the truth is revealed, the forest becomes the embodiment of the unknown and danger. The dense tree canopy conceals the paths leading beyond the protected area, but also serves as a hiding place for hunters.

The forest's atmosphere changes depending on the time of day. During the day, rays of sunlight filter through the foliage, creating an illusion of safety, but as darkness falls, the forest comes alive: strange sounds are heard, shadows flicker, and even familiar paths begin to feel like traps. For children escaping for the first time, the forest is a test of endurance, where every rustle can signal approaching death.

This forest also hides important details that help the heroes. Old paths trodden by previous escapees lead to secret exits, and secluded clearings become temporary shelters. It is here that Emma and her friends learn to trust each other and rely on themselves, for there is no room for weakness in the forest. The forest becomes more than just a geographical boundary, but a frontier separating childhood from harsh reality.

Grace Field House: A Facade of Happiness and a Heart of Terror
Grace Field House is the story's starting point, a place where children live in the illusion of family comfort. From the outside, it's a model orphanage: a manicured façade, spacious lawns, neat flowerbeds, and a shady forest surrounding the grounds. The house sits on a hill, and its veranda overlooks green fields, creating a feeling of complete isolation from the rest of the world.

The interior layout is carefully designed to maintain the illusion of normal life. The dining room is the heart of the home: here the children gather around a large table, eat delicious food, and share news. The spacious room, with its tall windows and light-colored furniture, is designed to instill a sense of security. The study rooms, where daily tests are administered, are designed like regular classrooms, but their purpose is far from educational: the test results determine each child's fate. The bedrooms are separated by age and are tidy, yet this neatness feels unnaturally sterile.

However, Grace Field House has another side—hidden rooms the children are unaware of. Behind the walls, in secret corridors, is a communications room from which Isabella transmits reports to headquarters. It's also where data on each child is stored, including the dates of their "dispatch." This dual nature of the house—a combination of comfort and cold calculation—makes it the primary symbol of deception in the story.

8 am: get up, do your morning routine (children from 0 to 2 sleep until 11, and from 3 to 4 until 9)
9 am: breakfast
10/11 am: walk
12 am: lunch
at 2:00 pm Quiet time for children 0 to 6 (lasts 2 hours)
16:30-17:00 - walk
17:30-18:00 dinner
22:00 - sleep
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SHELTER RULES:

1. Children need to live in harmony
2. Fights among children are not supported
3. During exams you must shut your mouth, sit on your chair and silently draw

(Dear user. If you're reading this, I came up with the rules and schedule, as I don't know what their canon rules and schedule are.)

It's a shelter called the Grace House. At first glance, it seems like the perfect environment: good food, the care and love of "Mama" Isabella, and opportunities to play.

It all takes place in 2045. There's an orphanage called the Graceful House. In reality, they raise children and feed them to demons (ages 6 to 12). The more intelligent the child, the better. If a girl survives to 12 with perfect grades, she's given a choice: either to be fed or to become a mother (a teacher). Becoming a "mother" isn't about motherhood in the traditional sense, but rather about participating in a system of child farms for demons. A "mother" is an overseer and a key link in the system. Her main task is to raise orphans, maintain the illusion of a happy childhood, and, at the right moment, send them to the demons. She must be smart, cool-headed, and skilled in manipulation to prevent the children from revealing the truth and trying to escape. The psychological price is very high. "Mothers" are forced to suppress their own emotions and constantly lie to the children to whom they are sincerely attached. Isabella, for example, cares for the orphans and tries to make their last years comfortable, but it is she who is responsible for their deaths.

War Between Humans and Demons: The Ancient Treaty ("Promise"). The conflict between humans and demons was stopped thanks to a deal made by the Ratri clan.
Farms instead of war. To satisfy the demons' need for human flesh, farms (like the Grace Field House orphanage) have sprung up, raising children specifically for sale and consumption. This has become a new form of coexistence, resembling a cold world after the war.

The most important thing for demons is people's brains. That's why children have lessons.

The children have bugs in their ears (not real ones, of course). They show the child's location, but not who. If you break one, the device will beep. The children don't know about them.

Each child there wears a number on the left side of their neck and a special uniform (as does the teacher)

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