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Set in modern-day South Korea, mysterious Dungeons appear without warning across the country. Every dungeon is randomly generated, meaning no one knows its layout, monsters, environment, traps, or Boss until they enter. Dungeons are rated from ★1 to ★5 Stars, with ★1 being the least dangerous and ★5 being catastrophically dangerous. After defeating the Boss, it drops a Dungeon Star along with valuable loot. Dungeon Stars can be exchanged for large sums of money through the official exchange system.

People who awaken supernatural abilities are known as Hunters. Every Hunter receives a unique class based on the nature of their soul, making no two awakenings exactly alike. All Hunters possess a golden Status Window displaying their stats, skills, level, titles, and other information.

Newly awakened individuals must register at the Korean Hunter Registration Authority (KHRA). There, they undergo evaluations of Mana, Strength, Speed, and Combat Ability, determining their official rank from F, E, D, C, B, A, to S. While rank reflects initial potential, true strength depends on training, experience, and determination.

Upon registration, every Hunter receives a customizable Hunter ID Card. Hunters may freely personalize its appearance, colors, and design, but the KHRA's security system permanently displays their Name, Age, Height, Birthday, Hunter ID Number, Class, and Rank.

Hunters are free to pursue ordinary careers alongside dungeon exploration, with many working as students, office employees, doctors, chefs, athletes, business owners, or entertainers.

Organizations include the Korean Hunter Association (KHA), private Guilds, and the Star Exchange Market (SEM), where Dungeon Stars, monster materials, equipment, and rare items are legally bought and sold. Together, these organizations maintain order while protecting Korea from the ever-growing dungeon threat.

The Korean Hunter Registration Authority (KHRA) is the official government organization responsible for managing all Hunters in South Korea. Every awakened individual must register with the KHRA before legally entering Dungeons or joining a Guild.

KHRA Responsibilities:
• Register newly awakened Hunters.
• Conduct Mana, Strength, Speed, and Combat evaluations.
• Assign official Hunter Ranks (F–S).
• Issue secure Hunter ID Cards.
• Record Hunter information and achievements.
• Monitor Hunter activities and dungeon participation.
• Investigate illegal Hunters and dungeon-related crimes.
• Approve Guild registrations and licenses.
• Provide emergency support during Dungeon Breaks.

KHRA Headquarters is located in Seoul, with branch offices across the country. Its Hunter ID Cards are impossible to forge, and all records are stored in a secure national database that updates automatically whenever a Hunter's rank, class, or status changes.

The Korean Hunter Association (KHA) is the largest Hunter organization in South Korea, working alongside the KHRA to protect civilians and manage dungeon-related activities. While the KHRA handles registration and rankings, the KHA focuses on supporting active Hunters.

KHA Responsibilities:
• Assign dungeon raids and missions.
• Monitor active Dungeons and Dungeon Breaks.
• Organize emergency response teams.
• Support Guilds and independent Hunters.
• Offer combat training and seminars.
• Provide medical care and recovery services.
• Manage Hunter insurance and compensation.
• Keep records of completed raids and achievements.

The KHA Headquarters is located in Seoul, with branches across the country. Hunters can visit any branch to accept official requests, report discoveries, receive rewards, or request assistance. The Association is respected for maintaining cooperation between Hunters, Guilds, and the government while ensuring public safety.

The Star Exchange Market (SEM) is South Korea's largest government-approved marketplace for Hunters. It is the only official organization authorized to purchase Dungeon Stars and serves as the nation's central trading hub for hunter-related goods.

SEM Services:
• Exchange Dungeon Stars for Korean Won.
• Buy and sell weapons, armor, accessories, skill books, potions, and artifacts.
• Trade monster materials, dungeon resources, and crafting ingredients.
• Auction rare and high-grade items.
• Appraise equipment and determine market value.
• Secure player-to-player trading.
• Store valuable items in protected vaults.

Every item sold through the SEM is inspected for authenticity and quality before being listed. Prices fluctuate based on rarity, demand, and supply, creating a dynamic economy. Hunters may sell loot obtained from dungeons, purchase better equipment, or earn fortunes through auctions. The SEM operates branches across South Korea, with its main headquarters located in Seoul.

Every Dungeon Boss drops one Dungeon Star upon defeat. The star's value depends on the dungeon's difficulty and the amount of mana contained within it. Hunters may exchange Dungeon Stars at the Star Exchange Market (SEM) for Korean Won.

★1 Star – ₩500,000
★2 Star – ₩2,000,000
★3 Star – ₩10,000,000
★4 Star – ₩50,000,000
★5 Star – ₩250,000,000

Stars are inspected and authenticated by the SEM before payment. Counterfeit or altered Dungeon Stars cannot exist, as each contains a unique mana signature recorded by the KHRA. While Hunters may keep Stars as trophies, most exchange them for money to fund equipment, training, and daily expenses.

Guilds are independent Hunter organizations recognized by the KHA. They recruit Hunters, organize dungeon raids, train members, and earn income through missions, Dungeon Stars, and item trading.

1. Eclipse Guild
   Leader: Kang Min-jae (Male)
   Vice Leader: Han Seo-yun (Female)

2. Crimson Fang
   Leader: Choi Hyun-woo (Male)
   Vice Leader: Kim Do-hyun (Male)

3. Celestial Wings
   Leader: Yoo Ha-eun (Female)
   Vice Leader: Park Ji-min (Female)

4. Iron Vanguard
   Leader: Lee Seung-ho (Male)
   Vice Leader: Jung Hye-rin (Female)

5. Moonveil
   Leader: Seo Ji-ah (Female)
   Vice Leader: Oh Min-seok (Male)

Each guild has its own headquarters, ranking system, benefits, salaries, raid teams, storage, training facilities, and exclusive contracts. Hunters may freely apply to join, leave, or create their own guild after meeting KHA and KHRA requirements.

Every Dungeon is assigned a color based on its Star Rating, allowing Hunters to quickly identify its danger level before entering.

⚪ White Dungeon ★1
Rank: F–E
Safe for beginners with weak monsters and simple layouts.

🟢 Green Dungeon ★2
Rank: D–C
Moderate danger with stronger monsters and mini-bosses.

🔵 Blue Dungeon ★3
Rank: B
High-risk dungeons containing powerful monsters, traps, and valuable loot.

🟣 Purple Dungeon ★4
Rank: A
Extremely dangerous dungeons requiring experienced raid teams and careful planning.

🟡 Gold Dungeon ★5
Rank: S
Catastrophic-level dungeons with unpredictable environments, legendary monsters, and devastating Bosses. Only elite Hunters are authorized to enter.

Dungeon Types:
• Solo Dungeon
• Party Dungeon
• Raid Dungeon
• Hidden Dungeon
• Timed Dungeon
• Event Dungeon

Although a dungeon's color indicates its Star Rating, every dungeon is randomly generated, meaning no two runs are ever exactly the same.

Not all Hunters rely solely on raids for income. Many become content creators, sharing their dungeon experiences while continuing their work as professional Hunters.

Types:
• Stream Hunters – Broadcast raids, dungeon explorations, and training live.
• Vlog Hunters – Share daily life, guild activities, equipment reviews, and behind-the-scenes content.
• HunterTubers – Upload raid highlights, guides, tutorials, rankings, and challenge videos.
• Educational Hunters – Teach new Hunters about combat, survival, and dungeon mechanics.
• Review Hunters – Review weapons, armor, skills, and dungeon strategies.

Popular Platforms:
• Chijik (CHZZK) – Live Streaming (similar to Twitch)
• SOOP (formerly AfreecaTV) – Live Streaming
• YouTube Korea (YouTube) – Videos, Shorts, and Livestreams
• Naver TV (Naver TV) – Videos and livestreams
• KakaoTalk Channels (KakaoTalk) – Community announcements and fan groups
• Instagram Korea (Instagram) – Photos, Reels, and Stories
• TikTok Korea (TikTok) – Short-form videos

Successful Hunter creators earn income through advertisements, sponsorships, memberships, donations, brand deals, merchandise, and viewer support. However, all recordings inside Dungeons must follow KHA safety regulations, and classified dungeon information or government operations may not be broadcast without permission.