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Eterna-Aramar is a monumental high fantasy world deeply politically divided, where centuries-old aristocratic aesthetics, refined magic, and ancient myths collide with the primal fury of nature and mental horror. All known inhabited land is squeezed between the vast, raging Great Ocean to the west and the impenetrable, erupting Dragon Mountains to the east. This world is experiencing a "Late Renaissance of Magic": panoramic glass skyscrapers are built, a sophisticated economy, banking, and legal contracts are developed, but loyalty to the Crown, family sorcery, steel, and dragonfire remain the main arguments in disputes.

Aramara is renowned for its vast, ancient forests, lush valleys, and cascading, pristine rivers. The kingdom's natural resources are rich in magical resources, rare herbs, and minerals. The kingdom's capital is a monumental white city, carved from light marble atop a sheer cliff. The castle complex crowns Aramara's grandeur: its spires soar high into the clouds, and stained-glass windows reflect the sunlight, making the city seem radiant from afar. A great canyon and a chain of outposts separate the cultivated lands of Aramara from the wild, scorched cliffs of the Mountain Clan, where Dragon Prince Bakugo reigns supreme. Royal Faction (Prince Izuku and General Jason): Advocates of honor, the old laws, and diplomacy. They believe in a standing army, the power of words, and believe that Aramara should remain a symbol of justice, not tyranny. Council of Lords (Count Daverson and the White League): The oligarchic elite. They consider the royal family too soft. Count Daverson is convinced that the world has changed, and that radical measures are necessary for Aramara's survival—the complete extermination of dragons by ruthless mercenaries and the transfer of power to the Council. The people of Aramara (especially the upper class) are deeply proud of their civilization. They look upon neighboring tribes and clans as uneducated savages. This noble arrogance, imbibed with mother's milk, manifests itself in perfect manners, complex court etiquette, and the impeccable posture displayed by Prince Izuku. Deep emerald, gold, white, and silver tones predominate in clothing. Every nobleman is required to master the art of conversation, know history, and understand tactics.

The Kingdom of Orelia (Golden Plains): A tiny but fabulously wealthy southern state, awash in fields of sunflowers and wheat. Orelia lacks a strong military and relies entirely on the protection of Aramara. The King of Orelia constantly sends Prince Izuku tons of gold and exquisite silks as tribute, begging for protection from the Bakugo Clan's raids. Their ambassadors at meetings merely nod fearfully, agreeing with Izuku's every decision.
Holy Dominion of Valtor (White Stone Theocracy): A secluded mountain state in the far north, ruled by fanatical priests. They worship ancient sun gods and build dreary, gray monasteries. Valtor keeps to itself, its rulers arrogant but utterly passive. Their only real use in the plot is that Mister Hawk occasionally mentions that "Valtor has closed its borders to refugees again, tail between its legs in fear of the Cult."
The Duchy of Crossguard (Iron Harbor): A small coastal city-state, wedged between cliffs on the southern border. All they have are vast shipyards and lumber mills. The Duke of Crossguard is a vassal of Aramara, meekly building ships for Count Endeavor's regular army. His name is not even remembered by anyone on the Aramara Council, who refer to him simply as "our faithful lumberjack from the south."
The Merchant Republic of Lyria (City of the Five Seas): A tiny island conglomerate of merchants. They have no king, only a Guild Council. Lyria tries to emulate Count Daverson's "White Guild" in financial intrigue, but they lack the clout. Daverson uses Lyria as a simple offshore haven for money laundering, and Izuku views the Lyrian ambassadors with mild condescension, dismissing them as petty shopkeepers.

The fighters of the United Freedom Forces wear practical, tailored leather-and-metal armor in dark blue and sand, bearing an emblem of a silver falcon spreading its wings against a rising sun. They lack the pomp of Aramar, but their discipline is steadfast. Because the OSF unites diverse nations, their army is incredibly diverse: Crossguard heavy cavalry sits alongside Orelian marksmen wielding rare repeating crossbows and Valtor battle mages. Their greatest pride is their enormous mobile ballistas, capable of shooting down Clan Bakugo dragons and destroying the White Guild's barriers.
General-Marshal Grant (Crossguard Representative) – Head of the OSS High Council: A broad-shouldered, stern veteran with a gray mustache and numerous battle scars. He despises the "crown boy" Izuku Midoriya and his refined arrogance. Grant believes that Aramara is mired in palace intrigue and has missed the Cult's blow. He coordinates all Alliance forces.
Lady Celestia (Princess of Orelia) – OSS Ideologist and Diplomat: A young, charismatic woman who refused to meekly send gold to Aramara as tribute. She uses the wealth of the Golden Plains to fund the OSS and purchase advanced weaponry. Celestia is a direct political rival to Izuku. Unlike him, she treats ordinary soldiers as equals, leading millions of people under the slogan of freedom.

Eijiro Kirishima - "Stone Scale" / Right-Hand: The battle leader of the vanguard. He wields a rare family magic called petrification – his skin becomes harder than dragon scales in battle, repelling any arrows or sword strikes. Kirishima is the only one Bakugo respects for his true masculine courage and loyalty. He will become General Jason's main rival on the battlefield.
Mina Ashido - "Burning Fury" / Queen of Sabotage: A spirited rider riding a swift pink dragon, she wields corrosive fire acid in battle, capable of melting the pristine white armor of the White Guild in seconds.
Denki Kaminari - "Storm Rider" / Lightning Mage: Kaminari has tamed a rare golden dragon capable of summoning thunderclouds. Before an assault, he unleashes lightning on enemy castles, disabling magical barriers and blinding the guards.
Hanta Sero – "Wind Catcher" / Sky Stalker: A master of stealth. Aboard his agile dragon, he can maneuver between the arrows of Aramara's catapults. Sero uses enchanted fire nets to bind enemy riders mid-air.

The clan members despise the silk, gold, and heavy armor of Aramara. They wear sturdy garments of rough leather, the hides of slain monsters, and light armor made of fire-resistant dragon scales. Their bodies are covered in war paint and magical tattoos that glow orange when they use fire magic. Every clan warrior is given a dragon egg at birth. Those who can raise and tame their lizard become full-fledged riders. They ride wyverns, enormous red dragons, and fire salamanders. Chaotic and destructive, they attack from the sky, raining down streams of dragonfire, explosive alchemical bombs, and heavy fire axes upon their enemies.

Sir Almighty (Toshinori Yagi) - Supreme Minister and Crown Advisor: A legendary former military leader and Izuku's mentor. Due to his old injuries, his body is weak, but his authority within the Council is unquestionable. It was he who imparted his ideals of justice to Izuku and taught him strategic thinking. He is Izuku's primary spiritual guide.
Count Endeavor (Enji Todoroki) – Minister of Defense and Supreme Commander: The stern, iron-willed leader of the Aramara regular army (General Jason's superior). He has a difficult personality, but is utterly loyal to the King of Orland. Endeavor is a stickler for strict order. He despises the White Guild for their attempts to buy power with money and dreams of personally wiping out the Bakugo clan to secure the country.
Mr. Hawk (Keigo Takami) — Minister of Foreign Affairs and Head of the Secret Chancellery: The youngest minister. Beneath his frivolous demeanor, casual grin, and elegant manners lies a brilliant diplomat and spy. Hawk knows the White Guild's every move and secretly supplies Izuku with information on Bakugou's movements. He provides Izuku with that intellectual victory over his enemies.
Lady Midnight (Nemuri Kayama) – Minister of Culture and Chief Diplomat of the Court: An elegant and dazzling lady who manages the palace's internal affairs and relations with the aristocracy. Midnight is a master of soft power. She sincerely admires Izuku's regal bearing, helps him smooth over conflicts at meetings, and protects Countess Alice Daverson from her father's evil influence.

The League's mercenaries wear identical, tailored, snow-white armor and cloaks with blued steel inlays. Their armor bears no kingdom crests, only their own symbol: a black shield split in half on a white background. In battle and during official negotiations, they always wear closed silver or white helmet-masks, completely concealing their faces and emotions. This creates an eerie psychological effect—the enemy sees before them not people, but a soulless wall of white metal. Their ranks include not only the finest swordsmen, but also battle mages, alchemists, and marksmen wielding rare ballistic weapons capable of piercing even the thick hide of dragons.

Sir Tenya Iida, Captain of the Royal Guard: A knight in dazzling white armor with blue enamel. A symbol of iron discipline, strict adherence to etiquette, and loyalty to the law. He follows Izuku everywhere, one step behind him. He constantly panics whenever the prince violates security protocol or interacts with commoners. Iida is incredibly fast in combat thanks to his ancestral wind magic and is renowned for his incorruptibility.
Lady Ochaco Uraraka - Elite Shield-Bearer Knight: Despite her pretty appearance, she is one of the strongest fighters in the retinue. Ochaco wears heavy armor, but moves in it with unnatural ease due to her mastery of gravity-altering magic. Raised in an impoverished noble family, she is loyal to Izuku not only out of duty but also out of deep personal gratitude. She is also a close confidant of Countess Alice within the retinue.
Grand Master Shoto Todoroki, Envoy of the Union and Archmage: The son of the ruler of the neighboring northern lands, he resides at the court of Aramara as a symbol of the unbreakable alliance and Izuku's personal advisor. He maintains an incredibly cool and aloof demeanor, befitting Izuku himself. Shoto wields the rarest dual magic (ice and fire). His presence in the prince's retinue is a powerful political argument, making even Count Daverson nervous.
Personal Secretary and Archivist Momo Yaoyorozu: A hereditary aristocrat who manages the prince's affairs. She always carries a huge enchanted book, where she records all of Izuku's decrees. Momo can materialize any necessary document, map, or royal seal in a split second using her creation magic.

Oliver looks like a ghost from a bygone era. He wears a long, battle-worn doublet the color of a faded rose with silver embroidery, high leather heeled boots, and black gloves. His hair is ash-gray, perpetually tousled, and his face is hidden behind an elegant silver domino mask. This mask isn't magic, but a terrifying alchemical prosthesis crafted on the black market. A clock in his eye socket ticks, counting down the lives of the mages he's captured. He wears a silver mask to hide the scars from his monstrous experiments on his own body. Oliver can't cast magic, but he is a brilliant engineer. A false, disfigured brand is burned into his left palm, concealing the hidden mechanical needles with which he injects a poison that blocks the mages' mana. His gold pocket watch is a catalyst for activating ancient sacrificial runes he secretly carves into the walls.

The cultists wear closed, hooded cassocks of dirty gray and black. Their masks resemble plague doctors or grinning rat skulls. The cult's presence is betrayed not by magic, but by a sudden, oppressive sense of guilt, paranoia, and the smell of old, damp dungeons. Instead of swords, they use hidden blades, poisoned needles, and ancient curses that attack the mind. The "Rats" spend months infiltrating the trust of Aramara's nobles, learning their dirty secrets, so they can then blackmail them and rule the state from the shadows.

Orland is an elderly man with a noble gray streak in his once dark green hair. Despite his age, his figure remains stately and powerful. He wears the ceremonial heavy armor of Aramara beneath a luxurious ermine robe. His face is deeply lined, the result of decades of rule and war, and his gaze is wise, insightful, and heavy, capable of commanding an entire Council Chamber with a single glance. He is the ruler under whom the kingdom has reached its peak of prosperity. The people adore him, and his enemies respect and fear him. However, his health is failing, and the question of succession to Izuku becomes increasingly pressing. It was Orland who forged the timid boy into the proud and arrogant prince he is today. Orland taught his son: "The monarch of Aramara has no right to show weakness." Your gaze must reach higher than the mountains, and your will stronger than the castle walls." Orland keeps the ambitious Count Daverson under strict control. The king sees through the Count and approves of Izuku's marriage to Alice only because it will strengthen the Aramara throne. The king respects General Jason as his own son, seeing in him the perfect sword for his heir.

Bakugou Katsuki. 16 years old. Bakugou sincerely believes his race—and himself personally—to be the pinnacle of evolution. He has no tolerance for orders, weakness, or disobedience. His royal title only fuels his ego: he demands absolute respect from both subjects and strangers. Like any dragon, Bakugou is fiercely possessive. If he considers someone (or something) "his"—be it treasure, a kingdom, or a specific person—he will defend it with unparalleled ferocity. He will not, under any circumstances, share what is his. He is easily angered—in his rage, he literally breathes fire and destroys everything around him. However, beneath this mask lies a powerful leader. He will never betray his clan and will make any sacrifice to protect those he secretly considers close. He prefers to resolve conflicts through force rather than negotiation. "Win or die" is his main motto. Cape: He wears a long, dark red (crimson) cloak over his shoulders with thick, white fur around his neck. Clothing: His chest is completely bare. He wears only loose, baggy, dark-colored pants (held together by a wide leather belt) and high, sturdy boots. Accessories: A large necklace of monster fangs and bones hangs around his neck. Weapon: He holds a huge, massive sword (similar to a broadsword or a two-handed cleaver) with a wide blade, either over his back or in his hands. Appearance: He has the iconic red eyes, a predatory grin, and elements of war paint or striped tattoos on his body.

16 years old. Prince of the Kingdom of Armara. Instead of a simple caftan, he wears an elegant emerald-green waistcoat with gold embroidery and family crests. A light royal cloak drapes over his shoulders, fastened with a brooch in the shape of a sun or a lion. A small, neat golden crown or elegant circlet adorns his unruly, curly green hair. His sword is no longer just a traveling blade, but a legendary royal weapon, encrusted with precious stones. Even as a prince, he retains his iconic freckles and the soft gaze of his large green eyes. However, scars hide on his hands beneath his white gloves—the result of rigorous sword training, overcoming his own weaknesses to become a worthy heir. Izuku carries himself with perfect, measured grace. His posture is always impeccably straight, his steps measured, and his gestures full of restrained majesty. Even in moments of mortal danger, he refuses to lose face in front of his subjects or enemies. When Izuku speaks, his voice carries a calm, velvety, yet unwavering strength. He can command attention with just his tone, without the need to shout. His arrogance isn't foolish hubris, but intellectual and cultural superiority. As the ruler of a developed, prosperous kingdom, Izuku views the "wild" lands and barbarian clans with a touch of condescension. He sincerely believes that order, law, and diplomacy trump primal force. Izuku can stare at his opponents with half-closed eyes, demonstrating absolute calm and steadfastness, even when facing an enraged warrior.

43 years old. He is a mature man with impeccable bearing, whose gaze is deep and cold. He wears expensive, formal clothes in dark tones (black, velvet blue) with heavy gold chains and the Daverson family seal. His appearance exudes the iron confidence of a man accustomed to his word being law. Count Daverson holds a high position on the royal council (possibly Supreme Chancellor or Treasurer). The entire economy and domestic policy of the kingdom largely depend on his approval. Count Daverson dislikes Jason. He considers the young general an "upstart" who earned the prince's trust on the battlefield, not through birth. The Count prefers to solve problems with money and intrigue, while Jason prefers force of arms. The Count sincerely loves his daughter Alice, but for him, her marriage to Izuku is, first and foremost, the greatest political deal. This union will make the Daverson family second in importance after the royal family. The Count jealously ensures that Izuku's reputation is impeccable and his daughter's safety is absolute.

Alice, 16, is the epitome of high society elegance. She wears luxurious gowns of heavy silk and velvet in deep, noble hues (perhaps navy blue or silver, to contrast with Izuku's green robes), adorned with the finest lace and Daverson family jewels. She has graceful, porcelain features, long, well-groomed hair styled in an intricate updo, and an attentive, warm gaze. There's no belligerence in her appearance, but a sense of breeding and inner dignity. Alice has known Izuku since the days before he wore a crown and faced scorn for his former weakness. She is his safe haven. Around her, Izuku's refined arrogance completely disappears, giving way to genuine tenderness, care, and boyish devotion. She and Jason form the perfect "shield and sword" for their prince. Jason protects Izuku on the battlefield, and Alice protects him in the castle's political arena. A deep mutual respect reigns between them.

Jason, 18, is a young but already distinguished military leader. He wears heavy, royal armor crafted from hardened steel, engraved with green and gold leaves (the colors of Izuku's ruling dynasty). A dark emerald-colored cloak is slung over his shoulder. He has an athletic build, a confident military bearing, perhaps a few scars from battles on the border, and a penetrating, scanning gaze. His weapon is a massive cavalry sword or a tournament spear. Jason is the only one in front of whom Izuku can momentarily relax his royal demeanor and be simply a friend. They are bound by years of training together. Jason is boundlessly loyal to Izuku. He respects the prince's strategic mind and iron will, but is always ready to shield him from any threat. Thanks to their friendship, Jason is one of the few people in the kingdom who has the right to openly (but privately) argue with the prince. He can gently knock down Izuku's slight arrogance by reminding him of the reality of the situation at the front.