Fantasy World (Isekai!)

It's an isekai, as expected, a magical world where magic exists and the impossible becomes reality.

The main continent (and some nearby islands) is divided into multiple human kingdoms and nations of other races.

There are walled cities, small towns, rural villages, and ancient ruins.

Capital cities are major centers of trade, politics, and magic, with imposing castles, magic academies, and bustling markets.

Biomes and Fauna

Temperate Forests and Jungles: Giant trees, crystal-clear rivers, and creatures such as spirit wolves, mischievous fairies, and protective treants.

Common danger: swarms of magical insects or carnivorous plants.

Mountains and mountain ranges: Snowy peaks with mines of magical minerals.

Inhabitants: young dragons, yetis, gargoyles, and giant eagles that can be domesticated.

Plains and Prairies: Fertile fields ideal for agriculture and trade.

Fauna: magical wild horses, herds of bison with enchanted horns, and intelligent messenger birds.

Deserts and Arid Lands: Endless dunes with hidden oases.

Creatures: fire scorpions, giant sandworms, or simply fauna of the arid place (like some beasts and such).

Swampy Areas and Coasts: Mysterious fogs and seas with mermaids, young krakens and amphibious tribes.

Danger: magical diseases or summoned storms.

Volcanic and Glacial Regions: Lava and eternal ice. Elemental creatures, phoenixes, and rock or ice golems.

Each biome has its own magical ecology: creatures adapt to the mana of the place and some can be allies.

Humans (Homo sapiens)
The dominant race in terms of numbers and presence in almost every biome. They are not known for physical strength or innate magic, but their adaptability and organization give them territorial control. They maintain unstable alliances with other races. Only 1 in 5,000 is born with magical gifts (mages and alchemists). The rest resort to black magic, a cheap but socially unacceptable practice.

Elves
A magical race bound to nature and Mother Earth. Medium population, hidden in a specific biome. Slender build, pale skin, blond hair, green or blue eyes, and pointed ears. Long-lived and reserved.

Orcs
Humanoids with green, red, or purple skin, pointed ears, and red or brown eyes. At least 2 meters tall. Superior brute strength, though most prioritize muscle over intellect. A feared warrior culture; few dare to confront them. More intelligent clans exist that have managed to establish diplomatic treaties. A demonic origin is rumored, but these are just stories.

Demons
Purple, gray, or human-like skin, horns on the head. Physically far superior to humans. They exhibit great internal racial and cultural diversity, so there is no single stereotype.

Dwarves
Short in stature (child-sized) but with a sturdy build and considerable strength. Natural allies of humans; they are frequently seen trading along the roads.

Dark elves
A variant of the elves: dark or tanned complexion, a more robust and attractive appearance, blond or black hair, and green, blue, or brown eyes. They retain their magical connection, but with a less fragile nature.

Mermaids
Women with human torsos and lower bodies like powerful fish tails. Their legendary beauty is real, but in the modern age, they are no longer the deadly seductresses of old myths. Many have adapted to life on land thanks to mobile tanks or shared aquatic environments. They live comfortably alongside other species, though they always need water for their lower half. Not all are "perfect models"; there is variety in shapes, colors, and personalities.

Newts
Male counterparts of mermaids. Torso of a man and tail of a fish. They have also adapted to modern life, although their mobility remains limited out of water. They share the same aquatic villages as mermaids.

Aquatic villages
Both mermaids and mermen form communities in underwater or coastal cities and villages, where they live together normally. Some travel or live on land with special adaptations.

Reptile Men and Women (Lizard Men)
An anthropomorphic reptilian race with intelligence equivalent to that of humans. Their bodies are covered in scales, they are hairless, have vertical reptilian eyes, and numerous sharp teeth. They are omnivorous: they hunt, cultivate, and gather. Their culture is very distinct, with their own pantheon of gods and values ​​different from those of humans. They prefer Mediterranean and warm climates; they hate the cold due to their cold-blooded nature.

Approximate total population: 100,000 individuals. Only 8% live in the capital; the rest remain in their ancestral territories. Some more adventurous individuals have ventured out to explore the world.

Semi-Humans
Beings of human appearance with animal features. They are half human and half animal (preferably), although there is variety: some look almost completely animal but maintain a humanoid form (example: a bipedal wolf with armor).

They are divided into several breeds, each with its own characteristics:

1. Half-Wolves
   Humanoids with wolf ears and tails. Heightened instincts, strength superior to that of an average human, and a highly developed sense of smell. They mostly live in communities. Some lean more towards their animal side, while others lean more towards their human side. Their fur is usually gray, dark, or light. Height: between 1.85 m and 2 m.

2. Semi-Rabbits
   Half rabbit, half human. Hair mostly white, black, or pastel shades. Fluffy rabbit tail. They are athletic, very agile, and generally peaceful (though not always). Shorter than the average human: between 1.60 m and 1.65 m.

3. Half-Cats
   Feline features: cat ears and tail. More "normal" in appearance among the semi-humans. Agile and with quick reflexes. Height: between 1.70 m and 1.80 m.

4. Half-deer
   Humanoids with deer ears. Males have antlers, females do not (a natural sexual difference). Their legs end in hooves and are covered in fur down to about the waist. They are strongly connected to nature, sharing instincts and an affinity with wild deer. They tend to be reserved and live near forests or natural areas.

(Note on classification)
Mermaids, mermen, and lizard men/women can also be considered semi-human because they combine animal traits with humanoid form and intelligence.

• Mermaids and mermen: half fish, half human.
• Lizard men: more animalistic appearance (scales, eyes, teeth), but upright and of human intelligence.

In short, any being that mixes animal traits with a humanoid form and mind falls under the umbrella of semi-humans, although some races (like lizards) lean more towards the animal.

5. Semi-Birds
   Humanoids with avian features. They have no visible ears. Their bodies are covered in feathers (with a layer of fur underneath in certain areas). Those with a more human appearance do not have a beak, but rather a slightly stronger bite.

Bird-like legs: three toes with claws and a small hind claw. The arms end in wings that can be extended by stretching the arm; some variants do not fly and use them only ornamentally.

There are sub-varieties (half-pigeon, half-chicken, etc.) with different feather colors. They resemble harpies, but are thinking and intelligent creatures. Most can fly. They reproduce by laying eggs. Height: between 1.60 m and 1.70 m.

6. Semi-Bovine
   A robust breed related to cattle. They are heavier and stronger than average. Distinctive characteristics: droopy ears like a cow, horns (larger in males), and a tail like a bull or cow.

Bovine legs ending in hooves. Their size reflects that of the original animal: between 1.80 m and 2.10 m in height.

7. Half-Foxes
   Humanoids with pointed ears and a bushy fox tail. They are agile, cunning, and quick-witted. Their fur is usually orange, reddish, gray, or black. They have an excellent sense of smell and hearing. They have a more independent and playful personality than half-wolves. Average height: 1.65 m to 1.80 m.

8. Semi-Bears
   A robust and heavy breed. Rounded ears, short tail, and a body covered in dense fur. They are known for their great physical strength and stamina. They are usually calm, but dangerous if provoked. They prefer cool or mountainous climates. Height: between 1.90 m and 2.20 m.

9. Semi-Equines
   Humanoids with horse-like ears, long tails, and legs ending in hooves. They are resilient, fast, and possess great physical endurance. Their fur varies in shades of brown, black, white, and gray. They thrive in open spaces and are well-suited to long journeys. Height: 1.85 m - 2.05 m.

Humans

• Elves: Tense but manageable relationship. There is diplomacy, although not much trust.

-Dwarfs: Excellent. They get along wonderfully, almost as if they were the same people in different sizes.

-Demons: A mixture of fear and rejection. Even so, sometimes deals are made when it's convenient.

-Orcs: Tense. Humans see them as stubborn and difficult to deal with, but they are not at open war.

-Dark Elves: Fairly stable. They can coexist normally and are considered acceptable companions... sometimes.

Elves

-Humans: Tense. They maintain diplomatic ties, but see them as selfish and destructive beings.

-Orcs: Very bad. They drive people crazy because they are rude, unintelligent, and violent. The elves, being peaceful, detest them.

-Dwarves: Tolerable. They don't dislike them, although sometimes their lack of hygiene bothers them.

-Demons: Deep hatred. They represent destruction and pain, the complete opposite of elven values. Only on very rare occasions are there deals between leaders.

-Dark elves: they tolerate each other, they are not necessarily enemies, since they are from the same branch, they coexist in some way together, they even support each other (yes, a rework is necessary).

Orcs

-Dwarfs: A "colleague" relationship. There is a certain friendship mixed with friction. They are respected because, although they are short, they are sturdy and not fragile.

-Demons: Unstable and strange relationship. They hate and respect each other at the same time. Orcs see them mainly as worthy rivals to fight.

-Dark elves: Somewhat tense. They are tense with the stubbornness of the orcs, as they share the same traditions as the elves.

Dwarves

-Humans: Excellent. They get along like family (siblings, cousins, whatever). There are almost no conflicts.

-Elves: Medium tension. The elves see them as imperfect and dirty, and feel superior because of their hygiene and elegance.

-Orcs: Normal in general, but the rude and stubborn attitude of the orcs sometimes makes things tense.

-Demons: Tense. They see them as a threat, just like most races.

-Dark Elves: A curious and more or less normal relationship. Similar to the one they have with the elves, although with less or the same tension.

Dark Elves

-Humans: They consider them companions. Tense relationship with them, for obvious reasons related to the other race. They are in some ways the same as elves, so they coexist more easily or not.

-Elves: They are family, they don't get along badly, since they are also elves, so they get along well with each other.

-Dwarves: Normal relationship. They often make fun of their short stature, but there is no real enmity.

Dark Elves
-Orcs: They have a similar view to that of common elves. They see them as rude and unrefined beings, so the relationship is usually tense or distant.

Demons

-Orcs: Pretty good. Although orcs are stubborn, demons respect them and, in many cases, are attracted to male orcs (especially because of their strength and fighting).

-Dwarves: They are considered a kind of "inferior humans". The relationship is moderately tense.

-Dark Elves: Tense. There is mutual distrust and rejection for cultural and historical reasons.

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When two different races have a child, the child inherits traits from both parents, but one gene is usually dominant. The result is a diluted mix: the child resembles the dominant race more and only shows milder versions of the other.

(Like when one breed loves another, passing the topic between breeds and couples, etc.).

Here are the most common crosses with humans (where the human gene usually competes, but doesn't always win):

Semi-Human Elf
Half human, half elf.
He inherits pointed ears and a certain elegance. The rest of his body remains mostly human.

Semi-Human Orc
Half human, half orc (rare crossbreed).
They may be born with slightly more pronounced fangs, very soft greenish skin, and a more robust build. They are usually taller than the average human but shorter than a pure orc. Their strength increases, while their intelligence remains normal.

Semi-Human Dwarf
Half human, half dwarf.
He inherits some of the strength and dexterity of dwarves. He is shorter than a normal human, but slightly taller than a pure dwarf.

Semi-Human Dark Elf
Half human, half dark elf.
Pointed ears and a slightly dark or tanned (diluted) skin tone.

Semi-Human Demon
Half human, half demon (depends on the demonic lineage).
He may inherit small horns, a different skin tone, or some diluted physical characteristic from the demonic side.

Semi-Human Mermaid / Triton
Half human, half mermaid or merman.
In this case, the human gene usually dominates, so the child is born with legs instead of a tail. Aquatic traits are very diluted (sometimes only a slight sheen to the skin or a greater affinity for water).

Semi-Human Lizard
Half human + reptile man/woman.
The human gene usually dominates. The offspring appears mostly human, but may inherit scales in some areas of the body and reptilian eyes. Thanks to the mix of warm-blooded (human) and cold-blooded (reptilian), their body temperature remains warm.

Crosses with Dwarves

Half-Dwarf Elf
Half dwarf + elf.
Pointed ears. Taller than a pure dwarf, but shorter than an elf. Retains some dwarven sturdiness.

Half-Dwarf Orc
Half dwarf + orc.
Diluted fangs and strength clearly superior to that of a normal dwarf (though less than that of a pure orc). Height similar to that of an average human.

Half-Dwarf Dark Elf
Half dwarf + dark elf.
Similar to an elf cross, but with a darker skin tone. Taller than a dwarf and shorter than a dark elf.

Semi-Dwarf Mermaid / Newt
Half dwarf + mermaid or merman.
The dwarf gene is usually dominant, so they are born with legs and can walk. They are taller than a common dwarf, but shorter than a newt or mermaid.

Half-Dwarf Demon
Half dwarf + demon (depending on lineage).
May inherit horns or diluted demonic traits. Slightly taller than a pure dwarf, but shorter than a demon.

Semi-Dwarf Reptile
Half dwarf + reptile man/woman.
Taller than a dwarf and shorter than a pure reptile. It may have partial scales, reptile-like eyes, and slightly pointed teeth.

Crosses with Elves

Half-Elf Orc
Half elf + orc.
Stronger and more robust than a pure elf. Medium height (taller than an elf, shorter than an orc). Pointed ears and small fangs.

Half-Elf Demon
Half elf + demon (depending on lineage).
Smaller horns and diluted demonic features. Keeps pointed ears.

Half-Elf Mermaid / Triton
Half elf + mermaid or merman.
The elven gene usually dominates, so they are born with legs. They retain pointed ears and a mostly elven appearance.

Reptile Half-Elf
Half elf + reptile man/woman.
Primarily elven in appearance with pointed ears. May have scales in some areas of the body and reptilian eyes.

Half-Elf Dark Elf
Half elf + dark elf.
Since the breeds are very closely related, the result doesn't change much. The skin tone remains intermediate, and the pointed ears are retained without any special alterations.

Crosses with Orcs

Half-Orc Mermaid / Triton
Half orc + mermaid or merman.
It can be born with legs or a fish tail (depending on which gene is dominant). Larger than a normal mermaid/merman, but smaller than a pure orc. Smaller fangs and a diluted orcish build.

Half-Orc Demon
Half orc + demon (depending on lineage).
It is usually larger and more robust than both purebreds. Its horns are more pronounced and its fangs are somewhat smaller than those of a normal orc.

Half-Orc Reptile
Half orc + reptile man/woman.
Larger than a pure reptile, but smaller than an orc. It can inherit partial scales and reptile eyes, while retaining the strong orcish build.

Appearance and differences of female races

In this world, races exhibit clear differences between sexes (sexual dimorphism). Not all characteristics are expressed equally in males and females.

General example (to make it understandable).

• A half-doe does not have antlers, while a half-deer does.
  This type of distinction is repeated in several races: certain traits (horns, fur, complexion, etc.) appear or are softened depending on the sex.

Orcs
Female orcas do not look the same as males. They have softer, more delicate features compared to the rugged build of male orcs, while still maintaining the characteristic strength of their race.

About sexism in the world
Yes, it exists. In the present day, sexism is in a phase of development and consolidation.

In many places, it is considered inappropriate for a woman to engage in certain activities or freely choose her partner. Phrases like "it's a disgrace that my daughter is dating the butler; I'll marry her off to the son of a nobleman" are common in certain circles.

However, it is not universal:

• In areas with smaller populations or more open cultures, social pressure is less.
• In major cities, where public opinion carries more weight, sexism tends to be more pronounced.

The intensity of sexism depends on the location, local culture, and social status.

For those using the bot who are noticing changes if you pay attention, it's because the bot is being updated. If you're reading this, it's because I'm working on it right now... Or maybe I just forgot to remove this reminder for now.

The demonic realm is not a single kingdom. There are approximately 15 independent demonic realms, each ruled by its own Demon King and Demon Queen. The demons of each realm have distinct characteristics, cultures, and appearances (similar to how humans vary between ethnicities and regions).

The most well-known is located in the Dark Forest, a dangerous area filled with S-level monsters and creatures. Its domain is enormous: it extends to the sea and the mountains, and has several capital cities that are twice the size of those of a normal human kingdom.

The sky in much of these territories is usually orange, although sometimes it clears up and becomes a normal blue.

Key points about demons:

• The total demonic population is approximately double that of humans.
• They master magic naturally (unlike humans, where only 1 in 5000 is born with the gift).
• Its territory is so vast that it includes multiple biomes: deserts, winter zones, igneous (volcanic) regions, tropical areas and plains.

The central idea is that there is no such thing as "the" cliché demon kingdom with a single king. There are multiple kingdoms, multiple rulers, and a great deal of internal diversity.

Yes, there is diversity; if there is a demon king who lives in a volcanic zone, then there is one who lives in a deadly winter zone.

Legendary Creatures and Titans

The Legendary Creatures (also called Titans) are ancient beings that have existed since the dawn of humanity. No one knows their exact age, but it is estimated that they are over 100,000 years old. They have witnessed the rise and fall of entire civilizations.

Leviathans
These are the most well-known legendary creatures. The first and most famous is the Leviathan , a sea creature approximately 2 kilometers long. It sleeps in the depths of the ocean and, when it awakens, generates tremors capable of shaking entire coastlines.

It is not the only one: there are several Leviathans scattered throughout the world's seas, each with its own territory and temperament. They are considered forces of nature rather than mere monsters.

Skeleton Dragons
Skeletal remains of ancient dragons, revived long ago by a powerful dark magician. These beings are not living dragons, but constructs of bone animated by dark energy. They retain some of their former power, but lack free will and typically act as guardians or weapons of destruction controlled by whoever knows the original ritual (though that knowledge was lost ages ago).

These creatures do not often interfere in the affairs of intelligent races. When they do, the world usually remembers the event for centuries.

Magical Creatures and Monsters *

• Magical Creatures
  They are beings with special powers or natures, generally not hostile (or at least not always). The best known are:

• Slimes
• Unicorns
• Dragons (live ones, not the skeleton ones, obviously)
• Magic Deer
• Phoenix
• Kelpie
• Mandrake
• Dryad
• Fiery Mouse
• Horned Rabbit (also called Jackalope): a rabbit with deer-like antlers, fast and elusive
• Kitsun (multi-tailed foxes with illusions)
• Gryphon / Griffin
• Elemental Salamander
• Common Fairy
• Spirit of the Forest
• Young Basilisk (not so lethal version)
• Spectral Wolf

There are many more, scattered throughout forests, mountains, lakes, and ancient ruins.

Monsters
Creatures that are more aggressive or dangerous by nature:

-Shapeshifters: beings capable of adopting the appearance of other races or people.
-Minotaur
-Harpy: a naked woman with the lower half of a bird. They often try to drag men to great heights and drop them.
Important: Do not confuse with the Semi-Birds (who are an intelligent and thinking race).

Other common monstrous creatures include ghouls, lesser chimeras, and corrupted beasts of the Dark Forest.

Obviously, as you might expect, we must base our understanding on how domestication works. Domestication happens when an animal interacts with humans constantly, with humans feeding and raising them.

But the question is, how would this work with monsters and such?

Obviously, what you need to know to understand this is that you obviously rule out monsters that have some consciousness (that is, becoming intelligent; golems could be intelligent, and skeletons, as well as humanoid monsters; instead of domestication, this would be more about establishing some kind of friendship. You give something to a monster (it could be resources or food, or something useful, like a gift), and this monster would start to get used to it until it becomes friendly with you, but this isn't domestication, and that's not what we're looking for.)

Now let's take an example. Let's say some fire wolves from the magma biome try to be tamed by someone, a human for example. Obviously, they will react aggressively at first, but if the person doesn't make sudden movements and so on, the tension will go away, but not completely. Obviously, the person will have to gain their trust with the food that these wolves eat (surely being mineralized volcanic rocks, obviously because they are fire wolves, that is, they are always on fire).

But how does this work with large species? Obviously, things get more difficult than with wolves. Adult dragons would be impossible to domesticate. For that, you would have to raise one of their eggs from scratch so that it believes you are its mother and thus easily win its affection (obviously, it also works if you steal newborn cubs from an electric bear; the cubs, upon opening their eyes, will see you first and believe you are their mother, even though they have been separated from their mother).

But with titanic spices... like Leviathans, it's impossible. How are you going to try to keep a Leviathan as your pet?

But the issue is, training and respect.

Let's look at the topic, resources can be obtained from certain monsters (if it is a type of dragon, the scales, head, teeth, and eyes of the dragon can be removed, including its heart which can be sold to the highest bidder.

In general, you can extract various materials from an animal, but it depends on its species. Obviously, it's impossible to extract teeth from slime because they don't have teeth.

In mammalian monsters, what can be extracted is: Skin, teeth, meat (if it is edible, although not legally possible to sell), if they have extra features such as horns they also count.

Lizard monsters (example: dragons): what can be removed are the scales, fangs, horns if the species has them and the wings (if it has them too).

Feathered monsters (for example, the phoenix): these types of monsters can have their feathers and claws removed, if the bird has them (obviously, what bird doesn't have claws?).

Aquatic monsters (example: fish): what can be extracted from them is the tail, their teeth, the scales, if they happen to have horns or something distinctive can also be removed.

The loot is obviously limited, but it depends on the type of monster you face.

Obviously, extracting loot from a golem is not worthwhile because it is only made up of rocks and earth (along with magic, what do you get from there? The formation core?).

But obviously some types of looting might be better; some monsters like skeletons (those that look like human skeletons) might carry some worn clothing, a weapon, and other items (albeit worn), but the case would be different with living armor, since their bodies are literally composed of high-quality armor and are generally valuable (but be careful if you try to sell living armor as forged armor, you'll probably get a beating!).

Some monsters can be eaten, although that looks bad because you are literally eating a semi-human monster (example: goblins, ogres, etc.). But some monsters are an exception because they have the appearance of common animals, an example would be a horned rabbit that could be prepared without problems like a normal rabbit.

Any monster species that looks like a normal animal can be eaten without problems, although it will be frowned upon because monsters are seen as dirty and impure (with the idea that if you eat many monsters you will turn into one)

Magic, as one might think, is a very unique gift for those who possess it at birth, and for them their life is assured, but what types of magic exist?
Let's look at it in categories and what types of magic exist:
The lowest category is G, while the highest is Triple S (SSS), and at this category level it is as follows.

G: the lowest category of magic, although it is somewhat useless.

H: It's the average level of magic, and most gifted people are at that level.
C: Class C is quite good, although not that strong, only slightly surpassing Class H. Almost all gifted individuals are at that level with training or grimoires.

E: Class E is for magic that is categorized as dangerous, capable of destroying a simple house. Few reach this level, but it is possible with training.

A: Class A is for wizards; they have reached a level where that level of magic is the minimum to become a normal wizard.

S: Class S is a class that far surpasses all the classes mentioned, this type of magic being obtained by only 10% of people who have magic, if you want to reach that level by training it is almost impossible.

SS: This class doubles the power of the previous one, being for renowned mages or prodigies, this magic is capable of killing a normal or even elemental dragon, 6.8% have this type of magic.

Triple S (SSS): nothing more needs to be said... This type of magic is among the top global magic; anyone who possesses it is undoubtedly a divine chosen one, capable of wiping out a kingdom in a couple of seconds with a powerful attack... what else could you expect? 👀

People who aren't born with magic sometimes resort to dark magic because they weren't blessed by the gods. Dark magic is frowned upon and despised because it's considered dirty (this magic isn't classified into levels because it's not taken seriously, being considered pure garbage).

Obviously, as you might expect, magical powers and spells will be classified according to how powerful they are, their use, and the characteristics of the spell.

The existing types of magic are: Electricity, fire, water, ice, and others that I won't mention because it would obviously get very long. (Dark magic is not considered magic, as it is not naturally occurring.)

Electric magic: the user can summon lightning bolts of magic through their fingers, even being able to charge powerful and devastating energy beams (but it depends on the user's magic level), it is a magic that needs good aim because it is not known if the electricity will be directed to the left or upwards (obviously that person will have to practice their aim).

We'll give you examples to guide you, okay user?

Examples:

⚡ Electric magic G: This person only uses this magic for small things, probably lighting candles or illuminating because electricity in general generates light, serving as a flashlight, and as a small handheld taser (obviously it's electricity, that generally affects anyone 🤔)

⚡ Electric Magic H: This magic range is stable, obviously because it falls within the range of average users. This is stronger than G because the electricity can expand almost as far as the arm's length (but obviously it won't be perfect because the person will have to practice aiming... Boring!).

⚡ Electric Magic C: As expected, this type of magic is slightly superior to the previous ones in its capabilities and limitations

Electric magic E: This class begins to delve into the destructive and harmful towards other people; the impact of a lightning bolt of this type can burn surfaces or even generate an almost fatal shock to a normal person who is not a user of electric magic.

Electric magic A: As expected, this is the type of magic that professionals master, demonstrating mastery of their magic and showing the expected skill (yes, based on magicians).

Electric Magic S: the top magic users, able to summon storms and lightning that shatter mountains (to that limit, yes, but a little lighter obviously)

SS electric magic: what is expected of an SS magic user (if you forgot how the ranks work you can see the previous section 😸)

SSS electric magic: this magic, as expected, is powerful. Imagine an electric beam the size and thickness of a whale; that's how strong it is (like a death ray, but from the mafia, for example).

Fiery magic (or 🔥 magic):

Fire magic G: sufficient to light candles, ovens, and other everyday items, useless in combat (full description of class G).

Fire Magic H: enough fire to be generated in the palms of the hands, it can be used for combat or everyday use (because despite being fireballs it depends on the user's technique, obviously a cook with Fire Magic H would not have the same talent as someone who uses that magic for combat).

Fire magic C: This magic is slightly more powerful than the previous one (class H), but obviously only being better in some aspects, flame size, heat intensity and so on.

Fire magic E: As expected, we enter places that begin to be strong attack zones. Imagine someone attacking you by making flamethrowers with their hands (that is intense, due to the technology of the time, obviously the forms of attack depend on the imagination of the users)

Fire Magic S: As expected, users here can create huge attacks (imagine a fireball heading towards an army).

SS fire magic: obviously this type of magic is more about carbonization, it can burn the hardest things!

SSS fire magic: as expected, this magic manages to be completely powerful.

I couldn't finish it completely because I got lazy, but at least there's an update after weeks. Imagine what ice and water magic and much more would be like! Obviously including the dark mafia theme, although that magic isn't natural, it's equally powerful in the right hands.

As you might expect, there are adventurer guilds located in every city, capital, and kingdom.

The guild generally pays people to do certain quests for a certain amount of money (example: Collect 10 flowers from the cursed forest. Or eliminate 6 slimes from the autumn forest)
There are missions with difficulty categories and rank requirements (Yes..
There are ranges as you would expect)
Ranks are plates of a certain material and that material will be the name of the rank (example, an adventurer is silver rank because his adventurer plate is silver)
Iron rank: rank for new entrants, I hope you have luck and improve!

Bronze Rank: A rank for average, unremarkable adventurers (those who kill slimes and do simple quests)

Copper Rank: A small, considerable change, these types of adventurers almost always go in groups to do higher-tier quests (maybe eliminating goblin settlements or freeing a dungeon level)

Silver Rank: This rank is well recognized for adventurers capable of keeping their word and mission, being strong enough to eliminate a group of skeletons in 10 seconds.

Gold rank: These types of adventurers are strong individually, and even stronger if they are in a group, being able to easily defeat a dragon as a team.

Diamond Rank: The Diamond rank is for the top of the top adventurers, being considered renowned heroes, they even have statues outside the guild due to their level.

The pay for missions depends on the difficulty of the mission and what has to be done (each mission will have its rank requirements so that an iron-ranked moron doesn't die)

An iron rank quest will pay between 20 copper coins up to 60 coins, while a bronze quest pays between 100 to 140 copper coins, or 2 copper plates (to save space)

A copper rank mission ranges from 100 copper coins to 280 copper coins (or 3 copper stars or 30 copper plates)

For silver rank rewards are between 20 silver coins and 80, or they can be with 2 silver plates or 8 silver plates (but the adventurer decides how their payment will be, if in plates, coins, or star coins, they can be copper or silver)

For gold rank rewards they range from 180 silver coins to 600 silver coins, or they can be 3 gold coins or 18 gold coins, or to put it more briefly they can be 18 silver plates and 6 star silver coins (since that form of currency is more compact)

Meanwhile, with Diamond-rank adventurers, their rewards range from 400 gold coins to 1,800 gold coins (or 4 gold star coins, 18 gold star coins, 40 gold plates, or 180 gold plates).

But the rewards that have the requirement (At least 2 adventurers), their value is higher than that of a normal mission, since it is more complicated than a solo mission.

Obviously they will set as a requirement a mission to eliminate a dragon at least a group of 5 silver rank adventurers each, because it would be absurd that the requirements for a mission to collect herbs is at least 5, those missions are the easiest in a few words.

The kingdom's primary currency is coins, made from three materials: copper (low value), silver (medium value), and gold (high value). Each material exists in three physical forms to facilitate transport and avoid carrying heavy bags.
Round Coin: Common circular shape with the kingdom's symbol in the center. Base value: 1x. Perfect for small purchases and everyday use.

Rectangular Plate: Rectangular or plate-shaped, larger, thinner, and with detailed engravings. Value: 10 times that of a round coin of the same material. More compact and convenient for medium amounts.

Star Coin: Star-shaped with the kingdom's inscription in the center. Value: 100 times a round coin of the same material. Ideal for large fortunes because it takes up little space.

Conversions between materials:
100 copper coins equal 1 silver coin.
100 silver coins are equal to 1 gold coin.

This applies equally to plates and stars. Examples:
1 Silver Plate = 10 Silver Round Coins = 1000 Copper Round Coins.
1 Silver Star = 100 Silver Round Coins = 10 Silver Plates = 10,000 Copper Round Coins.
1 Gold Star = 100 Gold Round Coins = 10 Gold Plates = 1000 Silver Plates = 100,000 Silver Round Coins = 10,000,000 Copper Round Coins.

Example:
An adventurer completes a quest with a reward of 180 copper coins. The receptionist asks, "Do you want it in round coins, in plaques, or combined with a copper star?" The adventurer chooses plaques to carry it more easily.

A knight defeats a dragon and receives 400 gold coins. The receptionist offers: round coins, plaques, or stars. The knight asks for 4 gold stars because they are much easier to carry without adding extra weight.

Prices in stores:
A tent costs 2 silver plates. That's equivalent to 20 silver round coins, or 200 copper plates, or 2 copper stars, or 2000 copper round coins.

If you want to better understand the topic of economics... This is how it's presented to make it easier to understand when doing the calculations.

The kingdom's economy uses coins in three materials: copper, silver, and gold. Each material has three forms:

Round Coin: Circular with the kingdom's symbol. Value: 1x. For daily expenses.
Rectangular Plate: Rectangular and detailed. Value: 10x a round one of the same material. Compact.
Star Coin: Star-shaped with inscriptions. Value: 100 times a round coin of the same material. For large sums and easy transport.

Conversions corrected:

Copper to Silver:
100 round copper coins = 1 round silver coin.
10 copper plates = 1 round silver coin.
1 copper star = 1 round silver coin (100 copper = 1 silver).

Silver to Gold:
100 round silver coins = 1 round gold coin.
10 silver plates = 1 round gold coin.
1 silver star = 1 round gold coin (100 silver = 1 gold).

-Direct Copper to Gold:
100 copper stars = 1 round gold coin.
10 copper stars = 1 silver plate (approx).
1 copper star = 1 round silver coin.

Clear examples:

An adventurer charges 320 copper round coins. Options: 32 copper plates, 3 copper stars + 20 round coins, or convert to 3 silver round coins + 20 copper round coins.

A knight receives 650 round gold coins. He can carry them in 65 gold plates or in 6 gold stars + 5 plates (much more convenient). One silver star is exactly equivalent to 1 round gold coin.

Example prices:

• Tavern food: 7 round copper coins.
• Inn room: 5 copper plates.
• Standard sword: 18 silver plates.
• Tent: 4 silver plaques.
• War Horse: 6 silver stars.
• Full armor: 15 gold stars.
• Small ship: 40 gold stars.

The guild is funded by the kingdom, and also sets missions for some adventurers to deal with such a problem or bring back a certain amount of material.

All guilds are connected and have a record of all their registered adventurers.

This works with a reception area where they have people working on paperwork and handing out rewards to adventurers.

Rank advancement is an individual matter; if an individual demonstrates a higher level than most of their rank (by possessing an item of a higher level than their own), they are promoted in rank, obtaining a new badge (bronze, copper, silver, gold, diamond).

To enter, you have to talk to a receptionist, do some paperwork and so on to be registered along with an information card.

In addition to the guild posting missions on a wall.

You can also put up forms to create a team of adventurers for a certain mission (maximum 4 adventurers per group, although alliances are allowed).

A group of adventurers has its advantage since they can undertake more difficult missions with greater value and receive greater rewards than individually.

Not all guilds are the same; some may be more distinct than others in terms of construction or personnel.

Every guild has a boss, and this person is in charge of the difficult paperwork and other things, receiving information about missions and so on (In short, this is the person who receives the main basic paperwork), in addition to receiving the rank-up reports.

The reward slips show a quest with the name of the objective (monster, plant, key item), with a drawing to guide you in the appearance of what is needed. Example: A slip shows a single silver rank quest to find a certain white-petaled flower found in the slime forest, next to it a drawing of the flower so the adventurer knows what to look for.

In addition, the drawings are created by the kingdom because they have the information.

There are approximately 12 major human kingdoms in the world, each with its own identity, ruler, and specialty.

Kingdom of Valoria: Prosperous capital on fertile plains. Strong in agriculture and cavalry.

Kingdom of Eldoria: Ancient forests, experts in arcane magic, and druids.

Mountain Kingdom of Kharad: Mountain fortresses, master blacksmiths and miners.

Coastal Kingdom of Thalassia: Naval power, ports and maritime trade.

Desert Kingdom of Saren: Oasis and caravans, specialists in wind magic.

Kingdom of Eternal Snows (Nordheim): Cold lands, resilient warriors and shamans.

Kingdom of Fire of Ignis: Allied volcanic lands, experts in magical forging.

Central Kingdom of Althera: Neutral capital, diplomatic center and home to great academies.

River Kingdom of Rivendell: Rivers and lakes, advanced agriculture and water magic.

Kingdom of the Green Hills (Verdantia): Fertile lands, livestock and knights.

Bastion Border Kingdom: Defensive walls against demonic threats.

Mysthaven's Arcane Realm: Focused on magical research and wizard towers.

These kingdoms have kings, nobles, and adventurer guilds. Some are allied with each other, while others compete for resources or territory.

In the world there are seven main Demon Realms, each ruled by a different demon king. These territories are characterized by their unique biomes and magical affinities, though they maintain alliances and rivalries with one another.

Snow Kingdom: Eternally frozen lands with ice storms. Focused on ice magic and cold-resistant demons.

Arid Kingdom: Endless deserts of black sand and dark oases. Specializing in earth and fire magic, with nomadic demons.

Mediterranean Kingdom: Temperate coastal areas with warm seas and magical olive groves. Focused on maritime trade and water magic.

Mountain Kingdom: Rugged mountain ranges with deep caves. Strong in mining, smithing, and rock demons.

Coastal Kingdom: Archipelagos and rocky coasts with marine influence. Domain of aquatic demons and storm magic.

Kingdom of Fire: Active volcanoes and scorched lands. Masters of fire magic and lava demons.

Realm of Shadows: Dark forests and twilight lands shrouded in perpetual mists. Specializing in illusions, darkness, and ethereal demons.

These realms coexist with the human world and other nations, leading to conflict. Demon kings rarely intervene directly, but their subjects travel or invade according to their own interests.

It is possible that if you visit a town, or rather, if {{user}} visits a town, there is a small probability that you will find the town being attacked by monsters, but to be logical there must be a reason for this, the town provoked the monsters through certain actions, or the monsters were attracted by something they wanted to eliminate from there.

If {{user}} manage to help the people there during these events, they will receive some quite nice, and even generous, rewards.

You might find that while walking in a certain place, a clear example for this idea: {{user}} could be walking near a stream and see an attempted robbery of a wagon merchant by some bandits; if you defeat them, the merchant might give you some gifts.

The characteristics of each breed are different depending on where they grow up and their way of life.

As expected, there are humans with Asian features, with features that would be considered Arab (but countries don't exist in that world, so you could say... I don't know), including people who live in cold areas having light skin and blond hair, while those who were in arid areas have dark skin and certain distinctive features (Yes, there is race as expected, not everyone has European features and so on, obviously there are Mediterranean, Western and other features).

And the other races are not excluded from this topic: dwarves share the changes in characteristics with humans, with western, Mediterranean, etc. traits existing.

And demons also possess these characteristics. Because their realms—that is, the total territory where they live—cover a diverse range of areas, their variety of characteristics from different realms is clear. Snow demons have sharp features, somewhat curved horns, and pale blue skin. Demons from arid regions have tan or dark skin, reddish features, and slightly large horns. Demons from fire regions have red skin and prominent horns. And those who live in temperate zones... Well, their appearance is, in a way, the most similar to humans in terms of skin color (human skin tone), although they obviously retain the characteristic horns and Mediterranean features.

Every population has its traits; humans in temperate zones have trait x, while those in arid zones have trait x (it's understood in a certain way).

⭐ 1 update, I think I'm getting there because the configuration is over 1800+ characters

Update 1.01 ⭐:
We did it, my people! 😻

Version 1.1 update (more detailed description)
As you read, I improved the bot with more text and information to make the chat more entertaining and easier for the reader to understand, as long as they view the bot's information. 😸

Update 1.2 ⭐ (Thanks to Miguel Castillo for the idea, I'll try to represent it from my point of view)

Update 1.25 ⭐ (some people contributed their ideas): + Semi-humans added to the equation + Configuration improvements

1.35: I didn't register it, sorry but oh well, I forgot.

1.4 ⭐ (31/7/2026-?/?/2026): A rework and refinement of the cards, if possible I am refining and fitting the cards better (since I have learned that it seems that the automatic translation only counts up to 12 cards in hi waifu, I had expectations... But it is something new that I can learn from making bots (I will have to define very well what I will do).