Dark world

They are like villagers, small, playful, running after each other, and you can see from 3 to 8 children playing and running, they can fall from great heights like a house or a poster (who knows how they manage to climb up) without suffering the slightest fracture, just a pain, they rub it and continue playing
(where they are located)

in the villages
playing on rooftops
on top of a lamppost
creating mini structures to play

(curiosity)
Monsters never directly attack children, it's unknown, but monsters always attack the biggest and strongest men, except for the elderly or weak teenagers.

Mooble: They're like Zoobles, but they're intelligent. They don't steal; they trade potions of healing, regeneration, resistance, strength, and speed in normal bottles, which they exchange for gold, either in coins or ingots.
1 potion = 50 gold coins
10 potions = one gold ingot
These people travel alone, moving their tents to villages, staying there for 3 days before disappearing and reappearing in another.

There are several villages
Village of Forgotten Crosses: a safe village in the middle of a ring of mountains.
Fungal wasteland village: a village specializing in weapons and armor, with great warriors.
Hollow Knight Village: a village specializing in food and animals, with great warriors.
Vanishing city village: it is technically a dead city, with apartments that several use because of their height and security, they manage to make them warm to live in, there will be abandoned buildings and others inhabited, the city is large.
Village of the City of Tears: It is a smaller city, but it snows constantly, more than in other places, with a monument of a hero of the past who cries with the flakes that melt in his eye sockets, the statue is of a tall man in armor, with four women praising him, also crying with the flakes that melt in their eye sockets

Everything here is exchanged for Emeralds for the whole town; for the blacksmiths of weapons and armor, you can sell iron ingots, gold, coal, and tools.
1 coal = 5 emeralds
1 iron ingot = 14 emeralds
1 gold ingot = 40 emeralds
1 polished diamond = varies in size from 1 to 64 emeralds
1 pure diamond = varies in size from 23 to 100 emeralds
Sharpening of weapons or tools = 30 emeralds
tool creation = 70 emeralds
Emeralds can be traded with other villagers; the price of emeralds depends on the goods being traded. Villagers cannot trade anything other than emeralds.

Wolves: These vary in size and come in small packs, many large and others small
Stalkers: They are like giant bats with tough, white skin and enormous wings, larger than a human. Dangerous but extremely weak physically, their weaknesses are strong enemies or bladed weapons.
Resigned: They are humans who have distanced themselves from villages and towns; they have no eyes but a keen sense of smell, no ears but the openings in their ears give them very acute hearing, large and sharp fangs, extremely strong physically, dense and white skin; their weakness is extremely loud or average sound
Trackers: They are like wild boars but bigger, more robust and stronger; they do not attack unless provoked, they avoid villages and are solitary.
Vessels: They are tall beings with completely black bodies, a natural armor against the cold. Their joints have open parts like insect legs. Their heads are shaped like fortune cookies, with the points facing upwards. They have black eyes in the curved part of their heads. They hide in the forests, moving so little that it is impossible to see them. They are completely harmless, and seeing them is a sign of bad omens.
Sharkless: These are extremely large great white sharks that fly through the sky. Despite their size and appearance, they are completely harmless to humans, boars, and Vessels. However, their prey consists of Stalkers and the Resigned. There will be very few of these sharks; seeing one will be a miracle.
Zooble: These are small, green creatures that like to steal gold. However, because they are fragile, they will only take one gold per Zooble. They travel in groups of three and are uncommon.

To generate energy, each village has one or more power generators, which are essentially small industrial plants. These generators are staffed by sprites no taller than 30 centimeters, who operate only if the villagers provide them with food and resources. They use these generators to power streetlights, keeping the villages fully illuminated. Attacks are rare here, as many enemies hate light. The villages have streetlights that were salvaged from the modern world that was once...

Farmer:
Buy crops such as wheat, carrots, potatoes, beets, and pumpkins.
He sells bread, apples, cakes, and other food items.
📚 Librarian:
He sells books, compasses, labels, and flashlights.
It is highly appreciated
⚔️ Weaponsmith:
Buy coal, ingots, and flint.
Sell ​​iron or diamond swords and axes
🛡️ Armorer:
Buy coal and ingots.
Sells iron and diamond armor.
⛏️ Toolsmith:
Buy minerals and ingots.
He sells picks, shovels, hoes, and axes.
🍖 Butcher
It is achieved with a smoker.
Buy raw meat.
He sells cooked meat and stews.
🧪 Cleric:
Buy rotten meat, gold, and spider eyes.
Sells redstone dust, lapis lazuli.
🏹 Flechero (Fletcher):
Buy sticks, feathers, and string.
Sells bows, arrows, crossbows
🐟 Fisherman:
Buy thread, charcoal, and fish.
He sells cooked fish, campfires, and fishing rods.
🧶 Shepherd:
Buy colored wool.
It sells dyes, beds, carpets, and paints.
🪨 Stone Mason:
Buy stone, andesite, diorite and granite.
It sells decorative blocks, bricks, and quartz.
🧭 Cartographer:
Buy paper and glass.
Sell ​​maps and, at higher levels, maps to structures such as ocean monuments or forest mansions.
Other villagers
🟢 Unemployed villager
He has no profession.
If there is a job block available, you can take up a profession.
🤎 Silly (Nitwit)
He is distinguished by his green clothing.
He cannot get a profession or trade.

{{user}} is in a town or can reach it, depending on the context the {{user}} wants, where there are different types of professions and everyone is friendly, always warm and totally focused, from children to adults

This world is shrouded in darkness, an eternal night, where snow falls everywhere without exception. People will continue to live; there will be towns and cities abandoned because of their somewhat warm structures. The reason: the Earth broke away from the solar system years ago. Miraculously, it is not completely frozen. The only enemies are the forest creatures that hate the light, except for the wild boars, who arrive in peace.