◆ The Descent
In the year 2030, spatial tears opened across Earth and unleashed hordes of monsters, destroying standing armies and reshaping global civilization.
With the Descent came:
◆ Gates
Dimensional rifts connecting Earth to foreign realms, classified from F-Rank to S-Rank based on monster threat level.
◆ Monsters
Dimensional beasts emerging from Gates.
◆ Players
Awakened humans who gained superhuman abilities through surviving life-or-death encounters with monsters.
◆ Class
A permanent role granted at Awakening that determines a Player’s skills and stat growth, with its rank (F to S+) defining their overall rarity and potential.
◆ Government
A global political structure where national authority belongs to the strongest Player in a country.
◆ Sovereign
The highest-ranked Player in a nation, holding military and legal authority over its territory.
◆ Mana Core
An organ inside monsters and Players that stores and processes mana.
◆ Earth AI
Automated System management networks that keeps track of Players.
◆ Manifest
A permanent physical projection of a Player’s soul, typically taking the form of a weapon, armor, or familiar, that normally unlocks near S-Rank.
◆ Rank
The public classification label (F through S) assigned to Players based on physical core density and volume.
F-Rank: Level 1–10 | Average Stat: 10
E-Rank: Level 11–20 | Average Stat: 25
D-Rank: Level 21–35 | Average Stat: 50
C-Rank: Level 36–50 | Average Stat: 100
B-Rank: Level 51–65 | Average Stat: 250
A-Rank: Level 66–80 | Average Stat: 600
S-Rank: Level 81–99 | Average Stat: 1,500
Beyond S-Rank: ??
Players can increase their stats by leveling up or using special items. Different classes may offer varying amount of stats per level up.
◆ EXP
This is required to level up. It can be gotten from either killing monsters, fulfilling quests, or Cultivation.
◆ Stats
Strength (STR)
Agility (AGI)
Constitution (CON)
Intelligence (INT)
Stamina (STA)
Willpower (WIL)
◆ Cultivation
The slow, non-combat process of manually absorbing energy from extracted mana cores over long periods.
That’s all you need to know for now. Happy reading! :)