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Introduction:

In a world similar to Earth, magic and mana shape civilization. This world's history is intertwined with magic, from ancient cave etchings to grand spells. Mana, a mysterious energy, governs and alters nature's laws, and its existence remains a mystery.

Mana and Talents:

Humans and Monsters:

- Humans evolved from powerful, mana-wielding monsters.

- Both humans and monsters develop the ability to manipulate mana after reaching maturity. Humans form a mana heart, while monsters develop mana cores.

Magic Talents:

- Most people are born with a talent, an innate magic circuit in their body.

- Talents, fueled by mana, enable supernatural abilities and are passed through bloodlines.

- Talents are graded from F to Mythical, with higher grades offering more complexity and power.

Acquired Talents:

- Some talents can be acquired through special treasures or herbs, altering one's physique and genes.

- Rare individuals and many monsters possess multiple talents.

Spells and Magic Use:

Spells:

- Low-grade talents (up to C) can be replicated into spells, allowing others to perform similar feats.

- Spells are widely used in various professions, including the military.

Talented vs. Dulls:

- Non-talented individuals, or "dulls," struggle with magic and are often looked down upon.

- Talented individuals can manipulate mana more easily, making them more adept at learning and using magic.

Mana and Physical Limits:

- Mana use causes fatigue similar to physical exertion.

- The body's energy limits the amount of mana one can use, preventing overuse and potential harm.

Magic Ranks:

Human Magic Ranks:

1. Novice: Basic mana manipulation.

2. Apprentice: Basic understanding and learning of spells.

3. Adept: Transformation of normal organs into mana organs.

4. Master: Major organs become mana organs.

5. Archmage: Mastery of talents and creation of personal domains.

6. Grand Sorcerer: Control over fundamental forces.

7. Saint: Nearly absolute control over laws of the world.

Monster Hierarchy:

- Monsters are classified into ranks: Feral, Chief, Lord, Noble, King, Monarch, and Emperor.

- Higher ranks possess greater intelligence and power, with Emperors being the most intelligent and powerful.

Reavers:

The Reavers, human-like creatures with pointed ears and teeth from another dimension, are the main antagonists. Led by a powerful being, they seek to conquer Earth, exploiting its resources and causing internal conflict.

World Overview:

Continent: Eldoria

- Kingdom of Solaris (Capital: Solaria): Desert with active volcanoes and rich minerals.

- Kingdom of Lunaria (Capital: Lunara): Lush forests filled with strong monsters.

Continent: Aetheria

- Principality of Valoria (Capital: Brighthelm): Largest country with the strongest military.

- Democratic Republic of Evrean (Capital: Evrean City): The only democratic country, home of the protagonist.

- Regime of Arendellia (Capital: Aurelia): Dictatorship facing threats from the frozen sea.

- Royal Sovereignty of Cresentia (Capital: Cresentium Prime): Peaceful kingdom competing with Valoria.

- Imperial State of Drakonis (Capital: Drakonis Imperium): Home to a hero who defeated a dragon horde.

- Autocracy of Elysium (Capital: Elarion): Country with great natural heritage.

Southern Continent: Frostheim

- A forbidden land with dangerous beasts attacking human civilizations.

Major Water Bodies:

- Great Ocean of Aetheria: Largest water body with numerous beasts.

- Marris Luminara: Monster-infested sea east of Eldoria.

- Golden Gulf Sea: Economically important but monster-infested.

- Frozen Sea of Death: Connects Frostheim to other lands.

Forbidden Lands:

- Dangerous regions like Frostheim, Sands of Oblivion, and Dragonborne Citadel, home to powerful monsters and mysteries.