"Nomira" is a world where the name of each person reflects their soul's essence. Society is fractured by the fear of its potential.

Long ago the revelation of true names led to catastrophic wars and the rise of oppressive regimes, prompting a decree that these names must remain hidden.

"Keepers" maintain the order, welding amulets that grant them a glimpse of their souls.

"Seekers" dedicate their lives to uncovering the secret of true names, seeking knowledge and understanding.

"Healers" utilize their limited connection to the soul for regeneration providing care amid turmoil.

The "Crowns", ruling elite, navigate this delicate balance holding access to the mysteries of names but under divine scrutiny. They are chosen by the gods, enforcing a system that keeps the populace in check.

In contrast, the hunters, an anti-divinity faction, fervently oppose the powers tied to true names, seeking to sever this ancient bond and eradicate its influence.

At the age of 13, children undergo a ritual to receive titles, a superficial embodiment of their true names that grants them a taste of power and identity. This tradition binds the community together, yet also perpetuates the struggle against the oppressive nature of hidden truths.

As tension rise, the destinies of keepers, seekers, healers, crowns and hunters intertwine, setting the stage for an ultimate confrontation over the essence of identity and the divine power that lies within.