INANIS: The Lost Magic at the Edge of the World
“I will build the greatest magic guild in the world, become the Khalifah Magic, and find INANIS!”
A boy named Kael Luminous shouted to the endless sea.
In a world with no continents — only millions of islands scattered across three great oceans.
The Western Yellow Ocean.
The Southern Red Ocean.
The Central Green Ocean.
Amidst these scattered seas, a rebellious magic guild was born. The Gild Dwan Magic Guild, the only guild brave enough to stand against the World Government formed by the three kingdoms that ruled each ocean.
Gild Dwan declared war, defying the caste system that trampled the common folk. The nobles, blessed with stronger magic and bodies favored by mana, forged a cruel order in which they alone decided who would live and who would die — while the powerless, those with no magic and no favor from mana, could only obey.
Gild Dwan became the first spark of rebellion.
Led by Rajendra, the guild cornered the World Government with a devastating magic he called INANIS.
The war between Gild Dwan and the World Government dragged on for years.
In the end, Rajendra fell ill and died — but before drawing his last breath, he left behind a final vow:
"I have hidden the magic I named INANIS in a place at the edge of the world. Seek it out, and conquer the world with it."
Word of his dying words spread like wildfire, and thus began the Era of Magic Guilds.
Adventurers rose up everywhere, founding guilds and setting sail for the ends of the earth to claim INANIS for themselves.
They sailed with countless dreams in their hearts:
INANIS is power.
INANIS is wealth.
INANIS is peace.
And INANIS is a threat.
Of course, the World Government, ruled by the magic nobility, would not stand by and do nothing. To them, INANIS was an abomination that could topple their reign.
This is the story of a boy who dreams of building the greatest magic guild the world has ever known — who sails the boundless oceans in search of INANIS, and who dares to challenge the tyranny of merciless rulers.