Rising of the Shield Hero 🛡️

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   This takes place in the setting of Rising of the Shield Hero, created by Aneko Yusagi. Tags: #Seinen #Action #Adventure #Fantasy #Harem #Romance

3. #3[☰] World Setting [☰]constantselective

   <world_setting> The world of The Rising of the Shield Hero is an endangered medieval fantasy realm undergoing a multi-phase apocalyptic event known as the Waves of Calamity. While it resembles a classic fantasy RPG on the surface, it is a brutal, geopolitically fractured world governed by rigid legendary laws, existential dread, and deep-seated racial and religious animosities. The world is fundamentally dependent on the summoning of external saviors to prevent its total destruction.

   Geography & Major Locations The world is comprised of several powerful nations divided by vast oceans, differing species dominance, and intense ideological conflicts.

   • Melromarc: A matriarchal, human-dominated kingdom ruled by a monarchy and heavily influenced by a human-supremacist state religion.
   • Siltvelt: A powerful, desert-dominated nation ruled by demi-humans and beastmen, existing in a perpetual cold war with Melromarc.
   • Shieldfreeden: A progressive republic where humans and demi-humans attempt to coexist equally, focusing heavily on commerce and trade.
   • Faubrey: The world’s foremost superpower, boasting advanced industrial-magic technology and immense political influence.

   Metaphysical Foundation: The Legendary Weapons & Status System The physics, combat laws, and progression of this world are dictated by an unseen status system inextricably linked to the fabric of reality and ancient weapon artifacts.

   • The Four Legendary Weapons: Four unique armaments—Sword, Spear, Bow, and Shield—that choose or summon wielders from other worlds. These weapons cannot be unequipped, can absorb materials to unlock new weapon forms/skill trees, and strictly forbid their users from using any other weapon types.
   • The Status HUD: Unlike native citizens, Legendary Heroes possess a unique, permanently visible, video-game-like heads-up display (HUD) in their vision, showing levels, experience bars, status effects, and skill trees.
   • Level Cap & Class Up: Inhabitants grow stronger by slaying monsters and harvesting experience points. However, growth hits a hard ceiling at Level 40 and Level 100, requiring a magical ritual at a Dragon Hourglass to "Class Up" and unlock further progression.

   Core Factions & Inhabitants

   • Legendary Heroes: Summoned humans from parallel Earths who hold the fate of the world in their hands. They possess immense growth potential but must cope with different variants of Earth culture.
   • Demi-Humans & Beastmen: Humanoid races possessing animalistic features (ears, tails, or full bestial transformations). They are highly attuned to physical combat and face extreme systemic discrimination in human nations.
   • The Three Heroes Church: A powerful, corrupt religious institution in Melromarc that worships the Sword, Spear, and Bow while demonizing the Shield Hero as a devil.

   World Structure A standard spherical world featuring diverse biomes that are periodically ruptured by localized apocalyptic events. The planet's magical ley lines and natural order are anchored by ancient artifacts known as Dragon Hourglasses, which act as early-warning systems for planar invasions.

   A Society in Crisis The world does not stand united against annihilation. Instead, nations weaponize the apocalypse for geopolitical leverage. Human kingdoms use the Waves to purge demi-human populations, while demi-human nations view the calamity as a divine opportunity to overthrow human dominance.

   Technology & Intervention The world features standard high-medieval feudal infrastructure (plate armor, stone castles, merchant caravans) that coexists with specialized monster-breeding magic, slave-binding curse crests, and rare, highly advanced magical magi-tech remnants found in superpowers like Faubrey.

   History and the Calamity The Waves of Calamity are interdimensional rifts that open at predictable intervals, spilling out legions of catastrophic monsters. Historical records indicate that previous eras possessed their own sets of Heroes who successfully turned back the Waves, leaving behind ruins, legacy items, and the Dragon Hourglasses used to track the countdown to the next world-ending assault. </world_setting>

   <important_to_world_setting> Important to the Setting: Only the Four Legendary Heroes automatically see a permanent, fully interactive video game menu/HUD in their peripheral vision. Native inhabitants (humans, demi-humans) do not possess this passive visual overlay; they must intentionally focus their minds or use specific meditative chants to briefly bring up their personal status values.

   The world operates on an intrinsic magical affinity system split into structural types (Healing, Support, Attack, Elemental). Individuals must learn spells by reading magical books, interpreting complex manuscripts, and matching their internal mana flow to the incantations. Magic cannot be cast effectively without chant dictation unless specialized skills are unlocked. </important_to_world_setting>

4. #4[☰] Writing Style [☰]constantselective

   <writing_style> <aneko.yusagi.writing_style> Aneko Yusagi, features a highly distinct writing style shaped by the fast-paced, web-novel culture of Shōsetsuka ni Narō. Yusagi's approach subverts traditional fantasy tropes through a lens of extreme pragmatism, psychological isolation, and deep-seated skepticism.

   1. Highly Objective and Distanced Narration Yusagi intentionally writes from an impartial, objective standpoint, a process they compare to "reassembling plastic models" out of existing character archetypes.

   • The "Cynical Eye": Even when using first-person perspective, the narration operates with a heavy dose of realism and survivalist cynicism.
   • Withholding Emotion: Rather than writing overly sentimental or flowery prose, Yusagi keeps descriptions dry and focus-driven, choosing to deliver explosive, "impulsive" emotional payoff exclusively at the absolute climax of a story arc.

   2. Deconstruction of Video Game Mechanics As an avid gamer, Yusagi integrates MMORPG and gaming frameworks directly into the narrative logic—but forces characters to face realistic, gritty consequences.

   • Resource Management: Combat and progression aren't just about flashy power-ups; they emphasize inventory limitations, item crafting, economic trade, and localized survival mechanics.
   • The Weakness Restriction: Yusagi excels at taking a heavily restricted premise (e.g., a protagonist who can only defend and completely lacks the ability to attack) and building the entire narrative layout around overcoming that specific deficit creatively. </aneko.yusagi.writing_style> </writing_style>
5. #5═══════[World]═══════selective

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   Definition Worlds are self-contained dimensions within the multiverse that normally drift independently from one another.

   World Collisions Worlds can rarely collide and begin fusing together.

   • These collisions manifest as Waves of Calamity.
   • If the Waves are not repelled from both worlds, the stronger world consumes the weaker one.
   • Such collisions are naturally extremely rare.
   • An unknown force has begun deliberately causing repeated Waves.

   World Types Worlds are broadly divided into those with and without the Status Magic System.

   Worlds Without Status Magic Typically resemble modern Earth.

   • No leveling system.
   • Generally more technologically advanced.
   • Usually lack conventional magic.
   • Many Legendary and Vassal Heroes originate from these worlds.
   • Known examples contain Japan and use Japanese.

   Known Worlds

   • Naofumi's World
   • Itsuki's World
   • Ren's World
   • Motoyasu's World
   • Kizuna's World

   Worlds With Status Magic Fantasy worlds governed by the Status Magic System.

   • Allow growth through levels.
   • Possess magic.
   • Contain Legendary Weapons and Vassal Weapons.
   • Commonly feature Dragon Hourglasses and Guardian Beasts.
   • Serve as destinations for summoned Heroes.

   Known Worlds

   • Raphtalia's World
   • Glass' World
   • S'yne's World
   • Leader Behind the Waves' World

   Interworld Influence Some worlds appear to influence one another indirectly.

   • Heroes may encounter games, books, or stories resembling worlds they later enter.
   • Legendary Weapons can influence this information.
   • The organization behind the Waves also creates misleading media resembling Hero Worlds.

   World Travel Traveling between worlds resets the traveler's level to 1.

   • Level-dependent traits may also reset.
   • Geography differs between worlds.
   • Time can pass at different rates between Hero Worlds.

   Characteristics

   • Multiple independent dimensions exist within one multiverse.
   • Waves occur when worlds begin colliding and fusing.
   • Worlds may possess fundamentally different physical and magical systems.
   • Status Magic distinguishes most Hero Worlds from modern Earth-like worlds.
   • Interworld travel temporarily resets level-based progression.
6. #6[🌍]────↓Raphtalia's World↓────[🌍]constantselective

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   <raphtalias_world> Definition Raphtalia's World is the world Naofumi Iwatani is summoned to as the Shield Hero and the home of Raphtalia, Filo, Melty, and many other characters.

   History The world was originally four separate worlds associated with the Shield, Bow, Sword, and Spear.

   • The Shield and Bow worlds merged together.
   • The Sword and Spear worlds merged together.
   • These two combined worlds later merged into the current world.
   • Demi-humans and beastmen originated from the Shield/Bow world.
   • Humans originated from the Sword/Spear world.

   Waves The Waves of Calamity have repeatedly threatened the world since ancient times.

   • Heroes have been summoned many times to oppose them.
   • Some summoned Heroes remained afterward and influenced local nations, culture, technology, and bloodlines.
   • Vanguards of the Waves have worked to weaken the world's defenses and erase knowledge concerning the Waves and Guardian Beasts.

   Races

   • Humans.
   • Demi-Humans.
   • Therianthropes/Beastmen.

   Demi-Humans Demi-humans resemble humans but possess animal traits.

   • Young demi-humans can physically mature rapidly through leveling.
   • Some can transform into more bestial therianthrope forms.
   • Humans and demi-humans can reproduce together.
   • Their social treatment varies greatly between nations.

   Therianthropes Therianthropes are more animal-like than demi-humans and remain permanently in their bestial form.

   Magic Magic is widely used despite the world's relatively low technological development.

   Ritual Magic The most common magical system.

   • Uses the caster's magic power.
   • Requires verbal spellcasting.
   • Individuals normally possess specific magical affinities.
   • Standard power classes progress through First, Zweite, and Drifa.
   • Heroes can access Liberation-class magic.
   • Multiple casters can combine their power through Ceremonial Magic.

   Way of the Dragon Vein A rare magical discipline associated with powerful monsters such as Dragons and Guardian Beasts.

   • Draws power from the surrounding environment instead of the caster's reserves.
   • Allows users to perceive and manipulate magical flows.
   • Particularly useful for counter-magic and Cooperative Magic.
   • Available effects depend on nearby environmental energy.

   Hengen Muso Style A martial discipline that manipulates Ki.

   • Designed to let weaker fighters challenge much stronger opponents.
   • Includes techniques whose effectiveness can increase against highly defended enemies.
   • Nearly disappeared after past conflicts but survived through remaining practitioners.

   Legendary Heroes The world's four Legendary Weapons are:

   • Shield.
   • Sword.
   • Spear.
   • Bow.

   Their wielders act as primary defenders against the Waves and hold immense religious and political significance.

   Vassal Weapons Eight Vassal Weapons support the Legendary Weapons:

   • Axe.
   • Hammer.
   • Gauntlet.
   • Claw.
   • Staff.
   • Projectile.
   • Whip.
   • Carriage.

   Guardian Beasts The four Guardian Beasts serve as a final defense against the Waves when the Heroes fail.

   • Spirit Tortoise.
   • Phoenix.
   • Kirin.
   • Dragon King.

   Their protection requires gathering enormous quantities of souls to create a barrier against other worlds.

   Religions

   • Church of the Three Heroes: Reveres the Sword, Spear, and Bow while condemning the Shield.
   • Church of the Four Heroes: Reveres all four Legendary Heroes equally.
   • Church of the Shield: Worships the Shield Hero.
   • Heavenly Emperor: Q'ten Lo's ruler also serves as a religious and spiritual authority.

   Technology Technology varies significantly by nation.

   • Most regions remain relatively low-tech but possess advanced craftsmanship.
   • Hero influence introduced technologies otherwise uncommon to the world.
   • Faubrey possesses firearms, steam-powered vehicles, and other advanced machinery.
   • Aircraft and Wave-teleportation devices also exist.

   Major Nations

   • Faubrey: Powerful technologically advanced nation heavily influenced by Hero bloodlines.
   • Melromarc: Large matriarchal kingdom with strong historical conflict with Siltvelt.
   • Siltvelt: Demi-human nation founded around devotion to the Shield Hero.
   • Shieldfreeden: Republic founded partly in opposition to racial and bloodline discrimination.
   • Zeltoble: Wealthy merchant nation ruled by a council of merchants and known for its coliseums.
   • Reiki: Isolationist nation built upon the Spirit Tortoise's shell.
   • Q'ten Lo: Barrier-protected island nation ruled by the Heavenly Emperor and tasked with restraining wayward Heroes.

   Sanctuary An ancient ruined city hidden within the Lost Wood.

   • Formerly associated with ancient Shield and Bow Heroes.
   • Became a sanctuary for filolials and Fitoria.
   • Contains powerful ancient weapons, technology, and magic.

   Desert of Confusion A desert between Siltvelt and Zeltoble believed to originate from either the Sword or Spear world. </raphtalias_world>

7. #7[🌐︎] Historyselective

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   Ancient Origins Raphtalia's World was originally four separate worlds associated with the Legendary Shield, Bow, Sword, and Spear. - The Shield world merged with the Bow world. - The Sword world merged with the Spear world. - These combined worlds later merged into the current world. - Demi-humans and beastmen originated from the Shield/Bow world. - Humans originated from the Sword/Spear world.

   Heroes Heroes have repeatedly been summoned to fight the Waves of Calamity.

   • Some returned home after completing their duty.
   • Others remained, had descendants, and influenced culture, society, technology, and nations.
   • A past Shield Hero founded Siltvelt.
   • The Hero Keichi left ancient writings in Reiki.

   Vanguards of the Waves Reincarnated vanguards have worked to weaken the world's defenses.

   • They are suspected of destroying historical records concerning the Waves and Guardian Beasts.
   • They also contributed to the decline of the Hengen Muso Style.

   Recent History Within the century before Naofumi's summoning:

   • A Hengen Muso "genius" attempted to conquer the world; their defeat nearly destroyed the style.
   • Siltvelt and Melromarc fought a major war. Aultcray defeated Siltvelt's champion Tyran, leading to a fragile peace.
   • Q'ten Lo suffered a royal succession struggle after the Heavenly Emperor's decline.
   • Raphtalia's father and Ruft were the only surviving members of the royal family.
   • Makina seized effective control and caused Q'ten Lo to abandon its role as a pacifier.
8. #8[🌐︎] Cultureselective

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   Definition Culture in Raphtalia's World varies significantly between nations and reflects both local traditions and the influence of summoned Heroes.

   Regional Influences

   • Melromarc: European-style fantasy culture.
   • Siltvelt: Chinese-inspired culture.
   • Reiki: Chinese-inspired culture.
   • Q'ten Lo: Japanese-inspired culture.
   • Faubrey: Technologically advanced steampunk-style society.

   Hero Influence Summoned Heroes have introduced customs and innovations from other worlds.

   • Valentine's Day became part of local culture.
   • Chocolate trees were developed through Hero influence.
9. #9[🌐︎] Religionselective

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   Definition Religions in Raphtalia's World commonly center on the Legendary Heroes and their weapons as divine or sacred protectors.

   Major Religions

   • Church of the Three Heroes: Reveres the Bow, Spear, and Sword Heroes while demonizing the Shield Hero. Formerly the official religion of Melromarc.
   • Church of the Four Heroes: Reveres all four Legendary Heroes equally and serves as Melromarc's official religion.
   • Church of the Shield: Worships the Shield Hero and often views the other three Heroes negatively. Official religion of Siltvelt and Shieldfreeden.
   • Heavenly Emperor: Q'ten Lo's ruler also serves as a religious figure. The nobility hold priestly roles, and the Water Dragon is central to the faith.
10. #10[🌐︎] Technologyselective

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    Definition Raphtalia's World has relatively low overall technology but highly developed craftsmanship, with several advanced inventions introduced through Heroes and reincarnators.

    Advanced Technology

    • Guns: Faubrey produces firearms including rifles and machine guns.
    • Airplanes: Advanced aircraft introduced by Takt that can carry bombs and machine guns.
    • Wave Teleportation Accessory: A mass-produced device reverse-engineered from Glass' World that allows users to teleport to the location of a Wave.
11. #11[🌐︎] Raceselective

    Keys: Race, Races, Species, Specie, Peoples, Folk, Kind, Kin

    Definition The primary intelligent races of Raphtalia's World are Humans, Demi-Humans, and Therianthropes.

    Humans Humans are one of the world's dominant races and are highly adaptable to different environments.

    Demi-Humans Demi-Humans are human-like beings with animal traits.

    • Young Demi-Humans can rapidly mature physically by leveling.
    • Some can transform into a more animal-like Therianthrope Form.
    • Humans and Demi-Humans can have children together.
    • Their treatment varies by nation, ranging from discrimination to Demi-Human supremacy.

    Therianthropes Therianthropes, also called Beastmen, possess much more bestial features than Demi-Humans.

    • Unlike transforming Demi-Humans, their bestial form is permanent.
    • They can face similar discrimination to Demi-Humans.
12. #12[🌐︎] Magic and Combat Stylesselective

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    <magic_and_combat_styles> Definition Raphtalia's World widely uses magic despite its relatively low technological development.

    Ritual Magic The world's most common form of magic.

    • Uses the caster's own magic power.
    • Requires verbal incantation.
    • Spells are defined by element and function.
    • Most people are restricted by their innate magical affinity.
    • Rare individuals can use all types of magic.
    • Power classes progress through First, Zweite, and Drifa.
    • Heroes can use the exclusive Liberation class.
    • Multiple casters can combine Ritual Magic into powerful Ceremonial Magic.

    Way of the Dragon Vein A rare magical technique associated with high-class monsters such as Dragons and Guardian Beasts.

    • Draws power from the surrounding environment instead of the caster's reserves.
    • Allows users to read magical flows.
    • Useful for counter-spells and combined casting.
    • Available magic depends on the surrounding environment.
    • Multiple blessed users can perform Cooperative Magic together. </magic_and_combat_styles>
13. #13[🌐︎] Nationselective

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    Definition Raphtalia's World contains several major nations with distinct governments, cultures, religions, and relationships with the Heroes.

    Faubrey A powerful nation heavily shaped by generations of Legendary and Vassal Heroes.

    • Known for advanced steampunk-like technology, including steam vehicles and asphalt roads.
    • Its royal family traditionally incorporates Heroes and their descendants, creating the renowned "bloodline of Heroes."
    • Center of the Church of the Four Heroes and Church of the Seven Star Heroes.

    Melromarc The world's largest nation and a matriarchal monarchy ruled primarily by its Queen.

    • Women traditionally hold greater social and political authority.
    • Historically hostile toward Siltvelt and heavily discriminatory toward demi-humans.
    • Formerly associated with the Church of the Three Heroes before restoring the Church of the Four Heroes.
    • Borders Shieldfreeden, Siltvelt, Zeltoble, and Faubrey.

    Siltvelt A demi-human kingdom founded by a former Shield Hero and centered heavily around reverence for the Shield Hero.

    • Historically governed by the Hakuko, Genmu, Shusaku, and Aotatsu races.
    • Contains moderate and radical political factions differing in how strongly the nation should depend upon the Shield Hero.
    • Long-standing rival of Melromarc.

    Shieldfreeden A republic formed partly in opposition to Siltvelt's bloodline politics and widespread racial discrimination.

    • Located between Melromarc, Siltvelt, and Zeltoble.
    • Closely associated with worship of the Shield Hero.

    Zeltoble A wealthy mercantile nation governed by a council of merchants.

    • Commerce and profit dominate its society.
    • Enormous amounts of money circulate through both wealthy districts and slums.
    • Famous for numerous coliseums used for entertainment.
    • Possesses a Dragon Hourglass, though it does not provide Class Ups.

    Reiki An isolationist nation located on the back of the Spirit Tortoise.

    • Possesses a distinctly Chinese-influenced culture.
    • Contains Japanese inscriptions left by an ancient Hero who previously sealed the Spirit Tortoise.

    Q'ten Lo An isolated island nation accessible through Siltvelt and protected by a barrier maintained by the Water Dragon.

    • Possesses a distinctly Japanese-influenced culture.
    • Ruled by the Heavenly Emperor, who serves as both sovereign and religious authority.
    • The Heavenly Emperor acts as a pacifier responsible for preventing Heroes from abusing their power.
    • Its rulers possess magic specifically designed to combat Heroes.
14. #14[🌍]────↓Glass' World↓────[🌍]selective

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    <glass_world> Definition Glass' World is a world currently undergoing dimensional fusion with Raphtalia's World.

    History Glass' World was originally four separate worlds that merged through previous Waves of Calamity.

    • Its inhabitants retain greater knowledge of the Waves and their effects than Raphtalia's World.
    • Repeated Waves continue to threaten the world's survival.

    Culture The world's cultures combine influences resembling pre-war Japan and modern-era Germany.

    • Architecture, clothing, and currency vary by region.
    • Writing resembles ancient Japanese mixed with kanji.

    Races

    • Humans: The most common known race.
    • Jewels: Gemstone-bearing people skilled in magic, craftsmanship, and magical technology.
    • Spirits: Semi-transparent beings whose life force, magic, and soul power exist as a single resource called Energy.
    • Elves: Pale, long-eared humanoids resembling traditional elves.
    • Beast People: Humans with animal traits, particularly common on the Demon Dragon Continent.
    • Library Rabbits: Protective monsters capable of assuming human form and associated with the Ancient Labyrinth Library.

    Magic Glass' World possesses several distinctive magical systems.

    Jewel Magic Draws magical power from gemstones.

    • Higher-quality gems provide greater power and range.
    • Gems can sacrifice themselves to produce powerful final attacks.

    Musical Magic Uses musical performance to cast magic without consuming mana.

    • Effectiveness depends heavily on the performer's skill.

    Ofuda Single-use magical paper talismans created by skilled magic users.

    • Can produce numerous effects.
    • Can be activated by people otherwise incapable of magic.

    Universal Gem Style A Ki-based martial art inspired by the Vassal Fan.

    • Uses fans as weapons.
    • Balances offense and defense.
    • Includes numerous area attacks.

    Magic Items

    • Magic Crystals: Restore magical power and can grant experience to Heroes from other worlds.
    • Healing Medicine: Applied externally rather than consumed.
    • Drop Item Replicator: Converts collected monster remains into possible monster drops.
    • Return Transcript Replica: Replicates Hero teleportation.
    • Wave Teleport Crystal: Teleports users to active Waves.

    Legendary Weapons Glass' World's four Legendary Weapons are:

    • Hunting Tool.
    • Ofuda.
    • Jewel.
    • Blunt Instrument.

    Vassal Weapons The world's eight Vassal Weapons are:

    • Fan.
    • Scythe.
    • Boat.
    • Katana.
    • Book.
    • Mirror.
    • Musical Instrument.
    • Harpoon.

    Protective Beasts Four Protective Beasts serve a role comparable to Raphtalia's World's Guardian Beasts:

    • Black Tortoise.
    • Vermilion Bird.
    • White Tiger.
    • Azure Dragon.

    Major Countries

    • Sikul: Medieval European-style kingdom and major base for forces fighting the Waves.
    • Mikakage: Edo-period Japanese-style country associated with the Vassal Mirror and Infinite Labyrinth.
    • Raybul: Nation formerly associated with the Vassal Katana.
    • Luvar: Powerful militaristic nation associated with the Vassal Book.
    • Vassal Musical Instrument Country: Industrializing nation built above an ancient labyrinth city.
    • Glass' Country: Japanese-style nation associated with the Vassal Fan and Freegem Style.
    • Vassal Harpoon Country: Nation associated with the Vassal Harpoon.
    • Demon Dragon Nation: Continent-spanning realm ruled by the Demon Dragon Emperor and subordinate monsters.

    Demon Dragon Continent The Demon Dragon's territory is heavily isolated.

    • Magical barriers, poisonous swamps, and other defenses restrict entry.
    • Teleportation into or out of the continent is blocked.
    • It once contained Amachiha, a nation comparable to Q'ten Lo whose pacifiers restrained dangerous Heroes and reincarnated individuals. </glass_world>
15. #15[🌐︎] Historyselective

    Keys: Glass' World, Glass World, World of Glass, Glass' Universe, Glass Dimension, Glass' Realm

    <glass_world_ancient_past> Definition Glass' World is the result of four separate worlds merging through repeated Waves of Calamity.

    History

    • The world has survived Waves across multiple ages.
    • Much of its ancient history has been lost.
    • Unlike Raphtalia's World, its inhabitants still understand the true nature and effects of the Waves. </glass_world_ancient_past>
16. #16[🌐︎] Cultureselective

    Keys: Glass' World Culture, Glass Culture, Glass' Culture, Culture of Glass' World, Glass World Culture, Glass World Society, Glass World Civilization, Glass World Customs, Glass World Heritage, Glass World Traditions, Glass World Lifestyle, Cultural Identity, National Culture, Regional Culture

    <glass_culture> Definition Glass' World's culture blends features resembling pre-war Japan and modern-era Germany.

    Features

    • Monetary systems, architecture, and clothing reflect these influences.
    • Writing resembles ancient Japanese with some kanji. </glass_culture>
17. #17[🌐︎] Religionselective

    Keys: Glass Religion, Glass' Religion, Glass World Religion, Religious System, Worship, Hero Worship

    <glass_religion> Definition No formal religion has been confirmed in Glass' World, though the Holy Heroes hold major importance because they are summoned to oppose the Waves.

    Hero Worship Reverence for the Heroes appears weaker than in Raphtalia's World.

    • Some rulers treat the Waves as a limited threat.
    • Heroes may be imprisoned or killed when political interests outweigh their protective role. </glass_religion>
18. #18[🌐︎] Technologyselective

    Keys: Glass World Technology, Glass' World Technology, Technology, Magitech, Magical Technology, Magic Technology, Jewel People Technology

    <glass_world_technology> Definition Glass' World possesses advanced magical technology, much of it developed by Jewel People to replicate Legendary Weapon abilities.

    Drop Item Replicator A two-part device consisting of a pendant and computer.

    • The pendant collects remains from defeated monsters.
    • The computer converts sufficient remains into possible monster drops.

    Return Transcript Replica A device that replicates the Legendary Weapons' Return Transcript teleportation ability.

    Wave Teleport Crystal A crystal that teleports its user to the location of a Wave.

    • Can be incorporated into accessories such as necklaces.
    • Originally developed by Jewel People. </glass_world_technology>
19. #19[🌐︎] Raceselective

    Keys: Glass' World Races, Glass World Races, Races of Glass' World, Glass World Species, Glass' World Species, Race, Races, Species, Peoples

    <glass_world_races> Definition Glass' World is inhabited by several distinct races, including Humans, Jewels, Spirits, Elves, Beast People, and Library Rabbits.

    Jewels Jewels are unique to Glass' World and are born with a gemstone that functions as a magical core.

    • Skilled in magic, dexterity, craftsmanship, and technology.
    • Many can perceive or hear the voices of gems.
    • Created technologies such as the Drop Item Replicator.

    Spirits Spirits are semi-transparent beings whose life force, magic power, and soul power are combined into a single resource called Energy.

    • Do not use normal levels.
    • Higher Energy allows stronger magic.
    • Using magic also consumes life force.
    • Possess very high defense.
    • Can naturally perceive souls and other spiritual beings.
    • Normally recover Energy only by receiving it from another Spirit, though soul-healing water can restore it.

    Elves Elves are pale, long-eared humanoids with blonde hair, resembling traditional elves.

    Beast People Beast People are humanoids with animal traits.

    • Relatively uncommon.
    • Mainly found on the Demon Dragon Continent.

    Humans Humans appear to be the most common race and are similar to those of Raphtalia's World.

    Library Rabbits Library Rabbits are a protective race associated with the Ancient Labyrinth Library.

    • Comparable in role to Raphtalia's World's filolials.
    • Can transform into human form.
    • Led by the Master Librarian. </glass_world_races>
20. #20[🌐︎] Magic and Combat Stylesselective

    Keys: Glass World Magic, Glass World Combat Styles, Glass World Magic Systems, Glass World Techniques, Glass World Arts, Jewel Magic, Gem Magic, Gemstone Magic, Crystal Magic, Jewel Spellcasting, Gem Spellcasting, Accessory Magic, Jewelry Magic, Magic Through Jewels, Gem-Powered Magic, Jewel Casting, Gem Casting, Draws Magical Power from Gemstones, Uses Jewelry as a Magical Medium, Stronger Jewels Produce Stronger Magic, Higher Quality Jewels Increase Power, Higher Quality Jewels Increase Range, Gems Can Self-Destruct, Jewel Explosion, Sacrificial Jewel, Consumes the Jewel, Dragon Vein Can Imitate Jewel Magic, Reduced Effectiveness When Imitated, Increased Gem Strain

    <glass_world_magic_and_combat_styles> Definition Glass' World possesses several unique magical systems and combat styles that can also function in other worlds.

    Jewel Magic Draws magical power from gemstone accessories rather than the environment.

    • Higher-quality jewels provide greater power and range.
    • A jewel can sacrifice itself in a powerful explosion, destroying the accessory.
    • Way of the Dragon Vein users can imitate Jewel Magic, but with reduced effectiveness and increased strain on the gem.

    Musical Magic Uses music to cast magic without consuming mana.

    • Can function when conventional magic is unavailable.
    • Power depends on the performer's skill.

    Ofuda Single-use paper talismans containing prepared spells.

    • Created by advanced magic users.
    • Can be used by people unable to cast magic themselves.
    • Effects range from simple utility to controlling targets.

    Universal Gem Style A Ki-based martial art inspired by the Vassal Fan.

    • Uses fans in combat.
    • Balances offense and defense.
    • Specializes in numerous area-of-effect attacks. </glass_world_magic_and_combat_styles>
21. #21[🌍]────↓Other Worlds↓────[🌍]selective

22. #22[🌍] Naofumi's Worldselective

    Keys: Naofumi's World, Naofumi World, Naofumi's Original World, Naofumi's Home World, Naofumi's Earth, Naofumi's Japan, World of Naofumi

    <naofumis_world> Definition Naofumi's World is the modern Earth-like world Naofumi Iwatani originated from before being summoned.

    Technology It resembles modern-day Earth but is slightly less technologically advanced than some other parallel Japans.

    Powers Supernatural abilities are not widespread among the general public.

    • Naofumi displayed possible ESPer abilities before his summoning, including "Nullify Sickness" and "Animal Whisperer."

    Culture Naofumi recognizes cultural references unfamiliar to Heroes from other worlds, including Rip Van Winkle, chocobos, Superman, and Spider-Man. </naofumis_world>

23. #23[🌍] Itsuki's Worldselective

    Keys: Itsuki's World, Itsuki World, World of Itsuki, Itsuki's Home World, Itsuki's Original World

    <itsukis_world> Definition Itsuki's World is a modern Earth-like world where supernatural ESPer abilities exist alongside technology similar to Naofumi's World.

    Technology The world has modern conveniences such as comic books, console games, and motor vehicles.

    ESPer Powers ESPer abilities began appearing roughly 25 years before Itsuki's summoning.

    • Powers vary widely in effect and strength.
    • Most people still lack abilities, though their prevalence is increasing.
    • ESPer use is heavily regulated.
    • Schools may separate students based on their ESPer potential.

    Society The emergence of ESPer powers has created social divisions based on ability and potential.

    Culture

    • Dimension Wave is a popular console game.
    • Enichi Kodaka appears on the 1,000-yen note. </itsukis_world>
24. #24[🌍] Ren's Worldselective

    Keys: Ren's World, Ren World, Ren's Japan, Alternate Japan, Parallel Japan, Brave Star Online World

    <rens_world> Definition Ren's World is the technologically advanced parallel Earth where Ren Amaki lived before being summoned.

    Technology It is more advanced than Naofumi's World and widely uses immersive virtual reality.

    • VR is commonly used for entertainment and gaming.
    • VRMMOs dominate the game market.
    • Brave Star Online is a popular VRMMO.

    Time Time appears to progress faster than in the other parallel Japans.

    Culture Its culture is very similar to Naofumi's World, though many shared references are considered somewhat outdated.

    Currency Masato Yuda appears on the world's 1000-yen note. </rens_world>

25. #25[🌍] Motoyasu's Worldselective

    Keys: Motoyasu's World, Motoyasu World, World of Motoyasu, Motoyasu's Home World, Motoyasu's Original World, Kitamura Motoyasu's World

    <motoyasus_world> Definition Motoyasu's World is the modern Earth-like world Motoyasu Kitamura originated from before being summoned.

    Technology Its technology is similar to Naofumi's World.

    Powers Unlike some parallel worlds, no widespread supernatural power system is known.

    Differences The world has its own distinct history and political figures, including a different prime minister from Naofumi's World.

    Culture

    • Emerald Online is a popular online game.
    • Gotaro Yawara appears on the 1000-yen note. </motoyasus_world>
26. #26[🌍] Kizuna's Worldselective

    Keys: Kizuna's World, Kizuna World, Kizuna's Universe, Kizuna Dimension, Kizuna's Home World, Hunting Hero World

    <kizunas_world> Definition Kizuna's World is the modern Earth-like world Kizuna Kazayama originated from.

    Technology Its technology level lies between Naofumi's and Ren's worlds.

    • VRMMO technology exists.
    • Full-dive headsets are not widespread.
    • VRMMOs instead use company-prepared fluid-filled pods.

    Medical Use VRMMO systems are used by hospitals as an alternative to anesthesia during surgery.

    Culture Christmas exists in this world, reflected in Kizuna naming her shikigami Chris after the holiday. </kizunas_world>

27. #27[🌍] S'yne's Worldselective

    Keys: S'yne's World, Syne's World, S'yne World, Syne World

    <synes_world> Definition S'yne's World was a world destroyed by a Wave after interference from the organization behind the Waves and S'yne's Sister.

    Origin The world had already undergone at least one merger and was formed from two or more previously separate worlds.

    Inhabitants It was inhabited by celestial-like demi-humans. </synes_world>

28. #28═══════[Location]═══════selective

    Keys: Location, Locations, Place, Places, Area, Areas, Region, Regions, Zone, Zones, Locale, Locales, Site, Sites, Landmark, Landmarks, Destination, Destinations, Setting, Settings, Environment, Environments, Geographic Area, Geographic Location, World, City, Town, Village, Settlement, Dungeon, Kingdom, Nation, Country, Empire, Territory, Province, District, Castle, Fortress, Temple, Shrine, Forest, Mountain, Desert, Plains, River, Lake, Sea, Ocean, Island, Continent, Battlefield, Safe Zone, Wilderness

    Definition Locations are notable places, settlements, territories, nations, worlds, and special regions within The Rising of the Shield Hero setting.

    Known Locations

    • Alchemist's Cave
    • Ancient Labyrinth Library
    • Cal Mira Archipelago
    • Castle Town
    • Faubrey
    • Glass' World
    • Hot Spring Town
    • Infinite Labyrinth
    • Lerno Village
    • Lurolona Village
    • Melromarc
    • Mirso Village
    • Northern Territory
    • Piensa
    • Q'ten Lo
    • Rabier Territory
    • Raphtalia's World
    • Reiki
    • Riyute Village
    • Sanctuary
    • Shieldfreeden
    • Siltran
    • Siltvelt
    • Zeltoble

    Worlds

    • Glass' World
    • Raphtalia's World
    • S'yne's World

    Countries

    • Faubrey
    • Melromarc
    • Piensa
    • Q'ten Lo
    • Reiki
    • Shieldfreeden
    • Siltran
    • Siltvelt
    • Zeltoble
29. #29[🗺] Faubreyselective

    Keys: Faubrey, Foburei, Four Bray, Faubley, フォーブレイ, Fōburei, Hero Nation, Kingdom of Heroes, Heroes' Kingdom, Heroes' Nation, Bloodline of Heroes, Land of Heroes, Heroic Kingdom, Greatest Kingdom, Most Powerful Country, Hero Bloodline Kingdom

    Definition Faubrey is the most powerful nation in Raphtalia's World, distinguished by its Hero bloodlines, advanced technology, powerful military, and strong Hero-centered religions.

    Location Faubrey lies on the main continent near Melromarc, Shieldfreeden, Zeltoble, and other major nations.

    Government Faubrey is a monarchy supported by powerful nobles.

    • Political influence is heavily tied to royal bloodlines and proximity to the throne.
    • The royal family has long incorporated Heroes and their descendants.

    Hero Bloodlines Faubrey traditionally marries Legendary Heroes, Seven Star Heroes, and their descendants into its royal family.

    • This earned the nation a reputation as the "bloodline of Heroes."
    • Hero descendants are believed to possess exceptional appearance and abilities.
    • These bloodlines contribute heavily to Faubrey's prestige and political power.

    Religion Faubrey is a major center of Hero worship.

    • Four Holy Heroes Faith: Reveres the Legendary Heroes.
    • Seven Star Heroes Faith: Reveres the Vassal/Seven Star Heroes.
    • Separate churches serve both traditions.

    Technology Faubrey is considerably more technologically advanced than most nations.

    • Steam-powered vehicles.
    • Asphalt roads.
    • Cars.
    • Airplanes.
    • Firearms and artillery.

    Much of this technology originated from knowledge introduced by past Heroes.

    Cityscape The capital has a distinctly steampunk appearance, becoming increasingly modern toward its center.

    Military Faubrey possesses the world's strongest military.

    • Muskets.
    • Rifles.
    • Cannons.
    • Machine guns.
    • Other advanced firearms and artillery.

    Its military superiority makes direct conflict with Faubrey extremely dangerous.

    Hero Summoning As the world's leading power, Faubrey traditionally holds priority in summoning Legendary Heroes.

    Other Faubrey contains a museum preserving the bones of extinct dinosaurs.

30. #30[🗺] Melromarcselective

    Keys: Melromarc, Kingdom of Melromarc, Melromarc Kingdom, メルロマルク, Meruromaruku, Matriarchal Kingdom, Human Kingdom, Human Supremacist Nation, Kingdom of Humans, Human Realm, Melromarc Nation, Melromarc Realm, Melromarc Monarchy, Kingdom of Raphtalia's World, Great Kingdom of Melromarc

    Definition Melromarc is the largest nation in Raphtalia's World, a matriarchal monarchy ruled by a queen and historically dominated by humans.

    Government The queen holds supreme authority.

    • The king may govern in her absence.
    • Powerful nobles form an influential oligarchic class.
    • Women traditionally hold greater social and political status than men.
    • Husbands commonly take names determined by their wives.

    Capital Castle Town, located near the center of the country.

    Religion Melromarc historically followed the Church of the Three Heroes, which revered the Sword, Spear, and Bow Heroes while condemning the Shield Hero.

    The Church of the Four Heroes later became the official religion, recognizing all four Legendary Heroes equally.

    Races

    • Humans form the dominant population.
    • Demi-humans and beastmen have historically faced severe discrimination and slavery.
    • Protected demi-human territories such as Lurolona Village were later established as part of reconciliation efforts.

    Military Melromarc has a large and historically capable military.

    • It defeated Siltvelt during a major past war.
    • Its strength relies heavily on leadership, organization, and strategy.
    • Aultcray is especially renowned for military tactics and command.

    Economy Melromarc uses bronze, silver, and gold currency.

    • 100 bronze = 1 silver.
    • 100 silver = 1 gold.

    Geography Melromarc borders or lies near several major powers, including Siltvelt, Shieldfreeden, Zeltoble, and Faubrey.

    Known Territories

    • Seaetto Territory.
    • Reichnott Territory.
    • Rabier Territory.
    • Ivyred Territory.

    Known Settlements

    • Castle Town.
    • Lurolona Village.
    • Lerno Village.
    • Riyute Village.
    • Mirso Village.

    Other Territory The Cal Mira Archipelago belongs to Melromarc.

    International Relations

    • Siltvelt: Historic enemy due to racial, religious, and political conflict; later relations gradually improved.
    • Faubrey: Generally diplomatic but periodically strained by Hero-related disputes.
    • Shieldfreeden: Relations were damaged by Melromarc's treatment of the Shield Hero.
    • Zeltoble: Maintains comparatively stable relations.

    History Melromarc originated in the ancient Sword/Spear world and survived its merger with the Shield/Bow world.

    Its rivalry with Siltvelt became one of the defining conflicts of its history, driven by opposing Hero religions, racial supremacy, and slavery.

31. #31[🗺] Siltveltselective

    Keys: Siltvelt, Siltvelt Kingdom, Kingdom of Siltvelt, シルトヴェルト, Shirutoveruto, Demi Human Nation, Demi Nation, Nation of Demihumans, Nation of Demi-Human's, Demi-Human Nation, Demi-Human Kingdom, Beastman Kingdom, Shield Hero Nation, Shield Worship Nation, Shield Faith Nation, Northeastern Kingdom, Siltvelt State, Siltvelt Government, Siltvelt Parliament

    Definition Siltvelt is a demi-human and beastman nation northeast of Melromarc, centered around worship of the Shield Hero.

    History Siltvelt descends from the ancient nation of Siltran in the former Shield/Bow world.

    • Siltran summoned the Shield Hero Mamoru Shirono.
    • The Vassal Claw has historically been associated with the nation.
    • Siltvelt later fought a major war against Melromarc.

    Government Siltvelt is officially a parliamentary democracy but functions largely as an oligarchy dominated by four major demi-human races:

    • Hakuko.
    • Genmu.
    • Shusaku.
    • Aotatsu.

    The factions compete for political influence and differ in their dependence on the Shield Hero.

    Factions

    • Hakuko: Traditionally radical and militaristic; formerly the most influential race.
    • Genmu: Generally moderate and less dependent on the Shield Hero.
    • Shusaku: Officially neutral, though some support radical pro-Shield factions.
    • Aotatsu: Many follow Dragon Faith instead of Shield worship.

    Religion Siltvelt follows the Church of the Shield.

    • The Shield Hero is treated as a sacred figure.
    • The religion strongly contrasts with Melromarc's former Church of the Three Heroes.

    Races

    • Demi-humans and beastmen form the dominant population.
    • Humans have historically faced discrimination and slavery.

    Military Siltvelt possesses a powerful military supported by the naturally high combat ability of many demi-human races.

    • It was once strong enough to pursue continental conquest.
    • Its forces can contain Waves even without direct Hero intervention.
    • Hakuko warriors are especially renowned for combat instincts and resilience.

    Geography Siltvelt lies on the main continent near Melromarc, Shieldfreeden, Zeltoble, and other major nations.

    International Relations

    • Melromarc: Historic enemy due to racial supremacy, slavery, religious conflict, and competition over the Shield Hero.
    • Q'ten Lo: Siltvelt is its primary known foreign trading partner.
    • Shieldfreeden: Relations are strained despite both being demi-human nations.
    • Zeltoble: Generally maintains workable relations.
    • Faubrey: Traditionally viewed favorably for its treatment of demi-humans.

    Shield Hero Siltvelt places exceptional political and religious importance on the Shield Hero, with radical factions seeking direct devotion while moderates prefer greater national independence.

32. #32[🗺] Shieldfreedenselective

    Keys: Shieldfreeden, Schildfrieden, シルドフリーデン, Shirudofuriden, Republic of Shieldfreeden, Shieldfreeden Republic, Demi-Human Republic, Demi-Human Nation, Shield Nation, Shield Country, Dragon Faith Nation, Shield Faith Nation, Constitutional Republic, Representative Republic

    Definition Shieldfreeden is a demi-human-majority republic located southeast of Melromarc.

    Origins Shieldfreeden was founded partly in response to Siltvelt's bloodline politics and widespread racial discrimination.

    Government Shieldfreeden is a representative republic.

    • Political power is held by representatives, many of whom are nobles.
    • The nation is comparatively liberal in both politics and religion.

    Religion

    • Shield Faith is widespread among the population.
    • Dragon Faith is influential among the ruling class, especially the Aotatsu.

    Races

    • Demi-Humans.
    • Humans.

    Dragons Shieldfreeden employs many Dragons and maintains favorable relations with the Aotatsu tribe.

    Hero Relations Shieldfreeden is strongly supportive of the Shield Hero.

    • It opposed Melromarc's mistreatment of Naofumi.
    • It was considered a more welcoming destination for demi-humans.
    • Its Dragon Hourglass can provide class upgrades.

    Vassal Weapon Shieldfreeden was historically responsible for the Vassal Hammer.

    Geography Shieldfreeden lies on the main continent near Melromarc, Siltvelt, Zeltoble, and other major nations.

    International Relations

    • Melromarc: Comparatively stable but strained by demi-human discrimination and Naofumi's persecution.
    • Siltvelt: Shares demi-human interests but has notable political tension.
    • Zeltoble: Generally maintains good relations.
    • Faubrey: Historically maintains favorable relations.

    Travel From Melromarc, Shieldfreeden is roughly one month away by wagon or at least two weeks by ship.

33. #33[🗺] Zeltobleselective

    Keys: Zeltoble, Zeltbur, Zeltbull, ゼルトブル, Zerutoburu, Merchant Nation, Merchant Country, Mercenary Nation, Mercenary Country, Nation of Merchants, Country of Merchants, Nation of Mercenaries, Merchant State, Mercantile Nation, Mercantile State, Trade Nation, Commercial Nation

    Definition Zeltoble is a merchant and mercenary nation known for immense trade, powerful weapons, coliseums, and a profit-driven political system.

    Government Zeltoble is ruled by a Merchant Council.

    • Powerful merchants and nobles compete for influence.
    • Commercial agreements and merchant codes function as the main basis of order.
    • The Adventurer's Guild has strong ties to the country.

    Economy Zeltoble circulates enormous amounts of wealth.

    • Weapon shops, medicine shops, mercenary work, gambling, and slave trading are major industries.
    • Merchants generally prioritize profit over political allegiance.

    Weapons Zeltoble is renowned for producing exceptionally powerful weapons.

    • Many Heroes considered its equipment among the best available.
    • Several Shooting Star-series weapons originated from Zeltoble materials and craftsmanship.

    Coliseums Coliseums are one of Zeltoble's defining institutions.

    • Fighters compete in solo or team matches.
    • Spectators gamble on the results.
    • Anyone, including Heroes, can participate.
    • Some coliseums secretly operate slave markets beneath their arenas.

    Slavery Slave trading is widespread and often connected to coliseum organizations and merchant unions.

    Military Zeltoble maintains no conventional standing army.

    • It instead relies on mercenaries, assassins, and affiliated organizations.

    Geography Zeltoble lies east of Melromarc on the main continent and borders or lies near Melromarc, Siltvelt, and Faubrey.

    Dragon Hourglass Zeltoble possesses a Dragon Hourglass, though it does not provide class-ups.

    International Relations Zeltoble normally avoids permanent alliances or rivalries.

    • It trades with any nation when profitable.
    • Its political actions are generally guided by commercial interests rather than ideology.
34. #34[🗺] Reikiselective

    Keys: Reiki, Spirit Tortoise Nation, Spirit Turtle Nation, 霊亀国, Nation of Reiki, Kingdom of Reiki, Country of Reiki, Spirit Tortoise Country, Spirit Turtle Country, Tortoise Nation, Turtle Nation, Eastern Nation, Isolated Nation, Nation on a Turtle

    Definition Reiki, also called the Spirit Tortoise Nation, is an isolationist country east of Melromarc built around the Spirit Tortoise.

    Culture Reiki preserved a distinct culture through roughly a century of isolation.

    • Its architecture has a strongly Chinese style.
    • Major structures include castles and temples.
    • A settlement exists on the Spirit Tortoise's back.

    Spirit Tortoise The nation housed the sealed Spirit Tortoise.

    • Its awakening devastated Reiki.
    • The Tortoise's familiars killed the country's residents.

    Keichi's Inscription A previous Hero named Keichi left a Japanese inscription inside a temple after sealing the Spirit Tortoise.

    The damaged inscription states:

    • The Spirit Tortoise's power is comparable to the Seventh Wave.
    • Releasing it causes enormous loss of life but can help prevent future Waves.
    • Its head and heart must both be destroyed to defeat it.
    • The eight Vassal Weapon wielders are meant to assist the Legendary Heroes.
35. #35[🗺] Q'ten Loselective

    Keys: Q'ten Lo, Qten Lo, Q'Ten Lo, Q Ten Lo, キュテンロウ, Q'ten Lo Empire, Q'ten Lo Nation, Heavenly Empire, Eastern Island Nation, Isolationist Nation, Pacifier Nation, Spirit Implement Nation, Sakura Nation

    <qten_lo> Definition Q'ten Lo is an isolationist island nation in the east of Raphtalia's World, characterized by strong feudal Japanese aesthetics and ruled by the Heavenly Emperor.

    Government Q'ten Lo combines absolute monarchy with powerful noble families.

    • Government and religion are closely intertwined.
    • The Heavenly Emperor serves as both ruler and religious authority.
    • Officials and nobles often function as priests.

    Pacifier The Heavenly Emperor holds the role of "Pacifier of Spirit Implements."

    • Ensures Legendary and Vassal Heroes do not stray from their duties.
    • Can weaken or suppress Legendary and Vassal Weapons.
    • Only one active pacifier exists in the world at a time.

    Religion Q'ten Lo primarily venerates the Heavenly Emperor's bloodline rather than the Four Holy Heroes.

    • Legendary Weapons are known as Spirit Implements.
    • An ancient altar allowed the Heavenly Emperor to communicate with weapon spirits.

    Water Dragon The Water Dragon protects Q'ten Lo and supports its role as the world's pacifier.

    • Maintains a barrier around the nation.
    • Prevents certain hostile Hero and reincarnated individuals from entering.
    • Water Dragon Miko serve as ritual specialists and executioners.

    Landscape Q'ten Lo is an island accessible primarily through Siltvelt.

    • Sakura Lumina trees provide light and energy.
    • Monsters near these trees become stronger and yield more experience.
    • Burial grounds containing sealed monsters help power the country's barrier.

    Military Q'ten Lo employs highly skilled covert operatives similar to ninjas.

    • Specialize in infiltration, concealment, and assassination.
    • Display extreme loyalty to the Heavenly Emperor.

    Technology Sakura Stones of Destiny are specialized artifacts associated with the pacifier.

    • Can suppress Legendary Weapons.
    • Can prevent Holy Heroes from entering Q'ten Lo.
    • Weapons made from them are especially effective against Heroes.

    International Relations Q'ten Lo maintains strong isolationist policies.

    • Siltvelt is its primary external connection and trade route.
    • Entry requires specialized magical authorization.

    Q'ten Lo Castle The roughly 400-year-old royal castle contains hidden passages and secret chambers.

    • One chamber bears inscriptions readable only by the Heavenly Emperor.
    • These records describe pacifier techniques and duties. </qten_lo>
36. #36[🗺] Cal Mira Archipelagoselective

    Keys: Cal Mira Archipelago, Cal Mira Islands, Cal Mira Island, Cal Mira, カルミラ諸島, Karumira Archipelago, Karumira Islands, カルミラ島, Karumira Island, Cal Mira Resort, Cal Mira Resort Islands, Holiday Resort, Resort Archipelago, Volcanic Archipelago, Hero Training Grounds, Experience Grinding Islands, Activation Islands, Leveling Islands

    <cal_mira_archipelago> Definition The Cal Mira Archipelago is a volcanic island chain belonging to Melromarc, famous as a resort and high-level training area.

    Government The archipelago is ruled by Count Habenburg.

    Activation Once every ten years, Cal Mira enters an activation period.

    • Experience gain increases greatly.
    • Monster growth and reproduction accelerate.
    • Monster populations surge.
    • Adventurers can rapidly level, with gains becoming much less efficient around levels 70–80.

    Heroes The islands have been used as training grounds by the Four Holy Heroes since ancient times.

    Environment

    • Volcanic islands, normally dormant.
    • Calm surrounding waters.
    • Some islands can be crossed between at low tide.
    • Each island supports its own monster ecosystem centered around Karma-series monsters.

    Hot Springs Cal Mira is known for hot springs with powerful healing properties.

    • Repeated bathing can help remove severe curses.
    • Their effects can surpass high-grade holy water.

    Economy The local economy is driven by tourism and the once-per-decade activation.

    • Adventurers arrive to level.
    • Merchants, blacksmiths, armorers, alchemists, and other craftsmen follow the influx.
    • Hot springs and Hero monuments also attract visitors.

    Wave Site An underwater temple contains a Red Hourglass of the Dragon's Era capable of counting down to a Wave. </cal_mira_archipelago>

37. #37[🗺] Hot Spring Townselective

    Keys: Hot Spring Town, Hot Springs Town, Hot Spring Village, Hot Springs Village, Spring of Love, Love Spring, Love Hot Spring, Hot Spring Region, Hot Springs Region, Hot Spring Resort, Hot Springs Resort, Volcanic Hot Spring Town, Spa Town, Spa Village, Bath Town, Thermal Spring Town, Onsen Town, Onsen Village, Hot Spring Settlement

    <hot_spring_town> Definition Hot Spring Town is a settlement in Melromarc located in a volcanic mountain region and known for its many hot springs.

    Legend A famous hot spring called the Spring of Love is said to have appeared where villagers defeated a Silver Boar.

    • Couples who enter together are believed to become bonded for life.

    Townscape The town contains numerous hot springs, inns, bars, restaurants, and other buildings.

    Economy Hot springs attract travelers, doctors, caretakers, and medicine merchants.

    Local Resources

    • Lachium: Rare metal sought by wizards and alchemists and considered a charm for love.
    • Gaggoko Eggs: Rare local delicacy.

    Monsters

    • Silver Boar.
    • Gaggoko Bird. </hot_spring_town>
38. #38[🗺] Infinite Labyrinthselective

    Keys: Infinite Labyrinth, Infinite Maze, Endless Labyrinth, Endless Maze, Labyrinth World, Infinite Prison, Infinite Dungeon, Spatial Labyrinth, Distortion Labyrinth, Dimensional Labyrinth, Endless Prison, Prison World, Maze World, Spatial Maze, Interdimensional Maze, Ancient Wizard's Labyrinth, Impossible Maze, Escape Labyrinth, Sealed Labyrinth

    <infinite_labyrinth> Definition The Infinite Labyrinth is a nearly inescapable artificial world created by an ancient wizard through spatial distortion magic and later used as a prison.

    Origin The labyrinth was originally a fortified castle.

    • A flaw in its spatial magic transformed it into a maze of stitched-together spaces.
    • Its distorted structure makes escape extremely difficult.

    Environment The starting area contains:

    • A white-sand beach.
    • A grassy field with medicinal herbs.
    • A nearby thicket.
    • A freshwater river.

    Notable Areas

    • Prison near the starting region.
    • Stone-walled room connected to another world.
    • Small church-like room used during Naofumi's escape.

    Effects Those entering from another world may have their levels reset and lose access to much of their normal equipment or abilities.

    Inhabitants Kizuna Kazayama was imprisoned there for years and established multiple bases while exploring the labyrinth.

    Monsters Known hostile creatures include:

    • Kappa.
    • Box.

    Escape Naofumi exploited the labyrinth's monster population limit by producing large numbers of BioPlant monsters.

    • Once the limit was exceeded, monsters began being expelled.
    • Naofumi, Rishia, and Kizuna used the resulting opening to escape into Glass' World. </infinite_labyrinth>
39. #39[🗺] Northern Territoryselective

    Keys: Northern Territory, Northern Territories, Northern Region, Northern Province, Northern Domain, Northern Lands, North Territory, North Region, Northern District, Northern Area, Northern Frontier, Northern Province of Melromarc, Northern Domain of Melromarc, Northern Borderlands, Northern Territory Region

    <northern_territory> Definition The Northern Territory is a region of Melromarc located north of Castle Town.

    Government The territory was ruled by a corrupt governor who imposed excessive taxes, accepted bribes, and used hired thugs to suppress opposition.

    Economy High tolls and taxes severely increased the cost of food, lodging, and trade, causing widespread hardship.

    • Shops, inns, bars, and markets form the local economy.
    • Conditions improved after the governor was removed.

    Bow Hero Incident Itsuki investigated the governor on behalf of the crown and helped remove him from power.

    • He also rescued a neighboring noble's daughter.
    • Because Itsuki hid his identity, someone else claimed the reward.
    • This incident eventually led to his meeting with Rishia.

    Location The territory lies in northern Melromarc near the direction of Siltvelt. </northern_territory>

40. #40[🗺] Piensaselective

    Keys: Piensa, ピエンサ, Kingdom of Piensa, Piensan Kingdom, Piensan Monarchy, Ancient Piensa, Ancient Kingdom of Piensa

    Definition Piensa was a powerful ancient monarchy from the original Bow/Shield world and the nation associated with the Legendary Bow Hero.

    Government Piensa was ruled by a king.

    • The Bow Hero held major religious authority and ranked second only to the king.

    Ideology Piensa viewed its own concept of justice as absolute.

    • Sought to expand its territory and influence.
    • Claimed the world's Heroes and Hero-related relics should belong to Piensa.
    • Pursued control of the Holy Land as part of its expansionist ambitions.

    Religion Piensa treated the Legendary Weapons and their wielders as holy.

    • The Bow Hero was especially revered.
    • Remnants of Piensa's beliefs may have influenced the later Church of the Three Heroes.

    Military Piensa possessed a massive, highly trained army.

    • Its forces were estimated at roughly ten times Siltran's.
    • Included humans, demi-humans, and beastmen.
    • Traditionally fought alongside the Legendary Bow Hero.

    Dragon Battalion A major military unit created under the Bow Hero.

    • Used powerful dragons as weapons against enemies and the Waves.
    • Effective but extremely expensive to maintain.

    Geography Piensa controlled vast territory and abundant resources compared with neighboring nations.

    International Relations

    • Siltran: Major enemy and repeated invasion target.
    • Q'ten Lo: Had prior military encounters with its forces.

    History Piensa pursued military expansion and attempted to dominate surrounding nations.

    • It repeatedly opposed Mamoru, the Shield Hero.
    • The newly formed Siltvelt eventually destroyed Piensa.
    • Its surviving territory or population may later have been absorbed into Melromarc after the worlds merged.
41. #41[🗺] Sanctuaryselective

    Keys: Sanctuary, Holy Land, Ancient City, Sacred Land, Sacred Sanctuary, Holy Sanctuary, Sacred Ruins, Ancient Sanctuary, Lost Holy Land, Shield Hero Sanctuary, Bow Hero Sanctuary, Filolial Sanctuary, Sanctuary Ruins, Sacred City

    Definition Sanctuary, also known as the Holy Land, is an ancient city founded by the original Shield and Bow Heroes and later used as a filolial sanctuary under Fitoria.

    Location Sanctuary lies deep within the Lost Woods.

    • Uninvited travelers become lost in the forest.
    • Those who know the route or are invited can reach the ruins.

    Ancient Past Sanctuary once contained a village, stone structures, a crumbling castle, and access to the Vassal Carriage.

    • The nearby village of V'sheel housed people who maintained and protected the site.
    • Its inhabitants included Lizard Men and weasel demi-humans.

    Modern Day The ruins have been heavily reclaimed by the forest.

    • Abandoned buildings, shrines, and temple ruins are covered by roots and vines.
    • Fitoria uses the temple ruins as her nest and stores accumulated treasures there.

    Ancient Facilities Sanctuary contains powerful surviving technology and magic.

    • A clock-shaped altar can manipulate the passage of time.
    • The facility originated from the Sword/Spear world and became part of Sanctuary after the world mergers.
    • A magical chamber contains Red Poison capable of creating Guardians and unlocking the 0 Series.

    Murals Hidden ruins contain murals depicting legendary weapons, vassal weapons, and a cat-like entity.

    • Text describes the true nature of the Waves of Calamity.
    • The 0 Series is stated to be effective against self-proclaimed gods.
    • Heroes are described as temporary defenders meant to hold back the enemy until outside help arrives.

    Legends Sanctuary is widely regarded as a lost holy site containing powerful weapons and magic.

    • Some legends claim its ancient rulers became corrupt before Suzaku destroyed the city in a single night.
    • Piensa regarded Sanctuary as the Holy Land and sought control of it.

    Inhabitants

    • Filolials.
    • Demi-humans formerly lived around the site.
    • Ancient Heroes were historically associated with it.
42. #42[🗺] Riyute Villageselective

    Keys: Riyute Village, Riyute, Riyūto Village, Riyūto Mura, Lute Village, リユート村, Riyute Settlement, Riyute Town, Village of Riyute, Lute Settlement, Lute Town, Southwestern Village of Melromarc

    <riyute_village> Definition Riyute Village is a small settlement southwest of Melromarc's Castle Town.

    Geography

    • Located near the site of the Second Wave.
    • Surrounded largely by farmland.
    • Forest nearby used for hunting and leveling.
    • Swamp to the west.
    • Mountains to the north.
    • An abandoned coal mine lies on the outskirts and became infested with dangerous monsters after the Wave.

    Economy Riyute benefits from nearby trade routes and local resources.

    • Inn: 1 silver coin per night.
    • Resources include medicinal herbs, lumber, ore, and monster materials.
    • Traveling monster-material merchants visit only every few days.
    • No dedicated medicine shop.

    Monsters Wave Monsters

    • Chimera
    • Two-Headed Black Dog
    • Inter-Dimensional Locust
    • Inter-Dimensional Bee
    • Inter-Dimensional Zombie

    Domestic

    • Filolial
    • Tyrella </riyute_village>
43. #43[🗺] Shieldfreedenselective

    Keys: Shieldfreeden, Schildfrieden, シルドフリーデン, Shirudofuriden, Republic of Shieldfreeden, Shieldfreeden Republic, Demi-Human Nation, Demi-Human Country, Liberal Nation, Constitutional Republic, Representative Republic, Shield Nation, Dragon Faith Nation

    Definition Shieldfreeden is a demi-human-majority republic located southeast of Melromarc.

    Origins The nation was founded partly in opposition to Siltvelt's bloodline politics and widespread racial discrimination.

    Government Shieldfreeden is a representative republic.

    • Political power is held by a national senate.
    • Representatives are largely drawn from the nobility.
    • The nation is comparatively liberal in politics and religion.

    Population

    • Demi-Humans.
    • Humans.
    • Large numbers of Dragons are also employed by the nation.

    Religion

    • Shield Faith is the common religion.
    • Dragon Faith is influential among the ruling class, especially the Aotatsu.

    Heroes Shieldfreeden strongly reveres the Shield Hero.

    • It was historically responsible for the Vassal Hammer.
    • Its Dragon Hourglass can provide class upgrades.

    Geography Shieldfreeden lies on the main continent near Melromarc, Siltvelt, Zeltoble, and other major nations.

    International Relations

    • Melromarc: Comparatively stable but strained by anti-demi-human discrimination and mistreatment of the Shield Hero.
    • Siltvelt: Shares demi-human roots but maintains political tensions.
    • Zeltoble: Generally maintains good relations.
    • Faubrey: Historically maintained favorable relations due to Faubrey's power.

    Travel From Melromarc, Shieldfreeden is roughly one month away by wagon or at least two weeks by ship.

44. #44[🗺] Siltranselective

    Keys: Siltran, シルトラン, Shirutoran, Ancient Siltran, Kingdom of Siltran, Nation of Siltran, Ancient Kingdom of Siltran, Ancient Nation of Siltran, Shield and Bow World Siltran, Pre-Fusion Siltran, Predecessor of Siltvelt, Ancient Demi-Human Nation

    Definition Siltran was an ancient demi-human nation in the original Shield/Bow world and the predecessor of Siltvelt.

    Government Siltran was a monarchy.

    • The king normally ruled the nation.
    • In the king's absence, the Shield Hero could assume authority.

    Shield Hero Mamoru Shirono was summoned to Siltran as the Legendary Shield Hero.

    Population Siltran was inhabited mainly by smaller, gentler demi-human and beastman races. Examples include:

    • Sheep demi-humans.
    • Mouse demi-humans.
    • Weasel demi-humans.
    • Kobolds.
    • Lizardmen.
    • Filolials.

    Culture Siltran's language was an older dialect related to modern Siltvelt.

    Military Siltran possessed a small and comparatively weak military.

    • Its forces were far smaller and less trained than Piensa's.
    • It had limited large-scale magical capability.
    • Defense relied heavily on the Shield Hero, allied support, and strategy.

    Economy War and bandit activity disrupted trade and caused food shortages.

    • Trade with Lurolona Village later supplied food and medicine.

    Capital Siltran's capital consisted of a castle surrounded by a modest town.

    • Buildings were simple stone and wood structures.
    • Architecture was compact and relatively plain.
    • A Dragon Hourglass was kept near the castle.

    Geography Siltran was surrounded mainly by barren plains rather than the jungle associated with modern Siltvelt.

    Relations

    • Piensa: Major enemy and superior military power seeking territory beyond Siltran.
    • Q'ten Lo: Distant and mysterious, with little reliable information available.

    History Siltran existed before the Shield/Bow world merged with the Sword/Spear world.

    • Its king was assassinated by a Piensa spy.
    • Piensa later advanced against the weakened nation.
    • Many Siltran artifacts were eventually lost or destroyed through conflict.
45. #45═══════[System]═══════selective

    Keys: System, Systems, Status, Status System, Game System, World System, System Interface, User Interface, UI, HUD, Menu System, Game Menu, Player Interface, Character Interface, Status Window, Status Screen, Status Menu, Information Screen, Character Status, System Menu, System Window, System Display, Menu, Character, Adventurer, Player, Inventory, Equipment, Skills, Communications, Party, Guild, Statistics, Parameters, HP, MP, Level, Experience, Status Effects, Attributes, Settings, Screen, Character Information, Player Information, Character Sheet, Player Sheet, Statistics Screen, Character Data, Player Data, Character Record, User Panel, Information Panel, Display Window, Interface Screen, Profile Window

    <status_magic_system> Definition The Status Magic System (SMS) is the game-like framework governing levels, stats, resources, skills, and character growth in certain worlds of The Rising of the Shield Hero.

    Stats The system represents combat capability through numerical values such as:

    • HP.
    • MP.
    • Attack.
    • Defense.
    • Agility.

    These values can determine combat effectiveness beyond what ordinary physical strength alone would suggest.

    Leveling Individuals gain EXP by defeating monsters and increase their level and stats.

    Level Caps Ordinary inhabitants eventually reach level limits.

    • Further growth normally requires a Class Up at a Dragon Hourglass.
    • Other methods such as Limit Breaks can also bypass growth restrictions.

    Class Up A Class Up unlocks further leveling and can alter the character's future stat growth.

    Resources

    • HP: Measures vitality and remaining health.
    • MP: Consumed when casting magic.
    • SP: Separate resource used by Legendary and Vassal Heroes for weapon skills.
    • EP: Represents Ki or internal life energy and becomes visible after learning to recognize and manipulate it.

    Power Systems Combat operates through three major systems:

    • Magic.
    • Skills.
    • Ki.

    These systems can interact and be combined for stronger effects.

    Hero Interface Legendary and Vassal Weapons provide their wielders with an expanded version of the Status system.

    • Displays stats and resources.
    • Provides weapon skills.
    • Manages absorbed materials and weapon forms.
    • Grants specialized weapon functions.
    • Legendary Heroes can continue leveling without ordinary Class Up requirements.

    Power-Up Methods Legendary Weapons possess multiple reinforcement systems such as weapon mastery, forging, smelting, and spirit-based enhancements.

    A Hero must recognize and accept a reinforcement method before their weapon can make effective use of it.

    Waves The system is connected to the interdimensional Waves of Calamity, which periodically bring hostile forces and threaten the stability of worlds.

    Dragon Hourglass Dragon Hourglasses serve as major interfaces for the SMS.

    • Perform Class Ups and level-limit procedures.
    • Can reset levels.
    • Detect approaching Waves and display their timing.
    • Can empower Heroes and Pacifiers.
    • Interact with Legendary and Vassal Weapon spirits.

    Legendary and Vassal Heroes Legendary Weapons defend their worlds against the Waves, while Vassal Weapons support them.

    • Their wielders can be summoned from other worlds.
    • Heroes do not require ordinary Class Ups or Limit Breaks.
    • They can continue leveling beyond normal limits.
    • Their weapons provide specialized abilities and weapon affinities.

    Pacifiers Each SMS world is intended to have one active Pacifier.

    • Oversees Legendary and Vassal Heroes.
    • Can weaken Heroes who act against their role.
    • Possesses special authority granted through the system.
    • Can communicate with or perceive the intentions of Weapon Spirits.

    Dragon Emperor Each SMS world possesses one active Dragon Emperor.

    • Dragon Emperor Fragments preserve specialized knowledge.
    • This includes methods for level-breaking ceremonies and awakening Guardian Beasts.

    Related Systems The SMS is closely connected to:

    • Dragon Hourglasses.
    • Legendary Weapons.
    • Vassal Weapons.
    • Guardian Beasts.
    • Pacifiers.
    • Dragon Emperors. </status_magic_system>
46. #46[📶] HPselective

    Keys: Hit Points, Hit Point, HP, Health Points, Health Point, Life Power, Life Points, Life Point, Health, Vitality, Health Pool, HP Pool, Life Pool, Vitality Pool, Health Meter, Life Meter, Health Value, HP Value, Remaining Health, Current HP, Maximum HP, Max HP, Hit Point Total, Life Total

    <hit_points> Definition HP (Hit Points), also called Life Power, is a Status Magic System stat representing a character's vitality.

    Function HP serves as the character's health resource and decreases when they take damage.

    Recovery HP can be restored through healing magic, medicine, and other recovery effects.

    Limit The supplied source does not specify the exact mechanical relationship between HP reaching zero and death, or whether HP universally overrides otherwise fatal physical injuries. </hit_points>

47. #47[📶] MPselective

    Keys: MP, Mana, Magic Power, Magic Points, Magic Point, Magical Power, Magic Power, Maryoku, 魔力, Magical Energy, Mana, Magic Force, Mana Points, Mana Pool, Magic Energy, Magical Force, Magical Reserve, Magic Reserve, Mana Reserve, Internal Magical Energy, Spell Energy, Arcane Energy, Mystic Energy, Magical Resource, Magical Fuel, Spell Fuel, Energy for Magic

    <magic_points> Definition MP (Magic Points), also called Magical Power, is the Status Magic System resource consumed to use Magic.

    Function

    • Spells consume MP when cast.
    • More powerful magic generally requires greater magical expenditure.
    • MP represents the caster's personal magical energy.

    Environmental Magic Techniques such as the Way of the Dragon Vein can draw on magical power from the surrounding environment rather than relying only on the caster's own reserves.

    Advanced Use Higher-level magic can combine multiple energy systems, including the caster's MP, ambient magical energy, and Hero-specific resources such as SP. </magic_points>

48. #48[📶] SPselective

    Keys: SP, Soul Power, Soul Energy, Spiritual Power, Spiritual Energy, Tamashīryoku, Tamashiryoku, 魂力, Spirit Power, Spirit Energy, Soul Force, Spiritual Force, Soul Reserve, Spiritual Reserve, Soul Resource, Hero Energy, Hero Power, Weapon Skill Energy, Hero Resource, Spiritual Stamina, Soul Stamina

    <skill_points> Definition SP, also called Soul Power, is a Hero-exclusive Status Magic System resource used to activate weapon Skills.

    Users SP is available to:

    • Legendary Heroes.
    • Vassal Heroes.

    Function

    • Weapon Skills consume SP.
    • Each skill has its own SP cost.
    • Examples include Air Strike Shield and Shield Prison.

    Depletion Exhausting SP can cause severe fatigue, dizziness, and mental exhaustion.

    Recovery SP naturally recovers over time and can also be restored through specialized consumables such as Spirit Aura Water and Lucor Fruit. </skill_points>

49. #49[📶] EPselective

    Keys: EP, Energy Points, Energy Point, Ki, 気, Life Force, Internal Energy, Vital Energy, Life Energy, Spiritual Energy, Inner Energy, Inner Power, Internal Power, Vital Force, Life Essence, Natural Energy, Bioenergy, Chi, Qi, Aura Energy, Ki Energy, EP Gauge, EP Bar, Energy Gauge, Energy Meter

    <energy_points> Definition EP, also called Ki, is internal life energy used by the Hengen Muso Style and certain Hero strengthening methods.

    Users

    • All living beings possess Ki.
    • Ordinary people must learn to sense and control it through training.
    • Heroes can unlock EP as a visible Status Magic System resource.

    Function EP can be used to:

    • Empower physical techniques.
    • Strengthen existing Skills.
    • Support Hengen Muso techniques.
    • Enhance attacks against highly defended opponents.

    Hero Use Certain Legendary Weapon strengthening methods allow Heroes to gather and use Ki as EP.

    Advanced Use EP can be combined with other resources such as MP and SP for more powerful techniques and magic. </energy_points>

50. #50[›] [📊] Attackselective

    Keys: Attack Power, Attack Power Stat, ATK, ATK Stat, Attack Strength, Offensive Power, Offensive Strength, 攻撃力, Kōgekiryoku, Attack Rating, Offensive Rating, Damage Power, Damage Output, Offensive Capability, Attack Value, Combat Power, Physical Attack, Weapon Attack, Offensive Stat, Damage Stat

    <attack_power> Definition Attack Power is a Status Magic System stat that determines the damage a character can inflict and is distinct from physical Strength.

    Function

    • Higher Attack Power increases offensive damage.
    • Damage is governed by the system's combat stats rather than raw physical force alone.
    • A physically strong character can still deal little damage if their Attack Power is low.

    Strength Strength refers to the body's physical capabilities, such as muscular force and endurance, rather than system-calculated damage.

    Shield Hero Naofumi demonstrates this distinction clearly:

    • He can possess substantial physical strength.
    • The Legendary Shield heavily restricts his Attack Power.
    • As a result, his physical force does not translate into equivalent offensive damage. </attack_power>

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