1. #1

   Keys: Adlivun, Planet, Outer Space, Diamond World, Adlivun System, Nanook

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   Adlivun, also known as the diamond world,[1] was a planet in the Adlivun System where Nanook, the Aeon of Destruction, was born as the world fell.[2] The system was largely destroyed by Nanook when THEY ascended into Aeonhood, leaving the planet as a charred obsidian orb.

   Adlivun was marred by the Emperor's War and the Swarm Disaster. When Akivili arrived there, the inhabitants were still fighting against the remaining descendants of Tayzzyronth.[3] The planet was burned to an obsidian hellscape the moment Nanook ascended.[1]

   After the defeat of Irontomb and the end of the Amphoreus Experiment, Lygus asked Screwllum to take his body to Adlivun. According to Lygus, there lies a formula there that will be useful to him when the day comes when he must destroy the Erudition. Although Screwllum refused, Lygus believed he would eventually grant his request out of the sake of his own conscience.[4]

   Etymology Adlivun refers to spirits of the departed and the underworld ruled by Sedna, the goddess of sea and marine animals in Inuit mythology. The souls are purified in the underworld, in preparation for the travel to the Land of the Moon.

2. #2

   Keys: Edo Star, Planet, Ballads, houses of music

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   Description Edo Star is a planet nestled within a vast ion storm region.[1] Its houses of music contain beautiful ancient ballads.[2]

   History Edo Star was previously attacked by the Antimatter Legion,[3] however according to the IPC they managed to repel them, afterwards putting their planet on temporary lockdown.[4]

   Trivia Edo Star is one of nine locations to appear randomly from the Destruction of the Destroyer assignment. During The Sun Also Rises, while in the ideal dream made by Sunday, the Astral Express crew voted on which location to travel to next. Among these choices was Edo Star, which was requested by the Interastral Peace Corporation due to the recent cessation in distress signals.[1] Etymology Edo is the old name of current Japan's capital, Tokyo. The era of Tokugawa rule in Japan from 1603 to 1868 is known as the Edo period. In 1868, as the result from the Meiji Restoration, Edo was renamed to Tokyo, and Edo Castle became the Tokyo Imperial Palace.

3. #3

   Keys: Baranza Forge, Planet, Industrial World, The Xianzhou Yuque, Synesthesia Beacons

   Enabled · After character · Order 300

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   Baranza Forge is an industrial world located on the path of the Xianzhou Yuque. The planet plays a vital role in the manufacturing of Synesthesia Beacons.

   History According to official reports, the Baranza Forge was attacked by Irontomb, and was completely neutralized by the assault

   Shortly after the attack, rescue teams from the IPC would arrive, working alongside the Garden of Recollection in order to salvage valuable technological achievements and assist survivors in rebuilding their lives

4. #4

   Keys: Capital of Passion, Planet, World, Prosthetics

   Enabled · After character · Order 400

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   Description Technology The residents of the Capital of Passion are obsessed with cybernetic prosthetics, while the city's limited regulations can only advise against the frenzy of excessive body modification. Not all messengers have cybernetic prosthetic arms, but those who do often have a strong passion to modify it. After all, no one wants to have a cybernetic limb that looks identical to everyone else's. Some prosthetic arms can be specially modified, with each finger joint able to rotate at high speeds and be launched like a bullet.

   The registered standards for modifications in the Capital of Passion only contains three categories, with a total of eighteen types. This was not enough for the rebellious messengers. They invest huge amounts of their salaries into imaginative designs. They create blueprints that enable their electronic conversion machinery to release lightning or transform their prosthetic hands into missiles, and the designs become increasingly outrageous as fees to engage messengers skyrocket.[1]

   Messenger holovisors project real-time information of the city directly onto the messenger's retina, turning impossible routes into an aerial path for the messengers: Building rooftops, air conditioning units, billboards, the arms of cranes, even unmanned logistics drones can become part of the path. Therefore, messengers must be skilled enough, as even one misstep would result in an unexpected and lethal fall. The Yellow Ducky holovisor is a discontinued old model that is said to be of considerable value among enthusiasts.[2]

   The Capital of Passion's cyberspace is expansive, and aether editing from Punklorde is also present.[3]

   Culture The financial magnates in the Capital of Passion greedily collect and monitor every piece of information that flows in the city, whether it is important or trivial, or whether it arose from reality or virtual realms. They were used to maintaining their dominance using information monopoly, and all who try to subvert this control will be punished by the Public Security Regulation. People once protested, which only made the financial magnates dish out some convenient compromises. Soon enough, people gave up on the idea of "privacy."[2]

   As a result, the messengers' courier satchels have become the final bastion of privacy. The satchel is small, lightweight, and can only carry chips or documents. The limited edition Yellow Ducky courier satchel may be a bit old, but its various accessories make it still in fashion.[4]

   Despite these shortcomings, the final remains of "information independence" in the Capital of Passion was solely ensured by these tiny blind spots. To avoid the private forces hired by the financial magnates, messengers in the Capital of Passion usually travel in the skies above the city, where security forces are scarce. They like to turn on pulse-scanning and look over the entire cyber city while chewing cheap gum and donning heavily modified holovisors.[2]

   As described on the Capital of Passion infomercial channel, as the Capital of Passion had entered its 4th era, food can almost be preserved forever. Thus, the citizens are curious about how expired food tastes. It was questioned whether or not messengers were running to protect information, or to earn exorbitant fees, and why people still transmitted information outside of the internet in the prosperous Capital of Passion.[5]

   Insidiously, the "information independence" that messengers protected became a monopoly. Insidiously, the risks that messengers faced became a bargaining chip. Insidiously, messengers became the accomplices of conspirators. The financial magnates did not destroy the messengers — It was their immature ideas that betrayed them. The messengers assembled before everything totally spiraled out of control, and bid a last farewell to their hurried lives. Most messengers wouldn't leave their name or even a trace in this city, making their behavior nothing but a self-indulgent coda. Even messengers can't pinpoint when the "nature of being a messenger" had changed to make them the people they hated the most. The messengers of the Capital of Passion have long become a legend of the past.[6]

   Advertisement History As the Capital of Passion entered its 4th era, food could almost be preserved forever. The financial magnates in the Capital of Passion collected and monitored every piece of information that flowed in the city, whether it was from reality or virtual realms. They were used to maintaining their dominance using information monopoly, and all who tried to subvert this control were punished by the Public Security Regulation. People once protested, which only made the financial magnates dish out convenient compromises. Soon enough, people gave up on the idea of "privacy."[5][4]

   Despite those shortcomings, the final remains of "information independence" in the Capital of Passion was solely ensured by tiny blind spots. Messengers in the Capital of Passion usually travelled in the skies above the city, where security forces are scarce, to avoid the private forces hired by the financial magnates. The messengers' courier satchels have become the final bastion of privacy, where people transmitted information outside of the internet.[2][4]

   It was eventually questioned whether or not messengers were running to protect information, or to earn exorbitant fees, and why do people still transmit information outside of the internet in the prosperous Capital of Passion. Insidiously, the "information independence" that messengers protected became a monopoly, the risks that messengers faced became a bargaining chip, and the messengers became the accomplices of conspirators.

   The financial magnates did not destroy the messengers — it was their immature ideas that betrayed them. The messengers assembled before everything spiralled out of control, and bid a last farewell to their hurried lives. It was decided that it would be the end of the messengers. They decided to let everyone see the truth of this city, and let the true reformists take action. The former Capital of Passion messengers all threw their sneakers into one spot, and left after a brief moment of silence. The messengers of the Capital of Passion became a legend of the past.[6]

   Boothill was suspected of illegally breaking into other people's vehicles and violated traffic rules in the Capital of Passion. The Community Boss recruited messengers to deliver the fine notices to the parties involved.

5. #5

   Keys: Court Camelot, World, Planet, Outer Space, Tranquil Paradise

   Enabled · After character · Order 500

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   History Court Camelot was a "tranquil paradise" where Guinaifen's family allegedly had a long and distinguished history. They resided in the Lord Protector's mansion, a huge house with a garden plaza which had stood for a few Amber Eras, described by Guinaifen to be the size of Aurum Alley.[1] Guinaifen's father was a minister who was rumored to have made the king his puppet, persecuted honest courtiers, and greedily became wealthy; though Guinaifen did not want to believe in these rumors, she knew some of them were true. Her father trained his three oldest children in the hopes that one of them would inherit the future of the planet.[2]

   After some time, the Antimatter Legion attacked the planet, tearing apart the Lord Protector's mansion and setting the streets aflame. Guinaifen's father died leading the army to protect the royal capital, while her mother took command of the servants still willing to fight. Guinaifen and her siblings, along with an old knight known to them as "Stone-Wall," escaped on a space shuttle to Hombert-σ.[2] Presently, Guinaifen doubts there is any life left on the planet.

6. #6

   Keys: Earth, Planet, World, Green and Blue Planet

   Enabled · After character · Order 600

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   Description Earth is a planet full of life, which can be found both on its land and its waters. Most of the land is geographically separated into continents and politically into countries. The planet's biosphere features multiple different ecosystems, which shape the flora and fauna that found its way there.

   Pretty much every crank of space is inhibited by an intelligent species colloquially known as "humans". They are 2-legged, soft and squishy sponges of creativity filled to the brim with dreams of conquer. Through wit and patience they dominated over tigers with sharp teeth, bears with claws strong enough to tear a human wide open, and all the other predators. Though, they are not alone. Anthropomorphic "Ideas" (self-aware manifestations of Stigmata), clones (which may include human DNA), and robots with human-like intelligence can also be found there.

   Since the descent of Honkai, Earth has been locked in the cycle of destruction and rebirth. Were the inhabitants unable to win against Honkai Beasts and the smarter envoys of Honkai known as Herrschers, the Final Herrscher would inevitably erase the Earthians and their civilization in the act of reversing the time and space on the planet to 50,000 years prior.

   Known Areas Several locations have been mentioned to exist on Earth, most mirroring those found in real life.

   Locations are sorted alphabetically and listed in the following order: country > state ≥ region ≥ city/village > establishment. Transcontinental countries will be listed only once under whichever continent that holds most of their landmass, unless a region from another is mentioned.

   Asia China (country; locally known as Shenzhou) Arc City[1] (city) Heliopolis Heliopolis Industrial Area[2] (establishment) Heliopolis Life Sciences[3] (establishment) Mount Taixuan[4] (region; holds an unnamed village) Fog Mount Temple[5] (establishment) Nine Realms[6][7] Yunchin[8] (city) India[9][10] (country) Calcutta[11] (city) Kurukshetra[12] (city) Japan[13] (country; called Zipangu[14] during Middle Ages) Nagano Prefecture (state; previously called Shinano Province[15]) Yae Village[15] (village) Nagazora[citation needed] (city) Roost[16] (makeshift shelter for orphans) Chiba Academy[citation needed] (school) St. Freya High[citation needed] (school with dormitory and outdoor training grounds) Underground Central Church[17] Kazakhstan[18] (country) Astana[18] (city) Philippines19 Manila[19] (city) Russia (country) Siberia[20][21] (region) Cocolia's Orphanage[citation needed] (orphanage) Babylon Labs[22] (Honkai research facility & prison) Nizhny Tagil[23] (city) Novosibirsk[24] (city) Siberian Taiga[25] (taiga) Lake Baikal[26] (lake) Tiksi[27] (city) Ulan-Ude[24] (city) Singapore[28] (country) United Arab Emirates[29] (country) Dubai[29] (city) Burj Khalifa[30] (mixed-use skyscraper) Burj Al Arab[30] (hotel) Africa Sahara[31] (region) Egypt (formerly Ptolemaic Egypt[32]) Giza[33] Heliopolis HQ[33] Cairo[33] South Africa[34] Maghreb[35] Schicksal Vimur Labs[35] North America Cuba[citation needed] (country) Havana[36] (city) El Morro Castle[36] (establishment) Greenland[37] (country) Northeast Greenland National Park[37] (region) Mexico[38] (country) United States (country) Alaska[39] Yukon River[39] Arizona[40] (state) Tucson[40] (city) Davis–Monthan Air Force Base[40] (establishment) California[41] (state) California Institute of Technology[41] (establishment) Los Angeles[42] (city) Los Angeles International Airport[42] (establishment) New Jersey[43] (state) New Mexico[44] (state) Alamogordo[45] (city) Santa Fe[46] (city) New York[47] (state) Central Park[47] (establishment) Texas[citation needed] Houston[48] Utah[citation needed] Salt Lake City[49] (city) AE Salt Lake Base[50] (establishment) Kentucky[citation needed] Lexington[51] (city) Montana[52] (state) Billings[52] (city) South America Argentina[53] Brazil[54] Colombia[55] Peru[56] Machu Picchu[56] Uruguay[57] Europe Austria[58] Vienna[45][59] Kolosten (in-game signs render the name as Klöstern; neighbors Vienna)[45][note 1] Former Schicksal HQ[45] St. 1491 Square St. 537 Church Statue of the Holy Maid Kallen Kaslana Street Morning Glow Overlook Danny Trail Schariac Bridge Holy Maid Square Alps Street Belarus[60][61] Belgium[62] Antwerp[62] (city) Bulgaria[63][citation needed][note 2] Croatia[64] Czech Republic[65] Prague[65] (city) Denmark[66] Estonia[67] France[68] Finland Oulu[69] (city) Germany[70] Berlin[71] (state) Kiel[72] (city) Frankfurt[11] (city) Schwarzwald[73][74] (region) Greece Athens[75][citation needed][note 2] Hungary[76] Iceland Vatnajökull[77][citation needed][note 2] Italy (previously part of the Roman Empire[78] with a shared capital city) Lombardy (regional state) Milan Teatro Alla Scala[79] Campania (regional state) Benevento[33] Mt. Vesuvius[80] Naples[81] Veneto (regional state) Venice[82] Norway[83] Hardanger[83][note 3][84] Poland[85] Warsaw Teatr Wielki[79] Portugal[86] Russia Moscow[87] (city) St. Petersburg[88] (city) Scotland[62] Glasgow[62] (city) Serbia[64] Belgrade[89] Slovakia[90] Bratislava (city; previously called Pressburg[90]) Spain[91] Valencia[33] Switzerland[92] Saint-Maurice[93] (city) Ireland[94] Londonderry[94] (city) United Kingdom Empire Research Institute[citation needed] England[95][96][97] Manchester[34] London[79] Sherlock Holmes Museum[98] Tower Bridge[98] Big Ben[98] British Museum[98] Russell Square[98] Glastonbury Tor

   Unspecified Schicksal HQ[100] Schicksal Air Terminal Oceania New Zealand[101][citation needed][note 2] Australia[102] Pacific Ocean The Deep Eye of the Deep Sea of Quanta Coral Island[103] Sea of Okhotsk[104] Mariana Trench[105] Antarctica N/A

   Previous Era China[note 4][note 5] Mu[106][107] Atra[108] Vladivostok 51[109][citation needed][note 2] Sundown Alley[110][111] Sapphire[112]

   History Main article: Timeline 65 million years ago Extinction of Dinosaurs on Earth.[113] 50,000 years ago During the battle against the Final Herrscher on the Moon, PROMETHEUS hacked the Cocoon and created the Will of Honkai, forcing the Cocoon to repeat its last cycle and become predictable.[citation needed] 2717 BC First Honkai corrupted animals in Southern Asia.[114] Ji Xuanyuan, the yellow emperor, appears as the first human with Honkai powers.[114] 480 AD[note 6] Griseo goes into Hibernation on the Ark.[115] 5th Century AD Kevin Kaslana initiates Project Stigma in Britannia but is stopped by Su.[116][117][118] 1470 Schicksal becomes dominant.[119] Plague appears, Honkai infused virus, taking 25 million lives in 6 years.[120] 1475 Battle of Kipchak Steppe between Schicksal and Ming forces.[119] 1476 Kallen Kaslana steals the Black Box which holds the Herrscher of Corruption.[121] June 30, 1908 A meteor of 60m hits the Siberian Taiga.[122] January 1, 1952 Welt Joyce awakes in Berlin, 1st Honkai Eruption.[123] November 24, 1955[note 7] Battle of New York commences.[124] The North American branch of Schicksal secedes from it after the battle.[125] July 3, 1957[note 8] Anti-Entropy is founded.[126] October 7, 1959 Soviet spaceship Luna 3 takes pictures of the Moon, Otto Apocalypse rates them as confidential.[127] July 20, 1969 2 astronauts of Apollo 11 land on the Moon.[128] August 1969 A month after Apollo 11, 3 Schicksal agents land on the Moon, they find that Honkai exists on the Moon as well.[128] February 1, 2000 322 scientists of Babylon Labs disappear mysteriously.[129] February 16, 2000 Sirin unleashes half a million Honkai Beasts across Siberia.[130] 2005 The 4th Divine Key is found orbiting Earth.[131] 2010 K-423's Herrscher persona awakes.[132] February 29, 2012 Mission Lonely Panthalassa commences in the Sea of Quanta.[133] 2013 Schicksal New Zealand branch implants the Gem of Desire in Wendy.[134] February 2014 3rd Eruption in Nagazora.[135][136] April 2014 Theresa Apocalypse fights pseudo-Herrscher Yuna in Nagazora but is poisoned, Yae Sakura sacrifices her life to save her.[137][138] May 22, 2015 Manila Honkai disaster strikes, the deadliest Honkai event in Southeast Asia.[139] Ana Schariac is the sole survivor of her squad.[140] Fall 2015 A powerful Honkai outbreak appears in Dubai.[141] 2018 Earth transcended Finality and Kiana Kaslana became the Herrscher of Finality.[113] September 22, 2023 Two people from Earth, Erdős Helia and Coralie 6626 Planck, landed on Mars for scientific explorations.[113][142] 2029 Welt Yang and Void Archives leave Earth and infiltrate a Sky People spacecraft. There, Welt discovers records of the Sky People targeting a variant of Himeko.[143] They both decide to leave the Solar System

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7. #7

   Keys: Emerald-III, Planet, World, Sizzling Thunder

   Enabled · After character · Order 700

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   Description Culture Emerald-III was the planet that hosted the band Sizzling Thunder, whose members and audience were comprised of youths who stayed behind, returned, or were drawn to the planet by their performance and message. Their songs include "Cheap Salvation", a hit from their first album,"Our Way," a single from Sizzling Thunder's second album and Sid's life credo, "Song of Sizzling Thunder" and "White Star", two singles from their final album of the latter's same name. David wrote both the lyrics and the music for "White Star". Janis reworded her angry words during a dispute with her parents into lyrics for "Cheap Salvation". "Song of Sizzling Thunder," was Bonham's masterpiece. They were dedicated to live their lives to the fullest while accepting their fate to be destroyed alongside their home planet.

   Their lyrics included "Only cowards flee while shouting the name of the redeemer." from "Cheap Salvation", "There's no meaning, no direction, nowhere else to go, and no future for us." from "Our Way", "We'll burn with our life, 'cause the white star needs a spark to ignite." from "White Star", and "Thunderclaps drown out our voice, lightning runs through our veins. We'll perish with our music and our star." From "Song of Sizzling Thunder".[1]

   History Emerald-III's star's lifespan was plunging and residents fled their home planet before the red giant exploded. Faced with a future of no escape, the elites took away hope, feigning ignorance to cries of desperation.

   Janis' parents paid a massive amount of credits to board the ship, helplessly praying for an interstellar salvation. The explosion of the red giant would destroy the planet, and it would collapse into a white dwarf. Before the arrival of the imminent doom, escape was the only option. Janis, the Doctor of Chaos, however, decided to try her best to face the annihilation of her home system head-on, attempting to prove that the existence of her home would never perish.

   As the dying sun burnt brighter, Janis took her mother's sunglasses and returned to the home planet with like-minded youngsters. The rock 'n' roll of Sizzling Thunder resounded through the planetary system, attracting involuntarily displaced youngsters to return to the crumbling Emerald-III. Lead guitarist Jimmy brought the band underground. There they sang about the tragedy of planetary destruction, which echoed throughout the entire universe.

   David printed the back of his leather jacket with a white star, or, more accurately, the white dwarf their star would become after the collapse. This would be their star's proof of existence. Those who left the planetary system and those who stayed behind all listened to that thunder-like rock 'n' roll and brandished the same striking symbol.

   Despite ceasing to exist, their presence had been remixed into the music and carved into eternity. Sizzling Thunder from Emerald-III quickly emblazed the whole planet's enthusiasm with several hits. Marking the beginning of their concert tour were the dazzling sparkles of electrifying thunder when Daeve the rhythm guitarist fiercely struck chords, which coincidentally was also worshiped by hordes of their music fans as the only light in their lives.

   In every concert tour the band had, there would be fans keeping order voluntarily and handing out wristbands to everyone upon entering the concert grounds. Most of these fans could not afford the costly fees for an escape, so accepting their fate and waiting for the electromagnetic burst to arrive was their only option. Ever since witnessing the return of these rebellious youths to the planet, they had felt it in their bones that their souls were ignited at this very moment. Onto these wristbands they wrote their lyrics, their showtime, as well as the band's unvoiced scream.

   Sid the bassist collected the wristbands for every tour. His girlfriend wove them into a bracelet, which Sid then wore all the time. Sizzling Thunder may have changed people's attitude toward finality, but they could not change their destiny. Desolation and despair were all that lay on the surface of the doomed planet. In the era of scarce resources, the band made all their albums out of discarded X-ray films.

   Before the long night of Emerald-III, the temperature on the planet's surface had plunged. The once unbearable air cooled down quite a bit as people walked out of their underground shelter and set out for the place where the band was putting on a show. At the final concert of their "Thunderclap" tour, the restless air filled with the warning signs of electromagnetic storms, and lightning was conducted through the metal scaffolding to the stage. Sparks leaped under Bonham's boots. The entire band merged with thunder and lightning. After the encore, a huge ball of lightning engulfed the stage and announced the end of Sizzling Thunder's show.

   After the night of their twilight show, Sizzling Thunder came to a permanent end, just like in their lyrics.[1]

   Some time after the mass evacuation of the planet, the Emerald-III Migrant Charity Foundation was set up. Boothill donated to the charity but claimed he couldn't read and refused to sign. To express gratitude for his donation, Chairperson Doris and the Charity Foundation went looking for someone with connections to present the certificate to him.

8. #8

   Keys: Fetora, World, Planet

   Enabled · Selective · After character · Order 800

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9. #9

   Keys: Hombert-σ, Homebert, Planet, World

   Enabled · After character · Order 900

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   History Hombert-σ used to be a barren planet covered in dark soot.[1] Primitive algae, fungi, and lichen maintained an atmosphere that barely supported animal life. In the past, most of the endemic species on the planet would pose a threat to humanity if they were to live there.[2]

   However, the planet was later populated by humans after the discovery of valuable mineral ores by the Interastral Peace Corporation. The IPC doesn't keep a close watch on the planet, and unless workers are charged as criminals, their freedoms are not restricted as long as they pay taxes

10. #10

    Keys: Hyai'i, Hyai'i federation, Planet, World

    Enabled · After character · Order 1000

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    Flora and Fauna Hyai'i is known for being the origin of nosewalkers, a popular pet on some worlds.[2] The planet also has a species of Yellow Milkvetch.[3]

    History Sometime in the past, some Nameless snuck into the Hyai'i Zoo and spent the crew's budget on 250 Nosewalker cubs. They kept them in the restroom, where they were left to breed and multiply uncontrollably, causing other carriages to be filled with sewage.[4]

    In recent history, nosewalkers have been introduced aboard the Xianzhou Alliance as a popular alien pet. This seemingly cute, docile, and harmless pet also has a drawback: its size expands with that of its surrounding living space. When the Cloud Knights' hunting squad located the first of the nosewalkers, the largest had already grown to the size of two starskiffs. Based on data published by the Hyai'i Federal Bureau of Biology and Medicine, the largest nosewalker ever recorded is half the size of the Xianzhou Luofu.

11. #11

    Keys: izumo, Pitch Black Great Sun, Black Sun, Planet, World

    Enabled · After character · Order 1100

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    Description Izumo often experienced heavy thunderstorms. Girls carried their makeup with them wherever they went, as they feared it would be ruined by the rain.[4]

    The people of Izumo used tassels to bind sharp blades to their belts.[5]

    Although nearly all traces of Izumo have been lost to history, Izumo Miso can still be found as an interstellar import in places such as the Xianzhou Luofu.

    History The planet Izumo gave rise to humans, who named the planet they lived on "Izumo" and its sister planet in the sky "Takamagahara." One day, demonic beasts known as Kami descended from Takamagahara into Izumo with the sole purpose of eradicating the planet's inhabitants. From then on, Izumo started its long and arduous crusade, exchanging inordinate lives lost for the fall of one Kami after another. They slew one particularly powerful Kami, the "Sovereign of Revelation," and used its body to forge the first Edict Edge (also known as a Sentinel).[2] The wielders of these swords could recite the mantra contained within to master the divine power of Takamagahara, and use it to combat the Kami.[1] During the long war against the Kami, the people broke 70,033 warrior's blades and forged twelve Sentinels.[5]

    The people of Izumo also used the might of the Edict Edges to light up their uncivilized world of darkness. In less than ten Amber Eras, they built cities with dazzling neon lights.[1] Some humans became Oni as a result of drawing upon Takamagahara's power.

    As the war came to a halt, the twelve Sentinels were broken and sealed away.[5] The people used the remains of the Edict Edges to craft two blades: "Origin," wielded by Acheron, and "End," presumably wielded by Hakuhatsu Ki. Acheron and Hakuhatsu Ki came into conflict and fought in a duel to determine the future of Izumo. Though Acheron emerged victorious, the battle was ultimately meaningless, as Izumo and Takamagahara had long since begun sinking into the Shadow of IX. As Acheron realized that all they had done had been futile, she was consumed by Nihility and became a Self-Annihilator, while both planets were destroyed by the Shadow of IX.[2][6]

    Due to its sudden destruction, Izumo's history is all but lost in the modern day. A group of Armed Archaeologists once ventured to the remains but could only find the Enigmata there.[7] Academics hold various views regarding its disappearance, but none can solve the mystery

12. #12

    Keys: Kalevala, Planet, World

    Enabled · After character · Order 1200

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    Kalevala is an inhabited world with a cold climate. It can be found around two hundred system hours from Pier Point and has recently opened their trade routes. The planet contains several massive supernium deposits.[1]

    History Several Amber Eras ago, the planet's native people were dominated by several borisin packs who became stranded on the planet, revering them as their Beastmasters.[1]

    An undetermined time later, an unknown Cloud Knight from the Xianzhou Alliance crashes his starskiff and becomes stranded on this planet. Determining that he would not be able to repair the starskiff, he instead fought the borisin on the planet alongside Guyun to protect the people.[1]

    The stone monument, which is inscripted with the "PLTX SYZJ XBRTZ" and translates to "I have drifted far from my homeland and am on the brink of death. Yet, I take solace in having honorably fulfilled my duties The stone monument, which is inscripted with the Xianzhou Script "PLTX SYZJ XBRTZ" and translates to "I have drifted far from my homeland and am on the brink of death. Yet, I take solace in having honorably fulfilled my duties."[1]

    The Cloud Knight with the help of the Kalevalans was successful in killing all of the borisin. Before the Cloud Knight succumbed to mara, he left Guyun to the people of Kalevala and tasked them with defeating one final "demon" — his mara-struck self — and constructing a stone monument in which to seal him away. Once he was sealed, a golden tree sprouted under the monument, in which Kalevalans use it as proof that the hero exists.[1]

    Afterwards, the people saw the Guyun as a symbol of kingship and dubbed them the Miekka Kivessä, or Sword of Heroes. Many wars were fought amongst each other to obtain it and claim the title of king. Guyun, who grew tired of fighting wars returned to the stone monument and etched himself in there, with no one able to pull it out.[1]

    Over time, the planet's people ended up with a council instead of a king as ruler. Argenti, who visited the planet, was able to remove the sword from the monument, in which he decided to return the sword to the Xianzhou Alliance.[1]

    After the sword learned it was to be given away to the strongest warrior at the Luminary Wardance Ceremony and again used for combat, they asked Argenti to steal it from the Artisanship Commission and take it away from the Luofu. When the others caught Argenti, he and Guyun told the story of Kalevala to the Trailblazer, Yunli and Dahao.

13. #13

    Keys: Kalsas, Planet, World, Terrestrial Planet, Clay Lifeforms

    Enabled · After character · Order 1300

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    Description Kalsas is primarily inhabited by two known species, Red Clayforms, also known as Claymen, and Claysheep. The Claymen on Kalsas are ruled by a monarchy under a Clay King and Clay Queen. Audiences are held in the Royal Council Chamber of the Claymen. According to the King, on Kalsas, anyone can speak their mind. Wet weather rainy season is considered a hazard and calamity among the Claymen as they dissolve upon contact with water.

    history Sometime in the past, a rare-earth management consultant from the Interastral Peace Corporation, along with a Synesthesia Interpreter, was invited to speak on the stage at the Royal Council Chamber of the Claymen. Their true goal was to obtain precious minerals from the Claymen and have them join the IPC. The Synesthesia Interpreter assured the Claymen that they would defend Kalsas from the calamity that was the wet season.

    Bored and frustrated, the consultant mocked the Claymen language and claimed that the planet didn't have a shred of hope, because the Claymen wouldn't make it past the wet season. The Synesthesia Interpreter smoothed things over by interpreting that there was so much hope for Kalsas and by joining the IPC, there would be no communication barriers. Afterward, the IPC constructed rain shelters on the planet. As a result, disappearances during rainfall became few and far between.[1][2]

    At one point in time, March 7th, along with the Astral Express Crew at that time, trailblazed through Kalsas.[3] March returned there after the events of Amphoreus, and ran into trouble when her Synesthesia Beacon malfunctioned, but was assisted by Dan Heng, who speaks Clayese.[

14. #14

    Keys: Mars, Earth, Planet

    Enabled · After character · Order 1400

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    Description Mars is a red planet[2] where crimson sand filled the sky. There, two moons hung in the sky, Deimus[note 1] and Phobos,[3][citation needed][note 2] and one shone brighter than Venus. Finality had stalled here. The sparse Bubble Universes are the final echoes of civilization.[4] Before the Great Eruption, ancient Mars consisted of four main continents; Arcadia, Elysium, Phoenix and Lunae. On Mars, a year is 18 months, with a total of 668 or 669 days.[5] The Martian Language is the main system of writing used on Mars.

    Mars exists in an unbalanced structure between the Imaginary Tree and Sea of Quanta, where the Sea of Quanta is superior to the Imaginary Tree. This structure creates a warped space around Mars known as the Sea of Data.[6]

    Known Areas Locations are sorted alphabetically and listed in the following order: continent > region > city/village > establishment. Transcontinental locations will be listed only once either under whichever continent that holds most of their landmass, or by itself if left unspecified (ex. Muryas Grand Canyon, Olympus).

    Arcadia[7] (continent) Difeng[8] (city) Dawnshade District[9] Natural History Memorial Hall[10] (establishment) Shadowdim District[11] Sunshine District[12] Central Park[12] Floating Pool Plaza[12] Seaside Town[12] Stargazing Terrace[13] Elysium[7] (continent) Hongyuan[14] Jihe[14] Lunae[7] (continent) Antares[15] (region) Baiyu[16] (city) Langqiu[16] (city) Amber Street[17] Faithful Clockworks[18] (establishment) Golden Workshop[19][20] (establishment) Great Horology House[20] (establishment) Ming's Dim Sum[20] (establishment) Tailored Thoughts[21] (establishment) Thousand Herb Apothecary[22] (establishment) Treasure Antiques[20] (establishment) Way of the Noodles[23] (establishment) Eroded Ruins[24] Eternal Fall[25] Masquerade Corridor[26][27] (establishment) Falsehood Island[28] (island) Genealogical Seat[29] (establishment) Anchor of the Apocalypse[30] Guardhouse[citation needed] Land of Shadows[31] Rugged Realm[32] Street Site[33] Tombstone Library[34] (establishment) Stygian Alley[35] Minghai[16] (city) Oxia[16] (city) Antares Building[36] 668 Emporium[37] Antares Building Civic Hall[38] (establishment) Fancy Room[note 3] Municipal Antares Library[39] (establishment) Ocean Current Advertising[40] Oxia Citizen Services[41] (establishment) Oxia Data Industries[42] (establishment) Rotunda[note 3] Anchor of the Apocalypse[43] Antique Ink[44] (establishment) Data Monitoring Room[45] (establishment) Tidal Dwelling[citation needed] Silky Dream[46] (establishment) Student Dormitory[47] (establishment) Sweet Tooth[48] (establishment) Molan[14] Muryas Grand Canyon[49] Olympus[7][50] Phoenix[7] (continent) Regu[14] Ruimu[51] (city) Arena[52] Commercial Street[53] Garden[54] Hunming Bridge[55] Jingyu Street[55] Tasty Fast Food[55] Tower of Ruimu[56][57] (establishment) God's Residence[citation needed] Sea of Data[16] Tanxiang[14] Wuzhou[14] Yinsong[14] Zhanhu

    History Main article: Timeline The history of Mars is documented using different calendars. The history that is recorded using the Earthian calendar uses the 365/366 days, 12 months in a year format, while history recorded using the Martian Old Calendar uses a strict 668 days, 18 months in a year format, and history recorded using Mars's current calendar (Era of Relocation) uses the 668/669 days, 18 months a year format.[5] Because of this, the calendar differences are specified for each entry via the Earthian years, Old Calendar, and Era of Relocation.

    Prehistory Unknown period The Sea of Data is created from both the Sea of Quanta's and the Imaginary Tree's warped influence over Mars.[6] 1 billion years ago Mars faces the threat of Finality, on the edge of total destruction.[58] Mars destruction.[58] The Cocoon of Finality attempts to foster a civilization on Mars, but fails as the cycles come to a standstill. The Cocoon leaves the planet dead, the only remains of its past glory residing in its remaining Bubble Universes.[4] Divine power temporarily gives Mars some resistance against the Sea, allowing civilization to grow.[6] Before the Luoxing Great Eruption -220 Years~Year 1 Old Calendar The Phoenix Continent transitions from late Neolithic Age to early Bronze Age.[59] Year 1~Year 351 Old Calendar The Phoenix Continent enters the Bronze Age.[59] Year 807~Year 1021 Old Calendar The Phoenix Continent enters the Iron Age.[60] Year 1029~Year 1135 Old Calendar The Yi Empire's collapse leads to civil war, causing famine throughout the Phoenix Continent.[60] The Phoenix Continent recovers after 20 years.[60] Year 1135~Year 1187 Old Calendar The Phoenix Continent enters the Golden Age.[60] Year 1235 Old Calendar Immigrants from the Phoenix Continent establish Antares City.[61] Year 1312~Year 1496 Old Calendar The Phoenix Continent enters the Middle Ages.[62] Year 1673 Old Calendar Antares City is destroyed by the Taiyi Empire.[61] Year 1711 Old Calendar The Taiyi Empire reunifies the Phoenix Continent.[63] Year 1758 Old Calendar Antares region separates from the Taiyi Empire and establishes a city-state.[61] Year 2185, Month 14, Day 33 Old Calendar The Great Eruption occurs, exposing Mars to the Sea of Data.[16]

    After the Luoxing Great Eruption Year 2186 Old Calendar/Year 1 Era of Relocation Oxia City is established.[61]

15. #15

    Keys: Melustanin, Planet, World, Celenova, Planet of undying allure

    Enabled · After character · Order 1500

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    Description Melustanin is celebrated as a planet of undying allure.[1]

    History Melustanin was one of the initial sites of a Stellaron disaster. It is also the place where Idrila, Aeon of Beauty, ascended to Aeonhood.[1]

    During the Phantasmoon Games, Kafka traveled to Penacony[2] to gain possession of a Mirror of Transcendence, which is believed to be from Melustanin.

16. #16

    Keys: Mendasia, Planet of Canticles, Planet, World

    Enabled · After character · Order 1600

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    Description Under the guidance of Beauty, the people on Mendasia indulged in singing and dancing, using the entire world as their platform to explore the beauty of music. Known Mendasian folk songs include Queen of Mendasia, Eyes in the Mirror, Rose & Medals, The Lonely Ceramic Knight, Sky Mirror, Melodic Rendezvous, Raining Notes and Idrila's Kiss. The most iconic ballad of Mendasia is the Song of Beauty. Mendasian music is a departure from the conventional aesthetic however.[1][2]

    History Since the dawn of civilization, Mendasia has believed in the Beauty. Idrila bestowed upon them the Wall of Mirrors that shielded them from plagues. Henceforth, the world concealed its traces in the cosmos, and only a few knew of its existence. Gradually, it became a peaceful wonderland where people indulged in feasts and drinks in the forest of flowers, explored and sang in praise of the Beauty, referring to their homeland as the planet of canticles.

    However, as the Beauty disappeared, the blessings THEY left behind gradually crumbled. Approximately two Amber Eras ago, the Wall of Mirrors collapsed entirely, and soon after, Mendasia was swallowed by a terrifying interstellar beast. The surviving Mendasians have been wandering ever since, and no one believes in the paradise spoken of by those refugees. Only a few musical pieces, known as the "Song of Beauty," serve as evidence of the existence of the planet of canticles.[3]

    Xipe the Harmony and The Family opened their arms for the people. Due to the Iris Family's effort, the remaining residents of the planet of canticles arrived in Penacony. Larose Sallie, heir of the heritage of Mendasian folk songs and a famous musician, continued to present the lost Song of Beauty in the dream

17. #17

    Keys: Moonshield, Destroyed world, World, Planet

    Enabled · After character · Order 1700

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    In Year 7658 of the Star Calendar, Moonshield was destroyed during an invasion by the Antimatter Legion. Lord Ravager Zephyro drilled straight through Moonshield's outer shell, launching an attack on the planet core that crushed the entire world

    The Interastral Peace Corporation and the Garden of Recollection successfully collected information about the fallen world, salvaging all memoria fragments. The Memokeepers plan for it to be reborn in the pristine land of the Remembrance

18. #18

    Keys: New Londinium, Planet, World, IPC, Industrial Planet

    Enabled · After character · Order 1800

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    Description New Londinium is the Interastral Peace Corporation's industrial planet. A place that produces heavy pollution constantly. The air was described to have used to smell of suffocating smoke, stinking like Baviru cheese that had been sitting in the cupboard for six months. It was impossible to get around without an air purifier mask made by the IPC in the filthy environment.[1] Advertisements, news and announcements are projected in the sky. There is a saying, "Even the poorest worker in east New Londinium can't help but feel proud of the wealth we jointly own with the IPC!"[2] You will be fined an enormous amount if you crash into Buckingham Avenue.[2]

    History A Baviru IPC employee who was recently promoted to P30 from the Traditional Project Department in New Londinium once accidentally crashed their flying motorcycle after looking up briefly at the news projected in the sky to find out the latest happenings in the bustling city and saw face of the co-prime minister.[2]

    When Colleen was there the first time, she was inexperienced and couldn't breathe when she got off the ship. Luckily, a passerby managed to bring her to a physician in time. All the physicians on that planet wore face-covering beak masks. Initially, she thought they had deliberately dressed themselves to look stylish and were silently mocking them.

    It was until they put the same mask on her that she realized she could breathe freely again. Just then, Colleen saw a projection of the company's advertisement appearing in the sky. In it was a man dressed in a suit, and he spoke in a tone that fit his appearance, "Citizens of New Londinium, all of you have been performing well for the past year. IPC's efficiency has also improved tremendously, a big step forward for environmental protection."

    Those words were so ridiculous to her that Colleen burst out laughing, and the people around looked at her dubiously. She hurried and explained to them that this was the oldest joke in the history of mankind — no matter where you're heading, you're walking forward.

    Later, when she left New Londinium, Colleen realized the beak-looking air purifying mask was a limited edition and wasn't sold on other planets. No matter how hard she tried, she could only get cheap alternatives.[1]

    Boothill was accused of burning down a warehouse in New Londinium. All the newly purchased pollution control equipment were gone and the Chemical Products Factory had to redo their accounting, though they managed to snake through that year's environmental inspection.

19. #19

    Keys: Lepismat, planet, World, The Swarm

    Enabled · After character · Order 1900

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    History Pre-Swarm Disaster Lepismat was once a site of flourishing biodiversity, where insects of multiple biological sexes may have coexisted with each serving their own unique functions within the Swarm. However, it remains unclear which branches of the Swarm were responsible for reproduction during this era.[2] When the "uncivilized" Lepismat system was first discovered by "civilization," the planet's surface teemed with swarms of insects.[3]

    The diverse ecology of Lepismat had attracted numerous bounty hunters from star systems spanning up to 10,000 light-years away. Led by a charismatic woman, the bounty hunters went to Lepismat for an insect hunt supposedly to compile an insect chart however this might be a lie as it is hinted that they may have connections to Elation.[4][5]

    However, at some point, the ancient insects gradually drifted toward the brink of extinction. The only thing confirmed by the evidence is that there must have been something behind that cataclysmic massacre on Lepismat that lead to Tayzzyronth becoming the last member of the Coleoptera, causing THEM to ascend to Aeonhood and ignite the Path of Propagation out of a desire born from loneliness. After the disappearance of Long the Permanence, Tayzzyronth divided the Aeon's Path. In the process, THEY metamorphosed into a self-duplicating horror, leading to the Swarm Disaster.[6]

    Swarm Disaster During the Swarm Disaster, a war broke out between the Elydichan army and bounty hunters. The army used the insects as weapons due to their self-replicating abilities. Some insects reproduced on the battlefield like a legion that regenerates infinitely, other insects were colossal and was used to purge the surface of all hostile entities.[7]

    The bounty hunters on Lepismat turned on each other as the hallucinations caused by the swarm made it impossible to differentiate between their allies and the swarm. This caused a massacre on the planet.[4]

    Advertisement Post-Swarm Disaster After the destruction subsides, Sin Thirsters emerged from the void, feeding on the sense of guilt.[8]

    Trivia Etymology Lepisma is a genus of primitive insects in the order Zygentoma and the family Lepismatidae. The most familiar member of the genus Lepisma is the silverfish (L. saccharinum).

20. #20

    Keys: Lushaka, Ocean Planet, Planet, World, The Watchmaker

    Enabled · After character · Order 2000

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    Description Lushaka is a planet composed entirely of water in the Przesmir System. Many aquatic races reside there.[1]

    History Long ago, the land-dwellers and the aqua sprites fought fiercely for survival. Both races were hunters and prey for the other in the vast waters. Their relentless war, both above and below the water's surface, persisted until the reefs shattered under scorching magma — meteors began falling from beyond the skies as if following a single-minded wish. In truth, there was a Stellaron on the planet, which responded to the curses of an aqua sprite who had lost her home. The meteors caused the sea level to rise, completely engulfing all land.[2][3]

    A young boy was adopted by seafarers Mikhail and Char, then given the name Mikhail Char Legwork, nicknamed "Misha" for short. As the water levels on Lushaka began to rise, the seafarer Mikhail embarked on an expedition to to ensure that everyone had land to settle on, and continued exploring the sea to search for the source of the rising seawater. Misha departed the planet to board the Astral Express sometime after.[4]

    As the Stellaron disaster completely changed the planet's surface, both races abandoned their hostility as they were forced to adapt. To escape the rising deepwater pressure, the aqua sprites migrated upward and now dwell in submerged cities that were formerly home to land-dwellers. The land-dwellers, also known as Luvians, reside in gigantic stateships that search for artifacts from the Old Era and any traces of land. The battles of the past have been long-forgotten, and Luvians and aqua sprites coexist peacefully, each race too preoccupied with their own survival to give the other any significant notice.

21. #21

    Keys: Patrevia, Planet, World

    Enabled · After character · Order 2100

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    Description Patrevia is a massive belt of asteroids that was turned to glass by the Lord Ravager Zephyro.[1]

    History In recent times, Patrevia is known to house one of the branches of the Mourning Actors troupe.[1]

    Trivia Welt fights against Zephyro in an alternate future. Welt fights against Zephyro in an alternate future.

    During Trailblaze Mission The Sun Also Rises, Patrevia was proposed by Black Swan to be the next travel destination for the Astral Express crew.[1] In an alternate possibility foreseen by Elio where the Astral Express did head to Patrevia, Welt and Zephyro would have eventually fought, leading to the rupturing of the cosmos and the crew's implied deaths.[2]

22. #22

    Keys: Pegana, World, Planet, Aoen of Trailblaze

    Enabled · After character · Order 2200

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    Pegana is the isolated[1] home world of Akivili, Aeon of Trailblaze and the eventual destination of the Astral Express

    Records of Pegana were long lost to the erratic rhythm of the Amber Lord's hammer strikes. Yet certain living fossils might still recall this tongue-twisting name from the tall tales they heard in their youth: the isolated world of Pegana, home planet of Akivili.

    The Aeon of Trailblaze keeps the secrets of THEIR homeland close to the chest, which has only set imaginations running wild. Working backward from when Akivili first set out, Pegana likely vanished from history sometime around 1100 AE. Some say the ancient kingdom was brought down by a conspiracy, and that Akivili, now a destitute exile, vowed to get revenge and to restore THEIR lost homeland to its former glory. Others say it was once an empire mightier and more fearsome than Glamoth itself, one that met its end in the wreckage of its own overreaching ambitions.

    Perhaps the closest to the truth are the Nameless of the Trailblaze. After Akivili's fall, THEIR followers discovered within a corner of the Express a set of blueprints for some manner of humanoid colossus. The current Navigator named this legacy the "Starblazer," and brought it to life once more through the art of imagenesis. This much, at least, is certain: In that age when humans and Leviathans walked side by side, a host of iron giants once wielded their staggering might to till and forge the cosmos on behalf of their builders. Whether that was a peaceful trailblaze or a bloody conquest, no one living can say.

    Regardless, Akivili never returned to the ancient kingdom during THEIR lifetime. And beyond Planarcadia, no sighting of a Starblazer mech has ever been recorded anywhere else in the universe, not to this day.

    "For the Nameless of today, it represents more of a land en route than a fallen empire." —"Starseer" Isee

    Description Pegana was the original departure location for Akivili and THEIR Astral Express. The Trailblaze Calendar is said to come from Pegana

23. #23

    Keys: Pisdo, Planet, World, Borisin Rhinohound Pack

    Enabled · After character · Order 2300

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    escription Pisdo is a planet that was previously territory of the borisin Rhinohound Pack.

    History Geliko Khan was a borisin not strong of body, opting to take a more technological approach to the borisin way of life. He gathered other borisin that were like himself and, a century later, had set up his own tribe of borisin, equipping his people with powered armor exoskeletons and naming them the "Rhinohounds."

    At some point during Geliko Khan's tenure, he procured several war slaves. Of them, at least fifteen rose to prominent positions of power on Pisdo. One standout was Chiliyan, who rose to the rank of "Great Erkan," or top military officer.

    148 years prior to the publishing of Respect Only the Strong: A Borisin Cultural Study and Commentary, Mr. Jielian and his then protégé Zongguang visited Pisdo. They met with the founder of the Rhinohound Pack, Geliko Khan, and lived there for six months. This was the first opportunity non-borisin from the Xianzhou Alliance had to communicate with borisin as equals rather than enemies or prisoners of war.

    On Pisdo, the Rhinohounds, considered a "new-age" society of borisin, featured occupations that normally would have been unnecessary in borisin culture, such as merchants and farmers.[1]

    It is unknown if the Rhinohound Pack still inhabit Pisdo.

24. #24

    Keys: Planet Screwllum, Intellitron, PlanetIX, Planet, World

    Enabled · After character · Order 2400

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    Description Planet Screwllum is powered by a planetary engine, referred to as the "Steel Sun" by the inhabitants of the planet. The planet's core is contained in a cage composed of countless levers, pistons, and gears. Inside the core is a gigantic gear called the Celestial Differentiator that processes punched tape, methodically repeating calculations.[3]

    The planet is inhabited by Screwllumites, mechanical life-forms that are determined to explore the answer to their origins in a purely rational manner. The Screwllumites are described to be always rational, optimistic, and elegant.

    Areas Mechanical City Military Planet Screwllum now stands as the face of Intellitron power, its fleet embodying their philosophy: evolution over creation. Through augmentation, individual Intellitrons transform seamlessly into combat vessels of any scale, commanding their weapons with instinctive precision. Unlike Cloud Knights who can dismount from Xianzhou starskiffs post-battle, augmented Intellitrons become one with their warship forms.[4]

    The planet also possesses several planet-class mechs, such as Hyacinth, Poppy, and Oleander.[5]

    History Several Amber Eras ago, the planet's energy was being exhausted fast. In order for the population to survive, the Screwllumites used the dying planet as fuel to power the Celestial Differentiator. The machine simulated a super-ecosystem that became stable over a long period of time.[3]

    Planet Screwllum had a Second Industrial Revolution after Screwllum gained peace for mechanical lifeforms. During the revolution, countless inventors created curse machines, probability calculators, and candy guards, and researched topics on the Seven Great Mysteries. The second-ranking topic was perpetual motion.[6]

    Shortly before the Trailblazer's awakening, the Stellaron Hunters invaded Planet Screwllum

25. #25

    Keys: Pteruges-V, Pteruges, Planet, World, Kafka

    Enabled · Selective · After character · Order 2500

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26. #26

    Keys: Punklorde, Silverwolf, Planet, World

    Enabled · After character · Order 2600

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    Description Punklorde is a cyberworld known for its gamers, hackers, and the invention of aether editing technology. It is a planet made of data and symbols, where the boundaries between reality and illusion are constantly blurred.[1]

    Punklorde is a technologically advanced world shaped by the Genius Society. It's famous for its extreme contrast: a thriving digital paradise layered over a decaying physical world. Thanks to Genius Society tech, Punklorde's information industry far surpasses the interstellar average. Systems like the Internet of Everything, Consciousness Uploading, and Virtual Life define everyday existence. On the surface, the Overworld looks like a neon dream vehicles roaring through glowing streets, streams of light weaving through the sky, and entertainment hubs feeding endless desire. But from above, the illusion breaks: the planet is a sprawling wasteland of scrap, trash, and lawless zones filled with middlemen, gangs, and black market dealers.[3]

    Despite its value, Punklorde remains independent. Interastral Peace Corporation once attempted to acquire the planet, but a massive attack on the Interastral Network forced them to withdraw. Numerous other cosmic powers have since tried to take control, all unsuccessfully. As a result, Punklorde persists as a free zone, resistant to external domination.[3]

    Known Areas Dark Zone[4][5] Rainbow City[3][6] Mount Scrap[4][5] Oasis Zone[4][5] Culture In Punklorde, every individual is born with a "cartridge," a device that serves as both proof of identity and a mechanism of confinement. This cartridge determines a person's capabilities, social standing, and future from birth. Because its level is fixed and cannot be upgraded, the Punklordian's potential is effectively locked in place. As a result, the people of Punklorde live within a rigid system where their lives are defined and ultimately restricted by the cartridge they possess.

    Despite this seemingly immutable structure, there exists a rare exception. Silver Wolf was born an illegal orphan without a cartridge, placing her outside the system entirely.[7] By chance, she later discovered a blank cartridge, a "seed" thrown by Aha the Elation. This anomaly granted her the unprecedented ability to develop and ascend beyond predetermined limits, setting her apart from all others in Punklorde.[8] Through this anomaly, Silver Wolf became the first known hacker to escape Punklorde, defying the world's constraints.

    Hacking is at the core of Punklorde's identity. Hackers use aether editing to bend reality to their will, treating the world like something to be played, modified, and beaten.[9] With the emergence of hackers, Punklorde itself became known as a "game." By using specialized tools, hackers reinterpret the world:[3]

    Ordinary walls appear layered with hidden data and graffiti Spatial distortions conceal folded dimensions Digital markers act as guides or traps left by predecessors One of the most well-known traditions is the "Punklorde Mentality." Hackers leave behind calling cards, usually graffiti or data traces, to challenge others. It's less about ego and more about the thrill of rivalry and competition.[1] Most hackers work in teams, since going solo usually doesn't end well. That said, the rare loners who do survive tend to become legends.[2] And in true Punklordian fashion, those legends don't stay forever, once they reach the top, they leave for the stars, inspiring the next generation to try and surpass them.[5]

    Beyond hacking, Punklorde has a huge gaming culture. Popular titles include Pong, Battle Wheel 32, Geometric Wars, Odysseus, and Star Cheetah.[6] To most locals, life itself is just another game to enjoy, and eventually conquer.[9]

    Advertisement Aether Cartridges A defining element of Punklorde's hacker culture is the use of Aether Cartridges. Plugging into these cartridges allows hackers to traverse data channels, though doing so carries the risk of being consumed by overwhelming data flows. A hacker's cartridge level determines their progression. Most reach their limits early, but a select few ascend to legendary status. The Hacker Guild maintains a leaderboard honoring the greatest figures in Punklorde's history:[4]

    Zero — Triggered the first large-scale data meltdown Sage — Pioneer of aether editing technology Stoneblade — Known for resisting the Oasis Zone At the very top stands Silver Wolf, whose graffiti signature, depicting a playful expression. An orphan from Mount Scrap, Silver Wolf rose to fame almost overnight before disappearing without explanation. She is rumored to have traversed the "Dark Zone" created by Mythus, engaged in cyber warfare with Screwllum[3] With the help of Elio and Stellaron Hunters, Silver Wolf was able to reach the pinnacle of Elation however, the new cartridge at LV.999 proved to be too powerful for Silver Wolf to handle for long periods of time without her losing control over her powers. Refusing to become a "destiny's slave," Silver Wolf joins the Stellaron Hunters.

27. #27

    Keys: Rahu, Devourer of World, Planet, Living Planet, World

    Enabled · After character · Order 2700

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    History Rahu had become a dead planet long ago, but some time after the destruction of Muldrasil around Year 5320 Star Calendar, Shuhu, an Emanator of Yaoshi, granted life back to the planet.[3][4] This action was witnessed by Yueyan, the former Helm Master of the Xianzhou Yaoqing's Sky-Faring Commission, who was inspired to follow Shuhu and founded the Disciples of Sanctus Medicus.[4]

    In Year 6300 Star Calendar, Rahu devoured the Xianzhou Cangcheng, killing most of its inhabitants.[1] Jingliu was one of the few survivors.

28. #28

    Keys: Salsotto, Planet, World

    Enabled · After character · Order 2800

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    Description Due to its vast seas of sand, Planet Salsotto was said to have shined in the most dazzling shade of gold, with its giant meteorite craters clearly visible. This was due to the impact caused by the Meteoric Starfall relentlessly hitting the planet at such a particular angle which caused the planet's rotation to gradually come to a halt. This caused Salsotto's days and nights to last half a year each, causing daytime to be scorching hot and nights to be extremely cold. The Salsottians boarded two floating mobile cities, one of which was named Tumbleweed, which had to move constantly along the terminator line between dawn and dusk in order to survive.[1] Salsottians developed winged suits and many became skyfishers, where they would hunt the phlogiston jellyfish for their livelihood, as it was an essential component to the Phase Flame that powered and moved the city.[2] Skyfishers had to take care to not get attacked by giant birds though.[3]

    Culture The pursuit of "Tumbleweed" was not only for survival but also for a dignified life. When it moved faster than the terminator line, then the early morning light would march into the afternoon; when slower than the terminator line, then the dusk light would fade into the late night. In this way, the naturally optimistic Salsottian managed to restore every day to its original state. The romance in their bloodline blessed them with the easygoing spirit to sing leisurely in peaceful afternoons and sleep soundly on starry nights.[1]

    In the morning, skyfishers departed from the port and dove right for the sand, where they would hunt the phlogiston jellyfish. They would only return to the city after dusk. By the power of mysterious creatures, the city barely managed to voyage ahead. Even though their entire survival relied squarely on those two fragile wings, the Salsottians were optimistic by nature and would never let the heavy burden of fate lower their spirit or bend their spine. They would find time to spend with their family playing glass musical instruments, with such an attitude that it was almost as if they could carve the musical notes right into the glass. They also enjoyed making pen pals and would often place their written messages in the Dandelion Letterbox, meant for the moving city on the other end of the terminator line.[4]

    It was no easy feat for Salsotto's skyfishers to entrap and hunt phlogiston jellyfish that flew out of the sand. During turbulent flights, the seemingly tender and soft safety harness was the thread of life for a skyfisher. Hunting phlogiston jellyfish was never easy. From trick moves to intense chasing, from precise blocking to the final capturing act, one wrong move in any one of these links in the chain could mean mortal danger. It was customary for a young skyfisher to get one strand of hair from each parent and weave them into the harness with metal supports, while a married one should get one from their spouse. In this manner, the harness would be blessed by the power of "home" and ensure that the skyfisher always returned safely. In this cruel world where all fought hard for survival, "home" was the only place that could offer comfort and support for a skyfisher.[5]

    Hunting phlogiston jellyfish was a long survival game for skyfishers from Salsotto. Legs, being far from the heart, can only maintain their temperature when tightly strapped in fluffy feather puttees. Only at the end of the long and highly stressful hunt would an exhausted skyfisher begin to feel pain and fatigue. For those unprepared, it would be too late to discover their partial necrosis caused by severe frostbite. Therefore, skyfishers would check if they had tightened their puttees many times before taking off. After all, they wouldn't get another chance to do so in high-speed flight. They knew what the wind would take away as they stepped into the sky. Traces of lime powder and aluminum powder were found in the metal shell embedded in the puttee, which seemed to be a means of emergency heating.[6]

    If any skyfishers died from exhaustion or were attacked by giant birds, Salsottians would spare no effort in bringing back their remains and would bury their winged suits and eagle helmets with them in the dark land. According to the traditional Salsottian rituals, "landing" equals death and is a symbol of eternal rest. The flight must never stop, just like how the city must never stop moving.[2] Only the most skilled, respected, and reliable skyfisher captains would receive a Soaring Ring. They blew their fishing whistles in the sky and seamlessly coordinated with one another, like they were the most sharp-eyed hunting eagles. For the duration of each flight, each team member was lonely and vulnerable. All they could rely on were the 124 types of whistles that could be performed by their team captain. Hence, there had long been a saying in Salsotto: "Skyfishers entrusted one-third of their lives to the rigorously developed technology, one-third to their ingeniously refined equipment, and one-third to their reliable lead skyfisher captain."[3]

    Advertisement History Past At some point in the past, waves upon waves of strange meteorites ceaselessly fell onto Planet Salsotto. The long-lasting impact caused by the Meteoric Starfall relentlessly hitting the planet at such a particular angle caused the planet's rotation to gradually come to a halt. Salsotto's days and nights became longer and longer, until every sunrise and sunset would last for a seeming eternity, and the whole planet's rotation was finally brought to a standstill. The day night cycle lasted for half a year each, causing daytime to be scorching hot and nights to be extremely cold. This was why the Salsottian people, barely surviving at the time, boarded two floating mobile cities and began their chase with dawn and dusk, moving along Salsotto's Terminator line, which was the Salsottians' lifeline for habitability.[4]

    However, this voyage of tenacity and perseverance would, at last, come to its final downfall. Gradually, the planet's magnetic field weakened and the atmosphere thinned and years later, the two moving cities that had never met each other would fought against each other in an unknown conflict, with their respective turrets among the wreckage still aimed in opposition. One of the two cities must have crossed half of the planet to the other one and started the initial incursion. Traces of brutal warfare between the two cities were still occasionally discernible under the sand dunes, which together, became practically the same ruins. Ever since a certain unknown time, the duration of each of its rotation cycles had somehow gradually decreased, but the ruins of the once mobile city still lie silently on the planet, no longer following the ever-shifting terminator line.[4]

    Recent Many years ago, Himeko and Pom-Pom received a mission from Herta to seek out Cadence Glass, a material found on Salsotto. When they arrived before the planet, they found a shipwrecked vessel containing Welt and Void Archives. The two were rescued and decided to join the Astral Express Crew to repay the debt.

29. #29

    Keys: Sigonia-IV, Planet, World

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    Description Sigonia-IV has an extremely harsh surface environment with low precipitation, and is constantly at risk of being hit by small-scale celestial objects.[3]

    Few sapient species live on Sigonia-IV due to its extreme conditions. The planet's human inhabitants are divided into several nomadic tribes, and have developed their own folk beliefs independent of the Aeon belief system.[3]

    Culture Due to the harsh conditions on Sigonia, only a few intelligent races live there, collectively referred to as Sigonians by the Intelligentsia Guild. Though they share a common language, these races have fragmented into clans, with most adopting nomadic lifestyles while some have established central governments. Two of these clans include the Katicans and Avgins.[4]

    Katican Clan "Katica" means "shellslasher" in the Sigonian language. The Katicans have a reputation for being the most ferocious of the Sigonian clans.[4]

    Avgin Clan Main article: Avgin "Avgin" means "honey" in the Sigonian language. The Avgins are blessed with attractive facial features, beautiful eyes, and an innate wealth of emotional intelligence. These traits inspire jealousy in others, so the Avgins face slander and baseless defamation from many others.[5] They are often accused of petty theft. This led the reputation of the Avgins to be viewed with suspicion.[4] The Avgins have an appreciation for intricately patterned fabrics, as well as a penchant for jewelry crafted from precious gemstones. They're particularly fond of turquoise meteorites.

    The Avgins worship a Mother Goddess called Gaiathra Triclops, otherwise known as Fenge Biyos. Depictions of the Mother Goddess in the Avgins' religion often portray her as a left palm adorned with three eyes. The Avgins primarily express reverence for her through spoken prayers alone, believing that the Mother Goddess is as silent and unassuming as the mountains of Sigonia, and that crafting statues or composing hymns for her would only distance themselves from her protective embrace.[5]

    The Avgins have a festival known as Kakava, which celebrates the yearly rebirth of Gaiathra Triclops. They believe that all that exists on the land is a part of Gaiathra's divine body, and that this body perishes each year and ascends as an aurora in the night sky. Then, Gaiathra is reborn the next day. During this festival, they weave sacrificial vessels known as "Knots of Cyclicality" and toss them into bonfires to commemorate the Great Goddess's birth.[5]

    Advertisement History The Avgins and Katicans had a long-standing enmity, and were engaged in a cycle of enmity for many Amber Eras.

    Katica-Avgin Extinction Event (To be added.)[3]

    Sigonian Sovereignty One day, the IPC initiated an operation on Sigonia led by Oswaldo Schneider. Under the IPC's guidance, Sigonians established the Sigonian Sovereignty according to the Interstellar Peace Charter. However, due to the other clans' prejudice against the Avgins and the Katicans, these two clans were excluded from the sovereignty. Through a parliamentary decision, the other Sigonians banished the two clans to the desert, and even declared Avgins autonomous, thus absolving themselves of responsibility should any future conflicts occur between the two clans.[4]

    Second Katica-Avgin Extinction Event During one Kakava,[4] the Katicans launched a massive attack on the Avgins, who were under the protection of the IPC. The attack absolutely decimated the Avgin population, resulting in 6,728 deaths and 3,452 missing.[6] Aventurine was likely the sole Avgin survivor of this attack.

30. #30

    Keys: Sipohia, Planet, World

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    Description Sipohia is a planet used by the Intelligentsia Guild. It is where the many schools in the guild gather to hold a Futurological Congress to debate and vote to settle large matters in the guild.[1]

    History After the end of the Second Mechanical Emperor's War, the Intelligentsia Guild needed to decide what to do with the Rubert II's legacy - the Scepter System. They decided to hold a Futurological Congress on Sipohia to put it to a vote. In the end, the School of Interstellar Energy Resources proposed that 95％ of the computational power of the Sceptors be put towards the four sufficiently grand Cosmic Conundrums - Energy Source, Life, Integration, and Future. The majority of the Scholars agreed to this proposal.

31. #31

    Keys: Snow Land, Planet, World, Snowy Planet

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    Description The Snow Plains in Snowland are home to a variety of wildlife such as Snowrock lizards, torch-antler elk, Yaks, Wildboars and white bears. The hunters' rule for surviving the Snow Plains of Snowland was simple enough — Never go to the south of the mountain during Artaius' hunting season, since that white bear did not welcome anyone. As the name suggests, Springtime climate in Snowland is exceedingly rare.[1][2]

    Snowland is home to organizations such as the Snowland Animal Welfare Association, Hunters Association and companies like Snowland Biopharmaceuticals Limited. The pharmaceutical branch of the IPC hunts biological materials to manufacture precious drugs, recruiting bounty hunters in the Snowland to procure them. The high-tech, streamlined suspended matrix is a type of trap believed to be used only by the most cutting-edge hunter on Snowland.

    History Sometime in the past, a hunter sent by the association, Hugh, went to the south of the mountain in the Snow Plains after receiving the rescue call. Never did he expect to walk right into an ambush long in the planning.

    After waking up from a long shock induced by gunshots, Hugh immediately realized he just barely escaped death. However, he also realized his plight was far from over, for Artaius was staring right at him. Despite the short range and fast pace, some of Artaius' messy attacks were bound to miss. Hugh calmly waited for an opening, then he whipped out his bone blade soaked in poison and jumped up for an extraordinary strike in the blink of an eye. Their positions as the predator and the prey were reversed.

    After removing Artaius' head and fur, he managed to survive the first night in snow despite his untreated gunshot wounds. Days later, the Hunters Association located Artaius' headless corpse. It was then they realized the hunter who was supposed to die had survived, and an unforeseen avenger was born.[5]

    Registered hunters decided to march into the snowy mountains to hunt down Hugh and neutralize the approaching threat. Though there were many exceptionally powerful talents among the register hunters of the association, they were never comrades who had each other's back. Hunters congregated only for the hefty prize of the bounty, and would betray one another without hesitation for the right price. To them, anything could happen on these desolate plains. As long as the old hunter Hugh was taken care of, everyone would earn more bounty. That was their consensus, for which they paid the price.

    Hugh made more than enough preparations. For him, hunting the top hunters would be no easier a task than hunting monsters. Hugh had to be more patient than ever, as he believed patience was always the most valued trait in a hunter. Before long, the number of registered hunters in the Hunters Association began to dwindle, for the rumored horror known as Hugh the Undead was spreading.[6]

    The Lord of the Ice Lake, whose body was fully covered in unique scales that dazzlingly reflected the sunlight, could easily render itself invisible by diving underwater. Few hunters could handle a battle with such an invisible monstrosity. Days later, the registered hunters of the association stumbled upon the Ice Dragon's carcass with its scales already peeled off. At that moment, their horror surpassed their shock.

    The beasts that Hugh had hunted down numbered in the thousands, each and every one of which was uniquely precious. It was believed that only by reaching a thorough understanding of the prey's traits and habits would a hunter truly achieve the full completion of a hunt. For Hugh, the Lord of the Ice Lake was the last piece in the puzzle that was the Snow Plains. Hence, he had to finish the hunt, to bring his Hunter's Soul to completion. And then, the highest prized bounty was put on the head of Hugh the Hunter, instead of the Lord of the Ice Lake, marking the beginning of an all-out hunt. It is said that all hunters should be prepared to become the prey. It was so for Hugh, and even more so for those traitors.[7]

    At some point, Hugh was ambushed by the registered hunters, fatally wounding him. He later hunted a torch-antler elk, managing to wound it. Despite being deeply wounded and too weak to maintain a body temperature that could melt snow, a dying torch-antler elk was still a most dangerous beast. He pointed his hunting rifle straight at the dying elk. Looking at the elk's eyes, he thought those reminded him of his own.

    Ever since the ambush, Hugh's life force had already become depleted. He was sharply aware that the only reason he managed to survive was due to his unyielding desire for revenge. He felt that should it become satiated, his life would instantly come to an end. Despite his heavy footsteps, Hugh's large soft elk-skin boots did not leave any prints on the ground. He had to stay sharp for the last hunt of his life.

    Amid panic and hysteria, the Hunters Association began to crumble. They began to purge traitors in haste, hoping it could grant them Hugh's mercy. Instead, it only led to their own self-destruction by mutual distrust. Hugh fell down for good on the Snowy Plains before he could get a taste of the pleasure of completing his revenge.

32. #32

    Keys: Takamagahara, Takama Divine Realm, Pitch Black Great Sun, Planet, World, Izumo

    Enabled · After character · Order 3200

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    History Little is known about Takamagahara. Hakuhatsu Ki remarked that in times past, Takamagahara was surely as beautiful as Izumo.[2] The description of Izumo's Blades of Origin and End states "Takamagahara endless like Izumo, for it was a paradise perfect in its place."

    One day, the kami of Takamagahara descended to Izumo for the sole purpose of killing its people. In order to fight back, the people of Izumo forged Edict Edges from the remains of the kami and used their power against them. The wielders of these blades could draw upon the divine power of Takamagahara by reciting the mantra contained within.[4] Humans who drew upon Takamagahara's power were eventually transformed into oni by it.[2]

    Though the war against the kami came to a halt, Takamagahara and Izumo had already begun sinking into the Shadow of IX After Acheron defeated Hakuhatsu Ki in a duel, both planets were completely destroyed by Nihility

33. #33

    Keys: Talia, Planet, world, Lizard Breeding, Barzarton Lizards

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    Overview Talia has a large lizard breeding industry. The Barzarton lizards are one of the creatures able to live in Talia's sandstorms, using the radioactive material on the planet to survive. These lizards are marketed as "Destructive Mega Lizards," with some trying to sell them to the Annihilation Gang. As the open-air mines gradually became depleted, the lizards learned to carry their young to the land of the Wastelanders to ensure their survival.[1]

    History Talia was originally an occupied planet. Little remains of its culture, but it once housed a monastery with friars,[2] and a rodent race who built underground tunnels. It is unknown what fate these civilizations met. Eventually, the planet was left uninhabited and came to be known as the "Starry Junkyard"[3] and the "Junkyard of the Galaxy."[4] The wars of the past brought ruins and wreckage to the surface and caused perpetual radiation, making it unsuitable to host life.[3]

    At one point, Interstellar Thieves accidentally landed on the planet while trying to evade a Galaxy Ranger and discovered a tunnel left beneath the surface by the rodent race. After escaping the Ranger, they discovered a massive labyrinth of underground caverns and decided to use Talia as a base to establish their Kingdom of Banditry.[3]

    Renowned thieves promised to use the treasury of Talia to build a nation of equity and fairness. An alliance market was established, but as the amount of accumulated wealth grew, the same thieves attempted to monopolize all the wealth. This led to a chaotic age where groups of thieves seized water resources and built their own towns. The war eventually migrated from the underground to the surface, and the occupants of Talia came to be known as the Wastelanders.[5]

    At some point, a nuclear blast occurred on Talia, filling the atmosphere with sand and dust and blocking out the sun.[6]

    The bandits of Talia fashioned gear and armor from junk, driving off-road vehicles and fighting with rival bandits for resources.[3] Most of them were illiterate.[2] Eventually, the need for defense of their town led the wasteland engineers from Nailscrap Town to develop Sensory Technology

34. #34

    Keys: Taikiyan, Planet, World, Athletic Entertainment, Roboball

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    Description Taikiyan is known as the birthplace of the Roboball sport. The most advanced arena on the planet is the Taikiyan Stadium.[1] The stadium is constructed using transparent polycarbonate material to give the audience an unobstructed view of the games. Their standard three-dimensional circular race track is 2.91 kilometers long, usually made with a metal structure covered with smooth concrete and natural wooden floors. The width of the flat central area of the track is 5 meters wide, while the width of the curved areas on both sides range from 2 to 14 meters. The track is lit with disconnected point light sources that are seen by the athletes in high speed travel as connected lines, as well as several dimly visible lumens. During a game, the stadium is filled with banners, flags, and airborne malt foam.[2]

    Culture During the games, the inside of the stadium is filled with the audience roaring the names of the team and players,[1] as well as sounds of whistles and collisions from the players. Outside, the streets remain crowded, lit by lights and advertisements,[2] and bustling with activities. There is a trading market for broadcasting licenses, exclusive sponsorship, and advertising contracts. Underground betting is another prevalent activity[1] for visitors and players alike, with several cases of bettors losing an inordinate amount of money.[3][4] Sightseeing cruises are available as well.[1]

    Roboball The Roboball game is played between two teams, each comprising seven players.[2] The sport involves physical clashes, and the athletes wear propulsion equipment and protective armor.[1] The rules of the competition are unknown, though they are most likely derived from the underground rules of past assessors in Taikiyan.[2]

    The game is played using a Roboball, a high-tech iron ball made of carbon fiber and stainless steel, with a diameter of 35 centimeters and weight of 30 kilograms. It constantly chases alterations of the Phase Flame, which increases the unpredictability of the game.[2]

    Competitions are divided into brackets, one of which is the amateur bracket.[4]

    The Interastral Peace Media has exclusive broadcasting rights over the game, and they use ultraremote sensing technology to broadcast the game live. The sensory experience of the top athletes is recorded as well, allowing homebound viewers to also experience the speed, collisions, whistles, and arclights of the competition.[2]

    History Past Taikiyan was originally an IPC scuttle site for spaceships. Value assessors were dispatched to the planet to clean up old ship wreckage for any remaining value. They regarded the assignment as an exile with no chance of returning back from the planet. The assessors’ intensifying desire to be recalled led to them fighting for high-quality parts using propulsion equipment, fleeing from and in pursuit of each other, with their own set of underground rules. Footage from their wearable cameras were transmitted back to the IPC to be watched as after-dinner entertainment by the higher-ups.[1]

    The Traditional Project Department saw potential in these entertainment activities, leading them to plan the first Taikiyan Roboball competition in the galaxy. They sent planet terraforming machines to the planet and emptied the planet from the decommissioned spaceships.[1] The department invited sports experts from Interastral Peace Entertainment and requested them to transform Taikiyan’s underground rules into a lucrative competition. Material experts designed the Roboball, while sports equipment experts developed standard-issue propulsion protective armor.[2]

    The Taikiyan Roboball Association was formally established, and the initial version of the Taikiyan Roboball Game Rules was formulated. The Interastral Peace Entertainment invited the wealthy to participate in the league, promising them the exposure of the sport. League clubs were established and the most talented players were assembled. Afterwards, the planet hosted its first game, transforming it into an athletic hub ever since.[2]

    At some point in the past, a group of Nameless rode snowmobiles into the Taikiyan Stadium and disrupted the match, causing the match to be suspended. As a result, twenty Trailblazers were forced to repair the severely damaged exterior of the stadium for three months without pay.[5]

    Pound, a man from Penacony, went to Taikiyan and joined the Roboball competition, in the hopes of earning enough money for himself and his lover Cocona to leave the Dreamscape. He borrowed an inordinate sum of money from The Family and bet that he would become champion in the amateur bracket. However, he lost the championship by a hair's breadth and incurred a massive debt. His fate is unknown.[4]

    Advertisement Recent Director Topaz, Senior Manager of the Strategic Investment Department and member of the Ten Stonehearts, once had a project on Taikiyan, causing her to miss the retirement farewell party of her mentor, Francisco Dvorski. She promised to bring back some souvenirs, as he was a fan of Roboball.[6]

    Some time ago, March 7th, accompanied by Dan Heng, smashed a hole through the Taikiyan Stadium while steering a landing pod in an attempt to land directly at the location. They were jailed for a few days before Welt came and got them out.[7] They were also required to do two weeks of community service.

35. #35

    Keys: Thalassa, Thalassa System, World, Planet, World of Deep Sea

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    Description Thalassa is an ocean planet with several islands.[3] Among the varying species of fish, there is a lightfish and a giant airborne creature called a six-eyed flying fish. The latter is large enough for an average humanoid to stand on and possibly be swallowed whole by. Aside from fish, there is also a species of dung beetle and a creature known as a Titanium Terrapin.

    Rock salt crystals from Insumousu can be used in Stone Calf Cimicifugae Infusion medicine on the Xianzhou.[6] Mineshroom is a type of fungi that exists only at the bottom of Khalnoss' oceans, and harvesting it can be quite dangerous as mishandling may lead to explosions. It tastes good and is extremely nutritious, while its blast radius can reach two meters, making it a high quality food item and an extremely potent weapon.[7] The Thalassan green coconut is also edible.[8]

    An intelligent amphibious aquatic humanoid race with smooth skin, lungs and gills inhabit the planet and it is said a crystal palace lies at the bottom of Thalassa's ocean.[9][10] As the water dwellers grow out of their adolescent years, their lungs would gradually shrink, their necks metamorphose into gills, and their hands, feet, and eyes become more suited for underwater life. The poets always say, "The people of Insumousu give their noisy and boisterous youth to the land, and their quiet and solemn old age to the ocean."[11]

    Insumousu is an Autonomous Region of Thalassa. The Xianzhou Daiyu had crashed here, heavily impacting the underwater landscape and inspiring the civilization of Insumousu, becoming known as a crystal palace or celestial palace at the bottom of the ocean and the deceased Xianzhou people known as fallen gods. [12] A great tide known to the Thalassans as the "Devil's Tide," caused by the gravitational influence of their moon, occurs occasionally.[13]

    Culture In the days of old, the people of Insumousu had no knowledge of metallurgy nor had they yet invented written language. Thus, they turned to imagination to supplement their knowledge, and sought to understand all through the telling of stories. "Legends" were born as stories passed through the generations, turning into "myths" over time. "Myths" then shaped cognition as they themselves endured the flow of time, until "civilization" was born.[12] Back during the Iron Age, when civilization had barely begun, the people of Insumousu constructed magnificent buildings on the sea floor. Right in the middle of them was a huge statue, rising up out of the sea and stretching into the sky. The Insumousu locals were excited whenever they mentioned that great ruin, mentioning how it was a totem for their civilization, one that recorded the noble histories of their great people. At the time Lianyan visited, the ruins were four hundred years old. According to her, they are exquisite and truly magnificent.[14]

    Insumousu's land cities are usually full of young people, prone to staying up all night singing and dancing during Divine Fall Day. Foreign visitors, especially Xianzhou tourists, often choose to join in the festivities. Foreigners frequently fall in love with the vibrant atmosphere of the cities, these places said to be filled with fiery passion as unstoppable as tsunamis.[11] In accordance with the calendar of Insumousu, the second day of rest in the Month of Tides is Divine Fall Day — when the water dwellers recite scriptures, consume herbs, and perform bizarre dances along the current in honor of the fallen "gods" who brought a blessing to Insumousu. In modern times, Divine Fall Day gradually lost its original religious meaning — songs replace scriptures, delicacies replace herbs, and only the peculiar dances remain to this day as a cultural heritage. As the people of Insumousu became enlightened by civilization, they no longer see the broken ship's deceased crew as fallen gods. However, their reverence remained unchanged.[11]

    Insumousu's poets thus sing: "The ocean may swallow mortals, yet their spirits live on forevermore." With the support of Xianzhou's Celestial Guild, a new ritual was added to the Divine Fall Day celebration: people would dive into the wreckage of the Xianzhou Daiyu to search for the remains of Xianzhou humans, then inter them into starskiffs and launch the skiffs into the star of the Thalassa system. The starskiffs are each inscribed with a row of beautiful Insumousu calligraphy that reads, "You should undo the ropes for drowned sailors. Don't cry. You can sail safely after my demise."[12]

    The well-educated Insumousu gentry always regarded themselves as a continuation of the Daiyu. "What the Daiyu once followed, we should follow. What the Daiyu once fought against, we should also fight." When they tell stories from the past, they would still begin with these words: "Once upon a time, the palace of the gods fell from the heavens."[12]

    Insumousu has a Water Dwellers Fisheries Association.[15]

    Advertisement History Around the Year 1200 Star Calendar, during the campaign against the Viscorpus, the Xianzhou Daiyu was irreparably damaged and breaking apart. Qingzhu, leader of the Daiyu, made the courageous decision to sacrifice herself and the entire ship to end the curse of the immortality plague.[12] The ship exploded and the fallen Xianzhou Daiyu crashed onto the surface of Thalassa, leaving a deep watery crater in the heart of the Insumousu sea.[16] It was said for seven planetary days, the world trembled. Amidst the chaos, some dispersed and fled in all directions. Others remained in the villages on land and under the sea, anticipating the descent of the vessel. This event became known as the Divine Fall and was celebrated as Divine Fall Day.[11]

    The survivors of Insumousu, living in their abodes in the sea bed, witnessed how their beloved homes were shattered by the Xianzhou ship. Yet, with joy and elation, they soon found a new home in the remnants of the Daiyu after the Divine Fall, which was referred to as a celestial palace from beyond. As living conditions improved, the people of Insumousu had more time and energy to think, and started questioning the identity and origin of the Daiyu and it's deceased inhabitants. As centuries passed, Thalassa became a trade partner of the Xianzhou Alliance. It was then that the aquatic people of Insumousu set foot inside the "celestial palace" for the first time. There, they beheld the complete grandeur of the Xianzhou, and at last learned the truth behind the Divine Fall.[12]

    In the past few hundred Star Calendar years, Insumousu had been generous in sharing its unique culture with the outside world, and the form of Divine Fall Day had quietly undergone more changes. Through their discovery of the history of the Daiyu, the people of Insumousu also learned of the tragedy behind its fall. The new ritual of diving for the Xianzhou people's remains and interring them on starskiffs was added to the Divine Fall Day celebrations. With this, the Xianzhou Alliance hoped that the fallen heroes will receive a dignified soul-soothing ceremony and the people of Insumousu, who were spared from the disaster, had given their response.[11]

    At some point in history, Thalassa was invaded by borisin, who were driven out by the High-Cloud Quintet of the Xianzhou Alliance. They were listed amongst the Alliance's allied worlds and became considered a Xianzhou tourist resort.[17][14] Another unnamed conflict occured on Thalassa, where the Xianzhou Yuque's Echojade Fleet laid out a defense in coordination with the Xianzhou Yaoqing's encirclement and eradication of abominations. The Yuque's Master Diviner Jingtian determined the outcome of the battle and relayed it to the Generals, who in turn deployed Heroncrest Fleet of the Yaoqing instead of the Xianzhou Fanghu's Ebonpearl Fleet, as they were too far away. They pressed a strong offense for some time, but lost any hope of success thereafter due to the Devil Tide of Thalassa.[13]

    In recent history, the Roaring Tide, an ambassador vessel from Thalassa, arrived onboard the Xianzhou Luofu carrying 60 cases of carnivorous tetras onboard its cargo, and was involved in an undescribed incident that led to 12 locals being injured.[18] During Yunli's lifetime, Thanjar of the Disciples of Sanctus Medicus came into possession of the sword "Crimson Thorn" through unknown means. After the Zhuming's Cloud Knights tracked Thanjar's whereabouts to Insumousu, Yunli followed him and engaged in guerilla combat against him and his hired assassins over the course of a month. She managed to kill all his guards and pin Thanjar himself with her sword. Yunli then patiently waited for his lifeforce to run out, as the "Crimson Thorn" cannot keep him alive forever. Once Thanjar finally died, Yunli shattered the "Crimson Thorn", unintentionally draining some of her own lifeforce in the process. She rested for another month in Thalassa before returning to the Zhuming.

    Trivia Thalassa (Greek: θάλασσα) means "sea." The description and story of Insumousu in Thalassa most likely draws inspiration from The Shadow over Innsmouth by H.P. Lovecraft. The plot of the novella revolves around the town of Innsmouth, whose citizens had begun interbreeding with a species of aquatic fish-people off the town's coast. The resulting hybrids would be born with a human appearance and slowly transition into a fish-like form as they aged, similar to the people of Insumousou, who "give their noisy and boisterous youth to the land, and their quiet and solemn old age to the ocean". The name "Insumousu" may be a corrupted form of "Innsmouth."

36. #36

    Keys: The Blue, Planet, World, Herta Space Station

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    Description The Blue is an oceanic planet[1] orbited by the Herta Space Station.[2] Water that represents life and particles that represent energy can be found there. People visiting the Blue often get turned around at the space station.[1]

    Herta describes the Blue as "[her] planet."[1] According to Herta, she has saved the Blue from destruction 19 times, and built Herta Space Station just to contain an unactivated Stellaron and keep the Blue from disaster.

    History At some point, the Nameless visited the Blue and left behind a platform that was brought to the Herta Space Station and restored by Herta as a Curio.

37. #37

    Keys: Venus, Earth, Mars, Planet, World

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    Description Venus is a planet shrouded by acid clouds. There, a day felt like a year, and beyond the clouds, the sun rose from the west and set from the east. Finality had long finished its work there. Everlasting death consumed the planet.

    History Prehistory 250 million years ago The civilization of planet Venus faced Honkai and went against the Cocoon. To defend themselves, the Venusians triggered a Sea of Quanta tsunami, sweeping away the Cocoon, but nearly all life on the planet was destroyed, along with Sa's civilization, homeland and culture, leaving her as the sole survivor. Unknown period Vita gained power during the destruction of Venus. She gave up on her name and became Sa, and became known as the true abyss of Sea of Quanta by the Sugars.[citation needed] Sa created proxies to help with their own goal – the destruction of Bubble Worlds for the sake of Honkai energy. These proxies lack freedom as they sleep, wake up and act as Sa commands. At some point in time, she made a Proxy for herself with her original look and personality.

38. #38

    Keys: Verdantia, Planet of Verdant, Old Verdant Home, World, Planet

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    Description Verdantia consists of the riverlands, inhabited by the foxians, and the grasslands, inhabited by borisins herders. The planet had extreme seasons known as the "Vulpesummer" and "Lupuswinter."[1] Verdantia rice is still used by the Xianzhou Alliance, likely brought over by the foxians during their exodus.[2] Verdantia tongue was a common language understood by both foxians and borisin. Verdantia has a traditional fable of the "Wolf God and Deer God" that espouses balance between the Abundance and The Hunt.[3]

    Eventually Yaoshi brought forth the Redspring, which transformed the planet and made it experience a population explosion and ecological collapse. With the Redspring as a medium, everything that the borisin needed was made from this miraculous source. The fields no longer grew grain but viscorpi instead, and borisin garments were no longer of linen or fabric but of embryonic flesh. Even the chilly snowlands that once terrified Verdantia civilizations were no longer a concern, for the borisin cultivated biological membranes in the polar regions to craft into warm dome-shaped tents, blocking the Lupuswinter beyond this barrier.

    History Both the foxians and borisins originated from Verdantia. The foxians inhabited the riverlands, while the borisins were herders who inhabited the grasslands. The foxians saw the borisins as savage while the borisins saw the foxians as deceptive merchants. Despite their animosity, they cooperated with each other during the Vulpesummer and Lupuswinter. In the summer, they would set down their weapons for the rich harvests, but during the winter there would be unceasing conflict due to hunger.[1]

    One Lupuswinter lasted far longer than usual, causing mass starvation. A prophet saw the end of the world and made a wish to Yaoshi for sustenance. This person is known as lady Tushan in foxian legends, while the borisins believe it was a man named Duran. Yaoshi split the mountains and the divine nectar of the Redspring poured forth. Those who drank from the Redspring gained vitality and strength from the meat of beasts they ate. Their bodies became increasingly bestial. The Redspring transformed the the Planet of Verdant, which experienced a population explosion and ecological collapse. The canine races prayed to Yaoshi for help but THEY did not respond. As a result, the borisins and foxians left for space. The borisins became spacefaring conquerors who brought the "Lupuswinter" to other planets.[1]

    The foxians soon became livestock, servants, and currency under the tyranny of the borisin, who commanded them to craft tools for use, yet repeatedly dug out their eyes to prevent learning, and forbade them from possessing metals to avoid copying any tools. Many of them were eventually rescued by the Xianzhou Alliance, becoming one of the three main races of the alliance and the dominant culture on the Xianzhou Yaoqing. Thousands of years later, they still fight tirelessly for the liberation of their kin.[5]

    Under the borisin, the Denizens of Abundance were involved with three large-scale wars against the Xianzhou Alliance. The borisin once invaded Thalassa, but were driven out by the High-Cloud Quintet. After the capture and imprisonment of the Abundance Axis's last Warhead, Hoolay, the coalition has greatly declined in strength, and the borisin political landscape was plunged into a state of extreme instability.[6]

    After the foxians joined the Xianzhou Alliance, many of them who wished to rebuild their homeland formed the Verdantia Sect, which merged with the Homeward Sect. To this day, they remain a political force to be reckoned with. From the merging of the two sects, it is observed that their style of faith stands as something akin to a slogan for the Homeward Sect, as well as the Verdantia Sect. All those foxians want is to be back in their homeland, Verdantia.

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    Keys: Vonwacq, Planet, World, Uninhabited, Pular Ornament

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40. #40

    Keys: Warforge, Furnace of War, Planet, World

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    Overview Warforge is a scorching world of lava. It has bubbling toxic gases and active volcanoes that erupt with molten magma. Deposits of a rare obsidian flame crystal are also found there.[1]

    The fauna of Warforge includes giant firelizards.[1]

    History The Antimatter Legion gifted the dying Warforge to the Firesmith clan. The Warforge is used by the firesmiths to repeatedly hammer and smelt the Legion's fighting forces until their flesh and weaponry fuse together and they gain the power of the Destruction.[1] The Doomsday Beast was made in the Warforge using the fragments of the Dusk Leviathan and the bones of thousands of dead.[2] Lord Ravagers of Nanook were also re-cast anew in the Warforge.

41. #41

    Keys: Xin-41, World, Planet, Hosea Star Map, Hallucinogenic Spices

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    Description It is an inhabited world at the Hosea Star Map that can sustain farming. Hallucinogenic spices are one of the crops that can be gathered there, and at least two distinct factions of people live on this world with spacecraft being a common sight. Their morning fog is thick, due to the spices being burned by the Slinkans, and their rain is made of acid.[2]

    Culture There are two factions of people who live at this world.

    Native Inhabitants The original inhabitants. They place cultural significance on spices, lighting Harmonious Joys to celebrate achievements and happiness, however they risk being arrested and physical punishment by indulging in this. While they are farmers and have spice fields, they are banned from having spices in their daily lives and are banned from reading books from before the Slinkans arrived.

    They are not allowed many luxuries due the ruling Slinkans and spend their lives harvesting the hallucinogenic spices for them.

    They can bathe in their acidic rain.[2]

    Slinkans The ruling class. They arrived on the world at some point in its history and have established themselves as the leaders, telling the native inhabitants that they will bring their civilization to its apex, and that they are majestic geniuses who rule the cosmos. They have instituted a ban on literature written before their arrival, retention of ideas, and usage of spices in the native inhabitant's daily lives. Those caught with banned contraband can be arrested and physically punished, while those who retain ideas would be killed, stuffed with spices, and their bodies dumped in the wilderness as a message.

    Their spice ban do not extend to themselves, as they burn it profusely for holidays or welcoming VIPs, and it is described that it sustains their dreams of immortality.[2]

    They are described as intelligent, wealthy, cold, and "a little crazy".

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    Keys: Xuange, Destroyed Planet, World, Planet

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    Description Xuange was a planet in the IPC's business sphere. It was inhabited by a race of immortal half-human half-snake monsters. In AE 2131, a molting disease caused by Yaoshi was spreading throughout Xuange until the astronomical observation system of the Xuange Observation Station detected Lan's Lux Arrow 62 light years away. The arrow caused a gravitational wave, a spatial disturbance left by an entity traveling too fast to be measured and covering astronomical distances. Soon afterward, a flash of light cleaved apart the sky, leaving behind abnormal rainbow-colored traces. Half a unit of system time later, the entirety of the planet Xuange imploded, an event also observed by Herta.

    Etymology 玄戈 Xuángē, also known as 天戈 Tiāngē, is the Chinese name of a star with the latinized Bayer designation of Lambda Boötis.

43. #43

    Keys: Claretwheel Temple, World, Vessel, Religious, Borisin

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    "Humankind flounders in the ocean of life and death, as wickedness and evil deeds lead to the abyss of flames. All suffering is created solely by the mind, and obsession and desire make earthen idols thus divine."

    — Ordained monk, Matanga

    During the long and drawn-out Denizens of Abundance Wars, a group of borisin grew weary of the endless conquest and slaughter. They believed that the universe's suffering was born of an imbalance between Abundance and The Hunt. Ever since Yaoshi ascended to divinity, the influence of Abundance expanded by the day, causing the balance of life's cycle to be shaken. They believe that the birth of the Hunt is an inevitable necessity driven forth by this imbalance. So, these borisin abandoned their faith and their war packs to establish the Claretwheel Temple.

    Claretwheel Temple is a temple complex floating in the universe. They would appear during any war related to the Denizens of the Abundance, collecting the remains of the deceased and delivering their souls to the eternal beyond. Some war orphans taken away by them would go on to become Claretwheel Temple monks and devote themselves to continuing this cause.

    The monks of Claretwheel Temple also regard HooH the Equilibrium as a great forerunner instead of a god who guides the people of this world. The monks always maintain some distance from the concept of Aeons in their teachings — As the Claretwheel Temple's faith was born from the cracks between Abundance and The Hunt, the Temple believes that Aeons, as beings that exercise the extremes of a singular concept, will surely push the universe into the abyss of imbalance.

    After three Amber Eras of peaceful activity, the Claretwheel Temple monks have included enlightened practitioners of many different races, although the borisin still constituted the absolute majority. It did not matter if one were a citizen of Xianzhou, a Wingweaver, a Houyhnhnm, or an Intellitron — so long as one wishes to bring this ceaseless cycle of war and bloodshed to an end, one could become an ordained monk of Claretwheel Temple.

    The monks of Claretwheel Temple are required to wear a Claretwheel Ring, as a symbol of their vow to abide by the five major precepts: To do no harm, no deception, no greed, no anger, and no indulgence. However, the esteemed monks who had mastered these teachings no longer wear such rings — their rings are already engraved into their hearts.

    Overview The Claretwheel Temple was formed following the collapse of the Borisin Empire. Similarly to The Unshackled, the Claretwheel Temple is a non-aggressive faction that rejects harming living beings, turning their beliefs into a religious concept as a path of salvation. They have resurrected the traditional Verdantia fable of "Wolf God and Deer God" and believe that the heart of the present chaos lies in the power imbalance between the Abundance and The Hunt.

    According to a recent report by the Verdantia Fleet's scouts, the temple has close to 10,000 disciples, most of whom are borisin, though there are a few members from the other Denizens of Abundance. They are identified with some sort of forged metallic band around a certain part of their body, which symbolizes their advocacy to avoid killing.

    While the Xianzhou Alliance is skeptical about the idea of nonviolent borisin, because the members of the Temple genuinely adhere to their mantra, they are tolerated by the Alliance's Military Affairs Office. Anyone that deliberately attacks one of these disciples will be charged with intentional harming of civilians.[1] At present, the only Xianzhou ship that has established diplomatic relations with Claretwheel Temple is the Luofu after the monk Samatha pleaded in the Luminary Wardance Ceremony in Event Adventure Mission Ordination.[2]

    A common saying in the Claretwheel Temple is "May the claret wheel hang overhead, illuminating mortal hearts.

    Five Claretwheel Commandments The Claretwheel Temple also bears five commandments, recited in hopes of severing one's ties to evil. It is a method of self-discipline. A commandment mantra is said before this, with the mantra going as such:

    I am born of the void, born in servitude to all beings, thus I shall neither harm nor transgress. I quell myself from strife, witnessing the poison of karmic consequences, thus I shall neither covet nor hate. I know the truth of suffering, of death, and of life, thus I shall not be indulgent in my wait for Nirvana.

    After reciting the mantra, the members are given a Claretwheel Ring to symbolize their vow to abide by the commandments, with the commandments being "to not evoke harm, transgression, greed, hate, and indulgence".[3]

    Golden Bodhisattvas 13,000 "golden bodhisattvas" are enshrined in the Nirvana Hall of Claretwheel Temple. According to investigations from the Intelligentsia Guild, these "golden bodhisattvas" are still technically "alive" from a biological point of view. It is unknown whether these "golden bodhisattvas" will awaken when certain conditions are met, and whether they will be "esteemed high monks" or "Abominations of Abundance" when they awaken.[2]

    Known Members Samatha — Revered Monk[3] Dhyana † — Revered Master[3] Virya † — Dharmic Monk[3] 0089 † — Converted Disciple (ordained name: Sugata)[3] Matanga — Ordained Monk

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    Keys: Knights of Beauty

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45. #45

    Keys: Zaum, Star Systems, Star clusters, Constellations

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    With obliteration looming large, people couldn't care less to point fingers. The only thing they were certain was that the beautiful world would be gone forever.

    —Elegy

    History The star system Zaum was blessed by a prophet who brought knowledge far ahead of its time, allowing them to create cutting-edge technology and negotiate with the IPC. The IPC, refusing to let a star system in their logistics chain horse-trade with them, turned the people of Zaum against each other. At the same time, the prophet's actions caused the ruined timelines to condense into a tsunami of muddled memoria, destroying the planet by acting as a indiscriminate disease in the form of a grey tide. This sowed greater discourse in the two warring political forces, who each believed the other to be responsible. During the conflict, the prophet was assassinated, and a chaotic wave of memoria flooded the border between the two forces. Some time later, a missile was fired to quell the memoria, but it became the catalyst for a war between the two factions that spanned two Amber Eras. The nation was completely destroyed and Zaum was swallowed by the memoria.

    A Creed Exequy member, Elegy, keeps the history of the star system within a Memory Bubble

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    Keys: Earth's Solar System, Plantery System, Planets

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    Known Planets The Solar System has been acknowledged as having 8 planets.[1]

    Mercury Venus (Purusha) Earth[2] Moon Mars (Luoxing)[2] Phobos[3] Deimus[3][note 1] Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune History Main article: Timeline Prehistory Unknown period The Cocoon of Finality visited Mercury, though it ignored it as it was impossible to support life as it had no atmosphere, no seasons, and the dark soil constantly burnt under the hot sun.[4] The Cocoon visited Jupiter and noted that it was a planet where complex patterns filled the sky and that one of its satellites, likely Io, was damaged by tidal force and lava constantly spewed on its surface, covering the planet in sulfur.[4] The Cocoon visited Saturn, and noted that it was a gas giant with beautiful light, and that one of its satellites, likely Titan, remained dormant in its cradle, waiting for the light and warmth to bestow life upon it.[4] The Cocoon visited two ice giants with unending blizzards, Uranus and Neptune, noting that the former was an enchanting pastel blue and the latter a captivating cerulean blue, both cruel in its beauty, just like the galaxy.[4] 1 billion years ago Mars faces the threat of Finality and is on the edge of total destruction.[5] The Cocoon of Finality attempted to foster a civilization on Mars, but failed as the cycles came to a standstill. The Cocoon left the planet dead, the only remains of its past glory residing in its remaining Bubble Worlds.[6] 250 million years ago The civilization of planet Venus faced Honkai and lost.[5] In an attempt to defend themselves, the Venusians triggered a Sea of Quanta tsunami, sweeping away the Cocoon, but nearly all life on the planet was destroyed, along with Sa's civilization, homeland, and culture, leaving her as the sole survivor.[citation needed] 65 million years ago Extinction of Dinosaurs on Earth.[5] Previous Era 50,000 years ago During the battle against the Final Herrscher on the Moon, PROMETHEUS hacked the Cocoon and created the Will of Honkai, forcing the Cocoon to repeat its last cycle and become predictable.[citation needed] Current Era Main article: Story 2018 Earth transcended Finality and Kiana Kaslana became the Herrscher of Finality.[5] September 22, 2023 Two people from Earth, Erdős Helia and Coralie 6626 Planck, landed on Mars for scientific explorations.[5] 2029 Welt Yang and Void Archives leave Earth and infiltrate a Sky People spacecraft. There, Welt discovers records of the Sky People targeting a variant of Himeko.[7] They both decide to leave the Solar System.

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    Keys: Sedounirama, Star Cluster, Star System, Constellation

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    Profile The Sedounirama Star Cluster consists of six worlds.[1]

    History Traces of the Lord Ravager Celenova appeared at the edges of the Sedounirama Star Cluster. In response to the threat, the six worlds of the Star Cluster formed an alliance, and launched a counterattack on Celenova.[1] The Xianzhou Yaoqing was later present at the star cluster and observed Celenova's forces retreating.[2]

    During the Trailblaze Mission To Be or Not to Be, Ashveil and Sparxie defeated a 'possibility' of Asat by trapping him inside a room and throwing him into the "Sedounirama Star" as Sparxie says.

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    Keys: Epsilon, Planetary System, Star Cluster

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    Description Sampo describes it as a "giant vanity fair."[1] According to Robin, the vibe of the planet is similar to Penacony, but the people there are more interested in the profits that art can bring them than art itself.[2]

    Epsilon appears to have a thriving entertainment industry that produced many famous movie stars and singers. A record label there has produced a few albums for Robin and invited her to live there for a while.[2]

    The Epsilon E-News is a newspaper that circulates in Epsilon.[3]

    The Epsilon Merchant Guild is an organization that appears to have a considerable amount of influence and authority. It sent out a fleet for the rescue operation for the galaxy-class cruiser Nebula's End, which exploded seven system hours after departing from Epsilon-X United Skyport. The fans of Lesley Dean, who was one of the passengers on the cruiser, raised money to buy his memory storage from the Guild in order to reconstruct the star in the Dreamscape.[3]

    Known Planets Astropolis[4][5][6] Epsilon-X[3] Epsilon-XII[7] Notable Inhabitants Ast Rickley — a super popstar of the Epsilon-XII System.[7] Giovanni — a trader from Epsilon and a member of the Masked Fools.[8] IV — a manga artist and movie producer.[9] Joey — a Dreamweaver born into an artistic family from the Epsilon system.[10] Lesley Dean — a rising movie star dubbed the "Cosmic Star." He died in the explosion of the Nebula's End.[3] Red-Nosed Old-Timer — a member of the History Fictionologists.[11] Robin — a singer who was born in Penacony and has risen to cosmic fame. She has been invited by a label to live in Epsilon for a while

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    Keys: Consternation Starzone, Constellation, Star cluster, Star System

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    Profile The Consternation Starzone consists of several locations including: Planarcadia,[1] Lafcadio,[2] Yadav variable star, the Cerulean Nightmare, and the Knucklebone.[3]

    History In ancient times, Aha created the imagenae, known as the Phantasmoon, which marked the commencement of the first Phantasmoon Games. These games served as a grand stage for various factions and civilizations, including the Masked Fools, the Mourning Actors, and the people of ancient Benzaitengoku.

    This prosperity came to an abrupt end when the Antimatter Legion swept across the Consternation Starzone, reducing countless worlds to ruin. As Benzaitengoku faced certain annihilation, Graphia performed what would later be regarded as a miracle by capturing the entirety of the world within a painted scroll, thereby preserving its civilization from destruction.

    In the aftermath of the Legion’s assault, surviving inhabitants eventually returned and began the long process of restoration. Benzaitengoku received support from the Interastral Peace Corporation under the "Worlds Reborn Initiative" and appointed Pearl, a member of the Strategic Investment Department and one of the Ten Stonehearts, as the overseer and CEO of Planarcadia. Using advanced Punklordian aether editing technology, the world was reconstructed and ultimately revived under a new name: Planarcadia.

    Approximately fifteen years prior to the current events, the Astral Express arrived in the Consternation Starzone and mysteriously crashed on Planarcadia. The train was later repaired by Himeko, who subsequently assumed leadership as its new Navigator. From Planarcadia, the Astral Express departed once more, continuing its journey among the stars.[1]

    During the Cloudpeer Telescope's 33rd macro-sweep of the year, it would detect the Reignbow's manifestation, with trace elements pointing to three locations. Upon investigating, it was revealed that the worlds had been plundered by the Bluefang Pack, with them trying to turn one of the worlds into a nursery for their weapons. However, the Rainbowfall Fleet would met out punishment, with a famous victory being enacted.[3]

    Around the Year 8098 Star Calendar, a Surveillance Report from the Xianzhou Yuque indicated that based on IPC data, the Wingweavers' Peacock Angel legion has arrived at the Consternation Starzone to locate a Stellaron and revive their homeworld of Muldrasil. The veracity of this information had yet to be verified, however.[4]

    Lafcadio is claimed to be the site where Idrila the Beauty fell, according to a Mirror Holder, though the details are not known.[2] In 2157 AE, the Doctor of Chaos who won that era's Phantasmoon Games attempted to create an universe with an afterlife with their prize. The attempt resulted in "phantoms of death" from the past crowding Lafcadio and several surrounding star systems, as well as the resurfacing of Isee's spirit on Adlivun.

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    Keys: Adlivun, Star Cluster, Star system, Nanook, Aoen of Destruction

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    Adlivun was a star system where Nanook, the Aeon of Destruction, was born as the world fell.[1] The system was possibly "destroyed" by Nanook when THEY ascended into Aeonhood.

    History Adlivun was a star system marred by the Emperor's War and the Swarm Disaster. When Akivili arrived there, the inhabitants were still fighting against the remaining descendants of Tayzzyronth.

    Etymology Adlivun refers to spirits of the departed and the underworld ruled by Sedna, the goddess of sea and marine animals in Inuit mythology. The souls are purified in the underworld, in preparation for the travel to the Land of the Moon.

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