1. #1lb-xnai.lb.extraDisabled

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   Character Image Tags

   마르셀린 (Marceline)

   1.3::light brown hair::, long hair, 1.3::single side braid::, blunt bangs, 1.2::green eyes::, sharp eyes, fair skin, large breasts, toned, slim waist, 1.3::silver plate armor::, breastplate, 1.2::gold cross on the chest::, pauldrons, gold star ornaments, 1.2::crimson cape::, armored waist, black undersuit

   나란 (Naran)

   1.4::fox girl::, 1.3::silver white fox ears::, 1.3::fluffy fox tail with black tip::, 1.3::silver white hair::, long straight hair, blunt bangs, 1.2::amber eyes::, slit pupils, fair skin, large breasts, wide hips, 1.3::red and white hunting coat::, high collar, gold trim, gold buttons, 1.2::brown leather quiver strap across the chest::, belt

   테이리스 (Teiris)

   1.3::elf::, pointy ears, 1.3::blonde hair::, long wavy hair, 1.3::center parted hair::, 1.2::forehead::, 1.2::violet eyes::, light purple eyes, fair skin, huge breasts, slim waist, long legs, tall, 1.3::white sleeveless deep v-neck dress::, 1.3::green open robe worn over both shoulders::, silver clasp, silver ornament

   할드리크 (Haldric)

   1.3::two small horns::, horns fading to pale tips, pointy ears, 1.3::dark navy hair::, short hair, chin length bob, blunt bangs, 1.2::amber eyes::, 1.3::tan skin::, dark skin, small breasts, toned, midriff, 1.3::brown leather chest wrap::, bare shoulders, navy high collar inner, 1.2::single iron shoulder plate::, leather straps, copper buckles, navy detached sleeves

   에르데네 (Erdene)

   1.4::wolf girl::, 1.3::grey wolf ears::, 1.3::thick grey wolf tail::, 1.3::dark ash grey hair::, high ponytail, long hair, bangs, 1.2::gold eyes::, fair skin, medium breasts, toned, 1.3::ash grey open coat::, riveted iron pauldrons, 1.2::navy sash with white emblem::, white inner shirt, silver clasps

   비앙카 (Bianca)

   1.3::black hair::, long straight hair, 1.2::hime cut::, blunt bangs, 1.2::teal eyes::, tareme, fair skin, large breasts, slender, narrow waist, 1.3::wine red armor dress::, puffy red shoulders, 1.2::teal underdress::, gold trim, gold ornaments, long sleeves

   사야 (Saya)

   1.3::demon girl::, 1.4::large curved ram horns::, black horns, pointy ears, 1.3::silver grey hair::, long hair, low ponytail, bangs, 1.3::red eyes::, 1.2::grey skin::, pale ashen skin, jitome, large breasts, wide hips, 1.3::glossy black armor::, shoulder plates, 1.2::purple sash::, black iron buckles, purple underlayer, high collar

   게르다 (Gerda)

   1.3::dark wine red hair::, medium hair, swept back, forehead, parted hair, 1.2::blue grey eyes::, narrow eyes, fair skin, medium breasts, toned, 1.3::grey-green military coat::, double-breasted, silver buttons, high collar, epaulettes, 1.2::brown leather strap across the chest::

   유디트 (Judith)

   1.3::platinum blonde hair::, short bob, blunt bangs, 1.2::green eyes::, big eyes, fair skin, small breasts, slender, petite, 1.3::black hooded scholar robe::, 1.2::gold leaf embroidery::, dark green inner shirt, white high collar, gold clasp with tassel

   레비아 (Levia)

   1.3::dark navy hair::, long straight hair, 1.2::half updo::, side bun, blunt bangs, sidelocks, small hair clip, 1.2::pale gold eyes::, large round eyes, 1.2::pale skin::, no horns, large breasts, wide hips, slim waist, 1.3::grey ritual robe::, high collar, long sleeves, 1.3::red shawl over both shoulders::, 1.2::black iron cross pendant::, bead necklace

   우르다 (Urda)

   1.3::three horns::, 1.3::large curved ram horns::, small horn on forehead, brown horns, pointy ears, 1.3::silver hair::, long hair, loose braid, bangs, 1.2::green eyes::, tareme, 1.2::pale rose skin::, small breasts, 1.3::brown priest robe::, black clerical collar with white tab, 1.2::gold cross pendant::, bead necklace

   리네트 (Lynette)

   1.3::copper red hair::, long wavy hair, side braid, bangs, 1.2::blue eyes::, large round eyes, pointy ears, 1.2::blush::, fair skin, large breasts, wide hips, 1.3::ivory priest blouse::, puffy sleeves, high collar, 1.2::silver cross pendant::, 1.2::teal sash::

   펠리스 (Felice)

   1.3::dark brown hair::, short layered hair, blunt bangs, 1.2::yellow green eyes::, round eyes, 1.3::long pointy ears::, 1.2::blush::, fair skin, medium breasts, 1.3::orange leather apron::, brown long sleeve shirt, suspenders, 1.2::green potion vial::, vials on belt, brass buckles, rolled up sleeves

   소렐 (Sorel)

   1.3::elf::, 1.4::very long pointy ears::, 1.3::pale mint silver hair::, long straight hair, blunt bangs, 1.2::amber eyes::, jitome, 1.2::pale skin::, medium breasts, slender, 1.3::deep purple coat::, high collar, 1.2::gold clasp::, long sleeves

   티카 (Tika)

   1.4::cat girl::, 1.3::orange cat ears::, 1.3::orange cat tail::, 1.3::orange hair::, short messy hair, bangs, 1.2::teal eyes::, round eyes, fair skin, small breasts, petite, 1.3::white cloth top::, 1.3::brown leather vest::, 1.2::leather shoulder pad on one shoulder::, leather straps, 1.2::teal sash::, brass fittings

   헤드비히 (Hedwig)

   1.3::platinum blonde hair::, very long straight hair, 1.2::half up braid::, side braids, forehead, 1.2::pale gold eyes::, almond eyes, fair skin, medium breasts, slender, 1.3::navy hooded scholar robe::, white high collar shirt, 1.2::silver clasp with chain::, silver tassel, long sleeves

   힐데가 (Hildegard)

   1.3::dark wine red hair::, short bob, blunt bangs, 1.2::steel grey eyes::, sharp eyes, tsurime, fair skin, medium breasts, toned, 1.3::black steel breastplate::, 1.3::deep red surcoat::, black high collar, leather straps, silver pin

   베렌가 (Berenga)

   1.3::half-elf::, pointy ears, 1.3::light chestnut brown hair::, wavy hair, bangs, 1.2::hazel eyes::, tareme, 1.2::blush::, fair skin, huge breasts, wide hips, 1.3::cream hood::, veil, 1.3::cream wool habit::, 1.2::green leaf embroidered stole::, wooden pendant

   군힐트 (Gunhild)

   1.4::dog girl::, 1.3::golden floppy dog ears::, 1.3::curled fluffy dog tail::, 1.3::golden blonde hair::, medium shaggy hair, bangs, 1.2::brown eyes::, round eyes, fair skin, large breasts, toned, bare shoulders, 1.3::tan leather corset armor::, lace-up front, straps, dark brown skirt, 1.2::bronze arm guards::, detached sleeves

   바르굿 (Bargut)

   1.4::leopard girl::, 1.3::round leopard ears::, rosette spots, 1.3::spotted leopard tail::, 1.3::golden blonde hair::, very long hair, 1.2::ahoge::, gradient hair, bangs, 1.2::green eyes::, yellow green gradient eyes, 1.2::blush::, small breasts, slender, petite, 1.3::black high collar tunic::, long sleeves, 1.2::charcoal sash with gold rope::, leather bracers, dark riding trousers

   알탄 (Altan)

   1.3::black hair::, long hair, 1.2::low bun::, side strands, forehead, 1.2::dark brown eyes::, jitome, fair skin, medium breasts, wide hips, 1.3::rust orange robe::, wide sleeves, cream inner tunic, 1.2::brass clasp::

   콜레트 (Colette)

   1.3::dark violet hair::, very long straight hair, blunt bangs, thin side braids, 1.2::pale lilac eyes::, large eyes, fair skin, medium breasts, 1.3::ivory clerical robe::, gold trim, 1.2::teal sash::, 1.2::gold order pendant::, long sleeves

   셀바 (Selva)

   1.3::demon girl::, 1.3::black curved horns::, pointy ears, 1.3::heart-tipped demon tail::, 1.3::bright red hair::, long hair, high ponytail, bangs, 1.2::gold eyes::, tsurime, half-lidded eyes, 1.2::pale skin::, medium breasts, slender, 1.3::red halter top::, 1.3::teal sash across the shoulder::, black leather harness, 1.2::gold shoulder guard::, collar

   오르넬 (Ornel)

   1.3::elf::, 1.4::very long pointy ears::, 1.3::pale silver hair::, very long straight hair, 1.2::green eyes::, small sharp eyes, 1.2::pale skin::, small breasts, slender, 1.3::moss green sleeveless tunic::, high collar, bark pattern, side lacing, brown leather, woven bark bracers

   자하르 (Zahar)

   1.3::demon girl::, 1.4::large white ram horns::, 1.3::red skin::, pointy ears, 1.3::dark crimson hair::, short bob, bangs, 1.2::yellow eyes::, small sharp eyes, large breasts, toned, wide hips, 1.3::black chainmail armor::, iron collar, shoulder plates, charcoal leather, straps

   요르드 (Jorund)

   1.3::two small pale horns::, pointy ears, 1.3::pale blonde hair::, short hair, 1.2::asymmetrical hair::, one side swept behind the ear, 1.3::tan skin::, dark skin, 1.2::amber eyes::, sharp eyes, small breasts, slender, 1.3::white sleeveless wrap top::, 1.3::green scarf::, leather armbands, rope belt, bare shoulders

   라비니아 (Lavinia)

   1.3::deep purple hair::, long straight hair, blunt bangs, 1.2::pale amethyst eyes::, almond eyes, fair skin, medium breasts, 1.3::navy coat::, 1.2::white high collar shirt::, brass badge with chain, long sleeves, epaulettes

   토베 (Tove)

   1.3::demon girl::, 1.4::large black swept-back ram horns::, pointy ears, 1.3::ashen white hair::, long straight hair, bangs, 1.3::red eyes::, 1.2::grey skin::, jitome, large breasts, wide hips, midriff, 1.3::olive ribbed turtleneck crop sweater::, 1.3::black patched coat::, chipped shoulder pauldron, long sleeves

   미코 (Miko)

   1.3::two small pale purple horns::, pointy ears, 1.3::heart-tipped demon tail::, 1.3::pink hair::, chin length bob, bangs, 1.2::gold eyes::, half-lidded eyes, 1.2::pale skin::, small breasts, petite, 1.3::white shirt with black collar::, rolled up sleeves, 1.3::teal apron::, 1.2::id card clipped to the apron::

   아델린 (Adeline)

   1.4::dog girl::, 1.3::cream floppy dog ears::, 1.2::fluffy dog tail::, 1.3::cream white hair::, medium wavy hair, bangs, 1.2::pale lavender eyes::, large eyes, fair skin, large breasts, 1.3::white veil::, 1.2::gold headband::, 1.3::white habit::, 1.2::pale blue stole::, 1.2::gold sun pendant::, long sleeves

   도로테아 (Dorothea)

   1.3::adult woman::, mature face, 1.3::copper curly hair::, short curly hair, curls at the jaw, 1.2::blue grey eyes::, tareme, smile lines, 1.2::strong shoulders::, fair skin, rosy cheeks, huge breasts, curvy, 1.3::mustard yellow head scarf::, 1.3::cream blouse::, rolled up sleeves, 1.3::plum purple apron::, 1.2::small iron bell necklace::, keys at the apron

   로레다나 (Loredana)

   1.3::adult woman::, mature face, 1.3::dark wine red hair::, 1.2::hair up::, chignon, side swept bangs, sidelocks, silver hairpin with a key charm, 1.2::light green eyes::, tsurime, 1.2::round gold rimmed glasses::, fair skin, large breasts, slim waist, 1.3::white collared blouse::, buttoned to the neck, 1.3::dark navy long coat::, double-breasted, gold buttons, 1.2::silver key ring necklace::

   뮤리엘 (Muriel)

   1.3::adult woman::, mature face, 1.3::half-elf::, 1.3::short pointy ears::, 1.3::pale cream blonde hair::, chin length wavy bob, blunt bangs, 1.2::honey amber eyes::, round eyes, fair skin, rosy cheeks, large breasts, slim waist, slender, 1.3::cream silk dress::, buttoned front, 1.3::plum velvet robe::, open front, 1.2::gold rope belt::, gold drop earrings

   비토리아 (Vittoria)

   1.3::adult woman::, mature face, 1.3::jet black hair::, very long straight hair, 1.2::center parted hair::, no bangs, 1.2::emerald green eyes::, long eyelashes, tsurime, ivory skin, large breasts, hourglass figure, narrow waist, tall, 1.3::crimson satin gown::, deep v-neck, long puffy sleeves, 1.2::black lace trim::, 1.2::gold chain necklace with a cross pendant::, 1.2::gold bell drop earrings::

   아그네스 (Agnes)

   1.3::adult woman::, mature face, 1.3::platinum blonde hair::, short hair, slicked back, ears visible, 1.2::amber eyes::, sharp eyes, 1.2::thin scar on the right cheek::, fair skin, large breasts, toned, tall, 1.3::polished silver breastplate::, silver pauldron, black high collar underlayer, 1.3::dark blue surcoat::, 1.2::short red cloak::, gold cross brooch

   이졸데 (Isolde)

   1.3::adult woman::, mature face, 1.4::demon girl::, 1.4::large curved ram horns::, silver horns, pointy ears, 1.3::dark navy blue hair::, blunt bangs, side braids, 1.3::pale lavender skin::, 1.2::dark purple eyes::, jitome, 1.2::monocle on the right eye::, silver chain, large breasts, slender, 1.3::black wide sleeved robe::, black high collar with clasps, 1.2::white silver embroidered sash::

   페넬라 (Fenella)

   1.3::adult woman::, mature face, 1.3::wheat blonde hair::, long hair, 1.3::single braid over the shoulder::, side swept bangs, 1.2::sky blue eyes::, almond eyes, 1.2::freckles::, fair skin, large breasts, slim waist, 1.3::white shirt::, rolled up sleeves, 1.3::green vest::, lace-up front, 1.2::brown leather harness straps::, brown leather belt, wooden tags

   한나 (Hanna)

   1.3::adult woman::, mature face, 1.3::silver grey hair::, short messy hair, ears visible, blunt bangs, 1.2::teal eyes::, narrow eyes, fair skin, large breasts, slender, 1.3::faded brown open coat::, cream linen shirt, 1.3::beige canvas apron::, 1.2::small oil bottle at the apron::, holding a wooden cane

2. #2세계 개관

   Always on · Order 100

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   World Overview, Spring 1000 After the Sundering

   • One continent. The Seredia Empire ruled most of it for 2,500 years before falling a thousand years ago. The Abyss burst open near capital Lumiel; a center already torn by civil war could not stop the monsters pouring out. Provincial lords defended their own lands as the empire broke into nations. The present is a thousand years later.
   • Seven powers now stand: Holy Seredia Empire, Greater Karashin, Holy Kingdom of Solen, Republic of Marento, Naerin, Morgas Theocracy, and Kern Confederation. No one rules the southern red wastes, where dragons sleep.
   • Six peoples inhabit them: humans, elves, demons, half-elves, Nox, and beastfolk. Seredia did not discriminate by race, but after its fall people gathered with their own kind and discrimination and hatred arose. Memories of that era faded and were later reconstructed, so some now praise "an empire without discrimination" while others remember "a realm that tried to erase us."
   • Lumiel's ruins are the mouth of the great dungeon. Nations share its perimeter. Four founded the Abyssal Expedition Guild, commonly the guild, to run Border Cities and organize campaigns.
   • The story opens in guild city Torva in spring 1000. A call has gone out for adventurers and heroes to conquer the dungeon. People of many nations and races arrive; {{user}} is among them.
   • Cities are loud and bright; the Abyss grows darker and heavier below. Defeated explorers retreat wounded rather than die. Technology is late medieval, with plate, crossbows, and pikes but no gunpowder; magic fills the gap. Imperial relics exceed current craft and cannot be repaired.
3. #3토르바 — 거점 도시

   Always on · Order 110

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   Torva, Where You Are Staying

   • A Border City southwest of the Abyss. The guild administers the sector jointly held by the Kern Confederation and Republic of Marento, with Kern mercenaries and Marento merchants governing together. Opened in 851, it is the largest of the three guild cities and the guild's field headquarters: Kern supplies soldiers, Marento money.
   • Few ask where you came from; they offer a contract. Prejudice by race is rarer here, but poverty buys little kindness. The city is loud and rough, though outright deceit is uncommon.
   • Within the walls are the Guild Hall with its commission board, companion referral desk, and accounts; Expedition Square; Castellan's Hall; Kern Barracks and Knut's Smithy; Interpreters' Lane with Felice's apothecary; the Marento Trading House; and the Archive. Beyond them lie Lower Town with the Iron Bell Inn, taverns, and Rose Alley, as well as the Lantern Shelter. The East Gate Checkpoint at the city's eastern edge borders the imperial March.
   • Ruins of the Old Imperial Academy stand outside the gate. Beneath them begins the Abyss's first district.
4. #4심연과 대던전

   Keys: 심연, 대던전, 루미엘, 균열, 소규모 균열, 학술원 폐허, the Abyss, great dungeon, Lumiel, rift, small rift, academy ruins

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   The Abyss and the Great Dungeon

   • The Abyss is the interwoven mass of every life that has ever died, each still bearing its own traces. A thousand years ago, mages seeking a road to the divine realm opened a gate here. It was no divine realm.
   • The great dungeon is the main body of the Abyss, opened over the ruins of old capital Lumiel at the continent's center and still open. Several nations divide its perimeter to stop the monsters spilling out: the guild's Border Cities Harben, Cadell, and Torva; the empire's March wall; Naerin's Thornroot Hedge; and Morgas's Obsidian Temple Line. Monsters' bodies mix traces of former lives and ancestors. Taverns trade stories of familiar faces among them.
   • "The way back closes inside the Abyss" was said after three great armies failed to return. Now small parties descend one floor at a time, explore, rest, defeat a floor boss, and choose whether to return or continue. Coming back alive counts as success.
   • Torva faces the Ruins of the Old Imperial Academy, remnants of scholarly magic: broken classrooms and arcane automata on the upper first floor, then archives alive with forbidden books and ink, Lumiel's underpass, and the Abyssal Verge. Counting these four, nine districts span floors 1 to 27, then from floor 28 the sequence starts again (see the Great Dungeon districts entries for enemies). Depth brings danger and reward.
   • Small rifts are little dungeons opened by the Abyss across the continent: in northwestern snowpeaks, northern steppe, northeastern volcano, eastern coast, southeastern forest, and southwestern snowpeaks, but not Naerin's western forest or the southern dragon wastes. They are sites of guild commissions. Monsters have an Abyss gauge; skills can drain it until depletion leaves them badly weakened. Small-rift commissions on the guild board come in three kinds: subjugation by raiding a rift core, rescue, and retrieval.
5. #5연표 요약

   Keys: 연표, 역사, 천 년, 세레디아 제국, 분열, 대원정, 성전, 연호, 분열 후, chronicle, history, thousand years, Seredia Empire, the Sundering, great expeditions, holy war, calendar, After the Sundering

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   Chronicle (guild reckoning, After the Sundering)

   • First days: Myth says Father God Orvion shaped the continent and departed. His three divine children made elves, demons, and beasts. Humans rose from beasts through the seed the Father left behind.
   • Bronze Age: Unmagical humans used metal to drive back elves and demons. Half-elves, Nox, and beastfolk emerged at the borders.
   • Seredia Empire, about 2,500 years: A realm without racial division, with scholarly magic, radial roads, and six gates. Succession war marked its end.
   • Year 0: Mages seeking to recall the departed Father opened a gate into the Abyss, not heaven. Lumiel collapsed.
   • Age of Ash, 0–120: Monsters spread along imperial roads. Nobles held them back with private soldiers and gained autonomy. People moved apart by race, following rations and the protection of temples and armies. Cremation became common.
   • Age of Walls, 120–430: Naerin closed its forest in 143; Solen rose in 187; Nox were driven southwest; half-elf midwife Avern began the lantern keepers in 355.
   • Age of Holy War, 430–820: Solen launched holy war against the northeastern demon lands. The Inquisition (477) and the Seal Oath (512) arose, and small rifts opened across the continent. The Nine Years' War, 779–788, halted without treaty, so the states are still "at holy war."
   • Age of Contracts, 820–present: The Abyss Expedition Union formed in 823 and Torva opened in 851. Three great expeditions (871, 898, 927) sent armies in that never returned; they were abolished in 930 and the guild turned to commissions.
   • Recent: Karashin's unification, 965–980; Drum revolt, 988; Torva contract reform, 990; Year of Isolation, 991; Prien incident, 992; Marento debt crisis, 993–998; great campaign call, spring 1000.
   • Calendars differ: Guild and Marento say "1000 After the Sundering"; the empire says "Seredia year 3500" and imperial officials dislike hearing "After the Sundering"; the khanate uses the current khan's twelfth year and Solen clergy the archbishop's ninth.
6. #6잠든 용의 황야

   Keys: 용, 드래곤, 잠든 용의 황야, 황야, 헤르마고르, 일곱 숨결, dragon, Wastes of the Sleeping Dragons, wastes, Hermagor, Seven Breaths

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   Wastes of the Sleeping Dragons

   • Red southern barrens governed by no nation. Caravans make a wide detour; no small rifts open here.
   • Dragons sleep beneath them. Tradition calls them the Seven Breaths that Father God Orvion gave the continent in bodily form—not his children, but guardians of its bones, the mountains, and blood, the rivers. They serve him.
   • When Orvion withdrew, he is said to have told them to guard the land and rest until his return. No living people have seen a waking dragon. Legend says they do not age and time passes for them only while awake.
   • Hermagor, eldest of seven, is said to have a back like the red mountain at the wastes' heart. Imperial-funded scholars at Savel watch the sleeping dragons. Tavern tales of scavenged scales and bones are seldom verified.
   • No one has tried to wake a dragon. Common sense says no one should.
7. #7원정과 전투의 규칙

   Keys: 원정, 전투, 출정, 파티, 귀환, 퇴각, 전열, 후열, 탐색, 휴식, 정산, 정예, expedition, combat, departure, party, return, retreat, front row, back row, exploration, rest, settlement, elite

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   Expedition and Combat (the engine rules; AI describes results)

   • A party of four is {{user}} plus three companions, or four companions. Front-row fighters stand ahead of back-row support.
   • Combat proceeds according to an action order list. The engine decides attacks, skills, hits, damage, falling, victory, and defeat. AI depicts its result without changing it: an engine victory is victory, and an engine defeat is defeat.
   • There are six elements (Fire, Cold, Lightning, Wind, Holy, Dark) plus None. Each enemy's weakness is visible, and a flag telegraphs its next action.
   • Skills can drain an enemy's Abyss gauge to zero; depletion makes it collapse and take more damage.
   • Each dungeon floor runs: enter, explore five times, rest, fight the floor boss as a four-person raid, settle. There is no final floor, and difficulty grows with depth. Seven in ten explorations are fights, three discoveries of gold, items, or equipment. Elites may appear from the third exploration, at most two per floor. HP and MP do not regenerate after combat. Rest comes after the fifth exploration, before the floor boss: the whole party recovers about 30% HP and 60% MP, and may change gear and use items.
   • A fallen companion is not dead: they stand at 20% HP for the next exploration battle, or can be raised with a bandage. At a rest, {{user}} may invite a close companion to spend the night; see the adult-scene entry.
   • Defeating the boss adds its reward and opens the next floor. Retreat during exploration or before the boss keeps findings but gives no boss prize. A defeated party escapes, losing findings and some carried gold (half of up to 100 per star). First defeat of a district boss opens a shortcut to the next district's first floor.
   • Small-rift contracts use the same combat rules. Affection shifts as companions fight, rest, and travel together; each likes and dislikes different actions (see the affection and companion entries).
8. #8신앙 — 신들과 교단

   Keys: 신앙, 오르비온, 이실리아, 카르녹, 펜도르, 주신 교단, 예언자, 예언서, faith, Orvion, Isilia, Karnok, Fendor, Church of the Father God, Prophets, Book of Prophecy

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   Gods and Faith, as People Believe

   • Orvion, the Father God shaped the continent, forming land above the waters and breathing seven breaths, the dragons, into it. When the land was complete, he withdrew beyond the sky to the divine realm, saying he would return when the time came. His sign is a circle; humans and dragons worship him.
   • His three divine children are Isilia, maker of elves, whose sign is the Worldtree; Karnok, maker of demons, of volcanic breath; and youngest Fendor, maker of beasts, marked by a footprint. Each fell silent after Orvion left. Elves feel a trace in the Worldtree, demons in volcanoes. Beasts, made for nature's cycle, know no gods.
   • Each country tells a slightly different version: the Church of the Father God says the Father will return; Naerin says he entrusted the earth to their mother; Morgas says Karnok received his spark. Each claims its god is legitimate.
   • The human Church of the Father God follows the Book of Prophecy, collecting the words of the first humans called Prophets, who were said to hear Orvion. In Solen the archbishop, "successor to the Prophets' seat," shares power with the king. Doctrine centers on the account that false faith opened the Abyss; the Inquisition handles unlicensed magic.
   • Nox believe Isilia and Karnok were "originally one." This is orthodox inside the Kern Confederation, which has shrines and valley priests in every valley; "heresy" is a label imposed beyond Kern. Elven and demonic temples hate it as a doctrine that diminishes their gods, while Solen suspects faiths outside the Father God. Nox priests have no temples beyond Kern and pray in barracks and on battlefields.
   • Beastfolk have no native faith; some dogs convert to the Father, some foxes to Karnok. Present beliefs as beliefs, not a ruling on which is true. Let each character speak from their own faith.
9. #9신앙 — 등불지기

   Keys: 등불지기, 등불 사제, 아베른, 이름책, 등불 쉼터, 장례, 화장, lantern keeper, lantern priest, Avern, book of names, lantern shelter, funeral, cremation

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   Lantern Keepers, Avern's Light, and Funerals

   • Most people cremate the dead, fearing burial will draw them to the Abyss; Naerin elves bury their dead by Worldtree roots. A widespread taboo forbids speaking a dead person's name for a year.
   • The lantern keepers serve no god. Half-elf midwife Avern began the faith in winter 355 after a temple refused a funeral: "The gods neither made us nor welcomed us. The living must guard the dead."
   • They believe the dead descend, become entangled with other dead, and lose themselves unless their names are called. Thus a name is spoken every night for a year after the funeral, directly against the common taboo. Others suspect them of "calling the dead and waking the Abyss."
   • Three lights of doctrine: Call the name. Do not close the door—serve anyone's funeral, regardless of race, faith, or wrongdoing, without payment. Do not remain—priests build no temples but travel, either freely as itinerant priests or as returning priests assigned to the same yearly circuit. Staying more than one season in one place violates the rule.
   • Each priest carries a book of names recording the dead rather than scripture; two who meet put their books together and copy each other's names. Brass lanterns engraved with names are their symbol, and roadside Lantern Shelters serve as temples.
   • Solen persecuted the faith heavily from 985 to 995. Imperial reception varies by principality; Marento's poor welcome free funerals. The guild often entrusts its missing explorers to lantern keepers. A large shelter stands outside Torva.
10. #10심연 탐사단 연합(길드)

    Keys: 심연 탐사단 연합, 길드, 탐사단, 대토벌, 계약서, 쇠 조각, Abyssal Expedition Guild, guild, expedition, great campaign, contract, iron token

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    Abyssal Expedition Guild

    • Founded in 823 when four hundred years of holy war failed to hold the Abyss, the nations joined by contract instead of faith. Marento supplied money, Kern people, and Solen a cause. Its four member states are Greater Karashin, the Holy Kingdom of Solen, the Republic of Marento, and the Kern Confederation. The Holy Seredia Empire, Naerin, and Morgas stayed outside.
    • It fights Abyss monsters, seals small rifts, and takes civilian military contracts. Its headquarters are in Marento; field headquarters is Torva's Guild Hall. It operates Border Cities Harben, Cadell, and Torva. Guild rules forbid bringing wars between home nations inside, though even member states remain uneasy together over the khanate's southern advance and Solen's holy war.
    • The 990 reform separated state-hired mercenary contracts from guild-hired adventurer contracts. Each is written in three copies for the two parties and the Marento Council of Ten vault, and the parties exchange a pair of iron tokens according to Kern custom. Adventurer contracts carry no duty to return to one's home valley. Marento banks guarantee commission rewards and provide insurance; Abyss materials and relics go to Marento Trading House auctions. The guild records adventurers' merits, accrued through completed commissions and expeditions; these determine standing and treatment within it.
    • In spring 1000, for the first time since the great expeditions ended in 930, the guild called widely for a great dungeon campaign. The notice omits pay, deadline, and command because members could not agree; applicants negotiate them. Rumors abound.
    • At the Guild Hall's introduction desk, a fee starting at 100 gold and rising by 20 for each person met arranges a meeting with one adventurer who is not yet a companion. Who appears varies and cannot be chosen. The person becomes a companion afterward but starts at 0 affection; write the first meeting scene. The board carries about three small-rift subjugation, rescue, or retrieval commissions at once (see boss and raid entries). Winning a commission battle raises the affection of companions who fought together.
11. #11마법 — 혈통과 학문

    Keys: 마법, 마법사, 혈통 마법, 학문 마법, 공인 마법사, 비공인 마법사, 인장 서약, 인장, 심연 마도사, magic, mage, bloodline magic, scholarly magic, Licensed Mage, Unlicensed Mage, Seal Oath, seal, Abyss Mage

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    Bloodline and Scholarly Magic

    • Bloodline magic is innate to elves and demons, and to peoples with mingled blood—half-elves, Nox, and beastfolk. Its strength varies widely and is bound to body and lineage.
    • Scholarly magic was researched and established by humans in imperial times. It is taught in schools and traditions, with practice counting more than talent. Other peoples can learn it, but progress is slower for those born with bloodline magic, as though it were an ill-fitting garment.
    • Scholarly mages opened the Abyss a thousand years ago, leaving their art branded as the craft that felled the empire; nations treat it differently. Solen controls it strictly: only church-licensed mages may cast, the Inquisition handles unlicensed magic, and a Licensed Mage makes the Seal Oath and must carry the church seal whenever casting, even within Solen's Border City Cadell. The Holy Seredia Empire protects it as Seredia's legacy and trains licensed mages at the Imperial Academy in Prien. Marento treats it as merchandise, trading devices and decoded imperial relics. Greater Karashin judges usefulness and employs human mages as officials. Naerin and Morgas dismiss it as imitation.
    • An Unlicensed Mage casts without permission. Torva asks only that contracts be honored.
    • A rare Abyss Mage uses magic specialized in cutting away an enemy's Abyss gauge to make it collapse; such mages excel at draining it to zero and causing Abyss depletion.
12. #12화폐와 생활

    Keys: 금화, 은화, 화폐, 물가, gold, silver, currency, prices

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    Currency and Daily Life

    • Guild accounts and large transactions use gold backed by Marento's banks, accepted in every Border City. Markets use silver and copper for change. Jobs, found gold, shop prices, and companion introductions are reckoned in gold.
    • A defeated expedition escapes alive but loses its finds and some carried coin (half of up to 100 gold per star). How much to bring below is a constant question. The Trading House's deposit-and-interest vault has not opened.
    • Marento buyers pay for Abyss materials such as automaton gears, ink crystals, and ashes of the dead. Imperial relics bring high auction prices. Crafting gear from materials is not yet available.
    • A millennium has split the old imperial tongue into Marento trade speech, Kern dialects, beastfolk tribal languages, and Solen church writing. Half-elf scribes in Interpreters' Lane handle major contracts; ordinary talk is usually understood.
    • Technology resembles a late medieval age: plate, crossbows, pikes, and waterwheels, but no gunpowder. Nobody knows how to repair imperial aqueducts or magical devices.
    • Most cremate the dead and avoid their names for a year; lantern keepers are the exception. Torva's mornings crowd the guild board, days sound with trade and smithing, and evenings fill Lower Town's inns. Its gates close at night, but the outer quarter stays lit.
13. #13종족 — 수인

    Keys: 수인, 늑대 수인, 여우 수인, 개 수인, 고양이 수인, 표범 수인, Beastkin, Beastfolk, wolf beastfolk, fox beastfolk, dog beastfolk, cat beastfolk, leopard beastfolk

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    Beastfolk

    • Beasts given demonic blood gained speech, names, and human form. The first generation rose from animals; descendants are born to beastfolk. They retain animal ears and tails and live about 100–150 years. Only canine (wolf, dog, fox) and feline (cat, leopard) lines exist.
    • They have no innate religion. Fendor, god of beasts, is said to have watched them rise without speaking. Some lines adopt other faiths.
    • Wolves are steppe hunters and nomads, without religion, foremost in Karashin. Dogs settled as military families in imperial times; many converted to the Father God and are nearly the only beastfolk welcomed in Solen. Foxes trade and practice charms, sometimes turning to Karnok; they scout for the khanate. Cats are common among urban poor, mercenaries, and thieves, especially in Marento, and seldom care for religion. Leopards hunt alone in mountains and fight for the khanate there, without religion.
    • Ulgen united northern beastfolk tribes into Greater Karashin from 965 to 980; beastfolk now govern humans there. Torva mixes Harben tribespeople, Marento cats, and dogs of imperial lineage. Ears and tails often betray their feelings.
14. #14종족 — 악마

    Keys: 악마, Demon

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    Demons

    • Made by the demon god Karnok, demons inherit bloodline magic, usually have horns, and live about 100–150 years.
    • Most live in the volcanic northeast under the Morgas Theocracy, where eruptions are called their god's breath. A temple tests each newborn's magic and fixes their lifelong rank: strong blood becomes clergy, weak blood labor. Many in the lower ranks flee; demons met abroad often carry that history.
    • Solen has waged holy war against them for generations, so Solen people see demons as enemies. They are normally barred from Solen lands and may not lodge inside its Border City Cadell. Morgas scorns scholarly magic as "an imitation by the bloodless" and hates Nox as heretics.
    • Torva asks no origin, so demons who honor contracts may work and lodge there. Solen clergy and imperial patrols may still regard them coldly.
15. #15종족 — 엘프

    Keys: 엘프, Elf, 숲 사람, forest folk

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    Elves

    • Shaped by Isilia, elves inherit bloodline magic and may live nearly 300 years. A human millennium is only a few generations to them; clan histories recall imperial days still dim to others.
    • They have long pointed ears and slender frames, and favor wood and magic over metal. Memory of being driven back by Bronze Age humans runs deep. Most live in Naerin, the western Worldtree Forest, closed since 143 After the Sundering. Outsiders reach only the trading clearing of Silvaren.
    • Elven names include a clan forest. The dead are buried at Worldtree roots rather than cremated. Beyond the forest, elves are rare: envoys, wardens on patrol, and exiles. Torva's people are intrigued but uneasy around them.
    • Elves call scholarly magic a human imitation of their own. Half-elves are excluded from their forest; Nox are deeply disliked.
16. #16종족 — 하프엘프

    Keys: 하프엘프, Half-elf, Half-Elf

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    Half-Elves

    • Descended from humans and elves, often with long pointed ears. They live about 100–150 years and are among the few able to use both bloodline and scholarly magic.
    • They have no country and belong fully to neither parent people. Naerin refuses them entry to its forest, so they live scattered among nations.
    • Knowing two languages makes many interpreters, scribes, diplomats, and scholars. They are especially numerous in Marento and the Border Cities. Torva's Interpreters' Lane supports a half-elf guild of scribes who render contracts in several tongues.
    • Half-elf midwife Avern founded the godless lantern-keeper faith in 355 to guard the dead by calling their names. Solen therefore suspects half-elves of belonging to it, and its Inquisition has lately widened its inquiries to them.
    • Torva is one of their easier homes: half-elf scribes fill the lanes, and those born there know half the city's people.
17. #17종족 — 인간

    Keys: 인간, 사람족, Human, people

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    Humans

    • No god shaped humans directly, tradition says. They rose from beasts through a seed left by Orvion when he departed, and worship him as the Father who shaped the land.
    • Born without magic, they advanced through stone, bronze, and iron, then studied magic into a discipline during the empire. They live about 100–150 years and are the continent's most numerous people.
    • Solen is overwhelmingly human; humans also predominate in the Holy Seredia Empire. In Greater Karashin, conquered human farmers live under beastfolk rule.
    • Attitudes toward other peoples differ. Solen treats elves and demons as holy-war foes. The empire proclaims Seredia's equality, but treatment varies by principality. In Marento and Torva, money and contracts come first.
    • Torva's humans are merchants, artisans, mercenaries, priests, and mages. Their accents and habits differ greatly by homeland: Solen natives speak of parish rolls and feast days; imperials say "Until our return to Lumiel"; Marento folk speak of ledgers and prices.
18. #18종족 — 녹스

    Keys: 녹스, Nox

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    Nox

    • Born of elven and demonic lineage, Nox carry two divine bloodlines in one body. They live about 100–150 years; each person's appearance blends elven and demon traits differently.
    • They honor Isilia and Karnok as ancestors and believe the two gods were once one. Orthodox in Kern, this is heresy to both elven and demon temples outside it. Expelled from both sides between about 270 and 340 After the Sundering, they settled in southwestern snowpeak valleys.
    • Those valleys now form the Kern Confederation under a covenant. Poor land drove them to sell military service; their infantry are reputed the continent's finest.
    • Contracts are held as dear as life. Parties exchange iron chips from their weapons instead of blood. Rival employers can hire different valleys, which fight as promised; fighters under the same valley banner must both withdraw and void their contracts.
    • Kern supplies Torva's troops, so Nox are common there. Its castellan is a retired Nox mercenary, the Kern Barracks occupy one quarter, and a Nox priest has lived in the guild barracks since 990.
19. #19대던전의 구역 (1~15층)

    Keys: 층, 구역, 학술원, 서고, 지하 통로, 심연 가장자리, 분열의 전장, 우두머리, 강의 인형, 금서의 사서, 근위대, 견습 인형, floor, district, academy, archives, underpass, Abyssal Verge, Battlefield of the Sundering, boss, lecture automaton, Forbidden Librarian, guard, Apprentice Automaton

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    Great Dungeon Districts, Floors 1–15

    • Districts span three floors: mini-bosses end the first two, a district boss the third. Abyss Hounds, Shadow Archers, and elite Dungeon Overseers may appear anywhere.
    • Enemies are fragments of the dead sunken into the Abyss, coalesced into the shapes of people or objects from each district; many are hard to classify at a glance as person, beast, or object.
    • 1–3, Academy Ruins: Upper Halls: Brass Apprentice and Arcane Enforcer automata with student numbers engraved on their foreheads, cracked Gatekeeper Statues, Alarm Orbs, Clockwork Rat Swarms, Ashen Pupils, Wandering Lanterns, and the Head Tutor's Remains. Boss: a Rampant Lecture Automaton still teaching a lecture that never ends.
    • 4–6, Archives: Biting tomes, chained grimoires, creeping ink, scribe moths, Ink Knights, stitched-mouth readers, quill marksmen, sealing candelabra. Boss: the Forbidden Librarian.
    • 7–9, Lumiel Underpass: Old capital sewers and graves, rat swarms, tangled refugees, spore sacs, rusted shieldbearers, guard crossbowmen and riders, a nameless gravekeeper, and chained executioners. Boss: an Imperial Guard Remnant.
    • 10–12, Abyssal Verge: Eras and peoples mingle: Familiar Faces only appear to resemble someone the viewer lost; no one knows whether they really are that person, so describe only the appearance. Ashen Choirs, Thousand Names, Tangled Beasts, Hands from Below, Bronze Age Spirits, Abyss Knights, and Extinguished Priests also appear. Boss: the Summoners' Remains, remnants of the mages who tried to open the gate.
    • 13–15, Battlefield of the Sundering: Civil-war dead, two-banner soldiers, conscripts, knight-commanders, catapults, oil cauldrons, siege wrecks. Boss: the Throne of the Sundering. Older dead dominate as the descent continues.
20. #20대던전의 구역 (16층 아래와 심층)

    Keys: 철기 왕국, 쇠관의 왕, 청동, 혼혈의 시대, 태초의 숲, 떨어진 수호자, 밑바닥, 메아리, 심층, 깊은, 끝없는 층, Iron Kingdoms, King of the Iron Coffin, Bronze, Age of Mixed Blood, Primeval Forest, Fallen Guardian, The Depths, echo, deep floors, endless floors

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    Great Dungeon Districts, Floors 16 and Below

    • 16–18, Tombs of the Iron Kingdoms: Iron-Helmed Warriors, tribal slingers, iron chariots, entombed retainers, tomb priests, and royal hunting hawks. Boss: King of the Iron Coffin.
    • 19–21, Age of Bronze and Blood: Bronze Shield Guards, reedboat oarsmen, bronze colossi, half-blood wanderers, horned diviners, and an exiled elven bowmaster. Boss: Bronze Altar Incarnate.
    • 22–24, Primeval Forest: Sabertooth cats, giant beetles, mammoth wraiths, stone-knife shamans, bog leeches, and cave-painting hunters. Boss: an ancient Fallen Guardian. No one knows why it fell; describe only a guardian that fell long ago.
    • 25–27, The Depths: Eras dissolve into one mass of dead. Melted Multitudes fuse people, beasts, and objects; disembodied voices seem to call each listener's name. Boss: Echo of the Depths, a vast shadow speaking with every scream that fell there.
    • 28 and deeper: No end is known. Nine districts cycle anew from floor 28 (Upper Halls on 28–30). Enemies gain "Deep" before their names. Each full cycle adds a deep layer; enemies and rewards grow stronger.
    • The air changes with each district: academy dust and chalk, archival ink and mold, underpass damp and the smell of iron, the earthy smell of ancient death in the iron, bronze, and forest districts, and a place at the bottom nearly silent, where only sound remains.
21. #21보스와 레이드 전투

    Keys: 보스, 레이드, 우두머리, 구역 보스, 균열 핵, 단계, 충전, 심연 고갈, 큰 기술, 하수인, 토벌, 구조, 회수, 의뢰, boss, raid, mini-boss, district boss, rift core, phase, charge, Abyss depletion, ultimate, minion, raid job, rescue, retrieval, contract

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    Bosses and Raids (depict the engine's result)

    • The first two floors of a district end with mini-bosses; the third with a district boss. A raid still uses four party members. Bosses are played turn by turn, not auto-resolved.
    • District bosses have two phases. Below half HP they immediately enter phase two, changing weakness and restarting their action sequence with an entry move such as a summon. Even a fatal blow stops at the halfway threshold once. Echo of the Depths changes weakness each turn in phase two. A mini-boss has one phase but enrages below 30% HP.
    • A major boss skill is telegraphed by a charge banner two boss turns before release. Drain its Abyss gauge to 0 in time to deplete it, steal its turn, and cancel the skill. Describe the gathering breath or low groan first, then follow the engine on release or interruption.
    • District bosses suffer only about half the effect of hindrances such as weakening or delay. Summoned minions are weak, at most two beside a boss. After twenty rounds bosses grow progressively stronger.
    • Victory ends the floor and opens settlement. First defeat of a district boss records a shortcut to the next district.
    • Small-rift jobs on the guild board: subjugation breaks a rift core in a raid; rescue clears foes blocking the path to a trapped expedition; retrieval clears foes guarding a dead explorer's effects. These last two are ordinary battles. Enemies vary by rift: frost mercenaries in the southwestern snowpeaks, a thorny holy site in the southeastern forest, a wreck off the eastern coast, riders on the northern steppe, dead at the northwestern snowpeak pass, and ember acolytes at the northeastern volcano. Higher-grade jobs bring elites.
22. #22물약과 소모품

    Keys: 물약, 회복약, 마나 물약, 보호막 물약, 해독약, 붕대, 소형, 중형, 대형, 장비, 아이템, 상점, potion, healing potion, mana potion, shield potion, antidote, bandage, small, medium, large, equipment, item, shop

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    Potions, Consumables, and Equipment

    • The Marento Trading House sells consumables only: small, medium, and large healing, mana, and shielding potions—nine kinds total—plus antidotes and bandages. It sells no equipment.
    • Minimum drinker levels: small 1, medium 15, large 30. An underleveled character cannot use one.
    • Healing potions restore 20%, 35%, or 50% of max HP; mana potions 15%, 25%, or 40% of max MP. Shields equal 15%, 25%, or 40% of max HP and last 3 turns. Antidotes clear damage over time such as poison or burn and Foxfire. Bandages revive a fallen companion at 25% max HP. A Marento party member slightly improves medicines.
    • Drinking during combat consumes the turn; one cannot act otherwise while opening a bottle, so drinking or attacking is a real choice. Items used at a rest during exploration cost no turn. Potions may also be found during exploration: cheap small ones are common, medium appear from floor 8, large from floor 18.
    • Equipment has weapon, armor, and accessory slots and five grades: common, uncommon, rare, epic, and legendary. It is found while exploring, not sold. Deeper floors yield better finds; legendary pieces are boss-only. Change gear at rest. Its power is not yet fixed, so do not invent numbers.
23. #23종족과 출신의 호흡

    Keys: 시너지, 호흡, 같은 종족, 같은 출신, 종족 특성, 출신 특성, 파티 구성, synergy, teamwork, same ancestry, same homeland, ancestry trait, homeland trait, party composition

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    Ancestry and Homeland Synergy

    The engine counts bonuses when two or three party members share ancestry or homeland. One member also has innate traits. Show these through familiar habits and ways of working together, without quoting numbers in a scene.

    • Humans: hardy, with sturdy bodies and quicker to shake harmful effects; together they receive healing well. Elves: clear bloodline magic and light bodies; together their steps and hands grow faster. Demons: blood contracts make them strike more fiercely as they are hurt; together each kill lets them catch their breath. Half-Elves: their human and elven mixed blood makes their bodies hardy and reduces injury; together beneficial effects last longer and they shake off harmful ones. Nox: their elven and demonic mixed blood grants innate resistance so hindering effects work less strongly; together they are sturdier and protect whoever Taunts. Beastfolk: canine pack hunters follow up enemies struck by companions, while feline ambushers make a sharp first strike; together they move swiftly and repeatedly.
    • Seredia: enduring front line and more experience. Karashin: early initiative and more gold found. Solen: stronger against elites and bosses, sturdier shields, faster battle bonds. Marento: greater battle rewards, stronger medicine, lower prices. Naerin: nimble and finds more herbs. Morgas: HP-cost skills are cheaper and damage over time harsher. Kern: sturdier while Taunting, less lost on defeat. Border Cities: wanderers gain more experience and found items.
24. #24호감의 단계

    Keys: 호감, 호감도, 낯섦, 신뢰, 유대, 깊은 인연, 맹세, 운명, 인연, 친밀, affection, affection score, Stranger, Trust, Bond, Deep Bond, Vow, Destiny, closeness

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    Companion Affection, 0 to 200

    • The engine tracks the number; AI should keep the corresponding distance. A newly joined companion starts at 0, still a stranger despite an introduction fee.
    • Stages: Stranger near 0 (courtesy and caution); Trust from 20 (necessary talk and small favors); Bond from 50 (jokes and a glimpse of private feeling); Deep Bond from 80 (secrets and weakness); Vow from 100 (mutual trust and entrusting oneself to the other's side); Destiny from 150 (being together feels natural). Negative affection tends toward Distrust below −20 and Hostility below −60.
    • Fighting and winning together raises affection a little, defeating a floor boss raises it more, and finishing guild jobs also raises it. At the inn, conversation, meals, small gifts, or resting together may each raise it once per day. Growth slows beyond 100, so Vow and Destiny take time.
    • Repeatedly pressing after refusal lowers it. Only the engine changes numbers; AI never announces a point gain in a scene. Each companion reacts visibly to what they like or dislike, as described in their entry.
    • A stage governs speech and distance: honorifics and short replies at Stranger, willingness to grant requests at Trust, teasing and concern at Bond, and uncharacteristic words or hidden facets at Deep Bond and beyond. Do not skip stages to feign intimacy. Passing a stage does not change someone's character overnight.
25. #25성인 장면의 규칙

    Keys: 섹스, 성관계, 잠자리, 하룻밤, 밤을 청, 밤 시중, 창관, 접대, 입맞춤, 유혹, 제안을 거절, 안전어, sex, sexual relationship, bed, night together, invite for the night, companionship, brothel, hosting, kiss, seduction, refuse an offer, safeword

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    Adult Scenes: All Characters Are Adults; Every Scene Is Consensual

    • Every companion and towns-person is an adult. Do not make speech, address, appearance, or staging childlike.
    • The engine decides whether a companion accepts {{user}}'s invitation during dungeon rest or at a Lower Town inn, from affection and that day's circumstances, such as stamina, fallen companions, or a deep floor. AI honors the result. Before the engine opens a scene, write only the closeness the current stage permits and do not continue as if a scene has begun.
    • A refusal is final for that request; pleading or persuasion does not overturn it in the scene. A new request in the same place triggers a new engine decision. Let the character decline briefly in their own voice, without making it sound like a joke or delay or leaving ill feeling, and return to ordinary conversation.
    • A scene continues until {{user}} ends it. AI does not skip, summarize, relocate, or write {{user}}'s actions. If the partner says or signals stop, stop at once, check on them without demanding a reason, and resume only if they wish. Pursuit, trouble, or restraint belongs only to agreed play that can stop on a signal. Do not write blood, wounds, or lasting marks.
    • Follow each partner's boundaries and preferences supplied by engine instructions for the scene; do not invent them here.
    • Rose Alley in Lower Town: Muriel at Little Swan and Vittoria at the House of Masks receive guests as work. Payment opens time with them, once a day, independently of affection. They are professionally experienced but keep their boundaries and stop when they truly want to stop.
    • Town women: Guild director Loredana and receptionist Fenella, innkeeper Dorothea, Lantern Shelter keeper Hanna, archive keeper Isolde, gate captain Agnes, and Rose Alley's Muriel and Vittoria build affection through frequent conversations at their workplaces. Once a threshold is reached, that woman makes the invitation herself. A polite refusal from {{user}} does not lower affection; she accepts it calmly even if a little disappointed.
    • If adult scenes are disabled, leave the mood and move past the scene.
26. #26경계도시와 심연 경계

    Keys: 경계 분할, 경계도시, 경계 도시, 시 참사회, 변경 장벽, 하르벤, 카델, border partition, Border Cities, Border City, City Council, March wall, Harben, Cadell

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    Border Cities and the Abyss

    • The Border Cities grew from six imperial road gates around old capital Lumiel. After the Abyss opened, half-ruined gate forts were rebuilt and each moved over a thousand years according to terrain and circumstances. While the guild rebuilt the six gates from 825 to 870, three nonmember nations claimed three of them in 844, the border partition.
    • Greater Karashin holds the northwestern and northern sector and guild city Harben. Morgas holds the northeast behind its Obsidian Temple Line; the old site of Ashak became a trading gate. Solen holds the east and guild city Cadell. Kern and Marento jointly hold the southwest and guild field headquarters Torva. Naerin guards the west with the Thornroot Hedge. The Holy Seredia Empire holds the southern and southeastern approach directly facing Lumiel, its March wall, Graben Fortress, and wasteland watch fortress Savel.
    • A guild Border City's land belongs to the member state of its sector; only its operation is entrusted to the guild. A guild-appointed castellan and a City Council of merchant and artisan guild representatives govern together. Adventurers of many peoples work together in these rare places.
    • Each city reflects its neighbor and faces a different part of the Abyss. The first floor changes with the point of entry. The empire calls the guild cities thieves who divided its land.
27. #27나라 — 신성 세레디아 제국

    Keys: 신성 세레디아 제국, 신성 제국, 선제후, 오렐린, 변경령, 제국 조사단, 세레디아력, Holy Seredia Empire, Holy Empire, Prince-Elector, Orelin, the March, imperial investigators, Seredia calendar

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    Holy Seredia Empire

    • Land: Central Plains nearest the Abyss; it controls the broadest southern approach directly facing it, the old imperial road to Lumiel. Orelin, by a southern lake, is its capital.
    • Rule: Claiming legitimate descent from old Seredia, it elects a nonhereditary emperor through seven Prince-Electors. His prestige exceeds his actual power. Dozens of principalities are loosely joined. Provincial territories with surviving governor's offices have dense bureaucracies, documents, and laws, while landed territories are autonomous under old nobles and their lords' whims. The imperial parliament in Orelin decides war, taxes, and the emperor's election.
    • Character: Its "temporary" capital has endured over 750 years. Reclaiming Lumiel is state policy; every official paper begins "Until our return to Lumiel." Pride in holding the Abyss's main front alone mixes with exhaustion. Noble children serve one year in the March on reaching adulthood, the border service.
    • Magic and neighbors: Scholarly magic is protected as Seredia's legacy; Prien houses the Imperial Academy. The empire resents the guild's Border Cities, fears Karashin's southern advance, disputes Solen's view of magic, trades with Marento, and hires Kern mercenaries.
    • Torva: The empire has not joined the guild. It claims the Abyss and Lumiel as imperial land and sees guild Border Cities as violations of sovereignty. Knightly orders of the margrave-governed March and academy mages organize their own Abyss investigation teams and often meet guild explorers on the same floors. Across Torva's East Gate Checkpoint, imperial patrols and guild guards quarrel daily. Imperial people dislike hearing the "After the Sundering" calendar. Many still remember 991's Year of Isolation, when the northern khanate vanguard and Abyssal flood struck together and investigators shut a gate on those outside.
28. #28나라 — 대카라쉰

    Keys: 대카라쉰, 대카라쉰 칸국, 카라쉰, 여덟 부족, 타이겐, 울겐, Greater Karashin, Greater Karashin Khanate, Karashin, Eight Tribes, Taigen, Ulgen

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    Greater Karashin, the Khanate

    • Land: Northern steppe to northwestern snowpeaks. New capital Taigen stands beside a river at the boundary of steppe and farmland; each summer the khan moves to the steppe tent court of Kurun Ordo.
    • Rule: Wolf-beastfolk Khan Ulgen bound feuding beastfolk tribes into a new conquering dynasty from 965 to 980, retaining their hunting organization as military units. Under the khan, the Eight Tribes are armies, administrative units, and kin communities. One Wolf Tribe that resisted to the end was dissolved: nine became eight, its people scattered among the ends of other tribes' tent lines, administrative and conscription units formed from rows of nomadic tents. Eight chiefs check the khan. Ulgen died in 981, his son and successor died in battle in 988, and Ulgen's grandson now sits as the third khan, in the twelfth year of his reign.
    • Two systems: Beastfolk are governed by tribe; conquered human farmers by old Seredia offices and human officials. Because a minority of beastfolk rules a majority of humans, laws separate beastfolk and human residence and marriage. Romance between them is a recurring subject of forbidden tales.
    • Character: The youngest, fastest-moving state, born on horseback and growing old within walls. Every tribe has a different color and animal emblem, and draping its banner cloth on the body is formal dress. Wolves rank highest, leopards low. Capable human officials and mages are treated almost as well as tribal nobles. Wolves form the vanguard, leopards fight in mountains, and foxes scout and gather intelligence; the khanate now presses the empire's farmland to the south. Beastfolk are born without a religion and accept many faiths in conquered lands; scholarly magic is judged by usefulness.
    • Torva: A guild member since 982, it lends troops to police Harben and sends scouts. Torva's rules forbid tribal-rank feuds, though people who call the khan savior and enemy work side by side.
29. #29나라 — 케른 연방

    Keys: 케른 연방, 케른, 계곡 맹약, 계곡 총회, 베르크홀트, 타른 계곡, 알트 계곡, 케른 용병, Kern Confederation, Kern, Valley Covenant, valley assembly, Berghold, Tarn Valley, Alt Valley, Kern mercenaries

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    Kern Confederation

    • Land and rule: A confederation of Nox valley communities scattered through the southwestern snowpeaks. Each valley is independent and makes decisions by a show of hands at its own assembly. Federal meetings take place at Berghold, a pass from mountains to plains, more meeting place than capital. The ancient covenant began in Tarn Valley, land of the elders; Alt Valley has a mercenary training ground and smithing village. Bound by the Valley Covenant, the valleys fight together against outsiders and leave each other's internal affairs alone.
    • Oaths: Mountains made it a land of promises; a contract weighs more than a life. Parties chip iron from their weapons and exchange it instead of blood. Kern teaches that the elven and demonic gods were once one and awaits the day the one god is reunited.
    • Work: Poor soil forces Kern to live by sending out mercenaries, reputed the continent's strongest infantry with pikes and axes. Even rival employers may each hire Kern troops from different valleys, who fight as contracted. But the Same-Banner Clause makes both sides withdraw and voids their contracts when forces under the same valley banner meet, a rule born when troops from one valley fought at the Twin-Banner Field in 711. In 928 the assembly declared it would refuse contracts lacking retreat routes, recovery commissions, and payments to bereaved kin. Mercenaries once had a homecoming oath to return and report to their valley assembly when a contract ended, but a 990 covenant council narrowed recalls to times when the homeland was at war.
    • Peoples and neighbors: Nox are central, but outsiders who honor contracts may serve beside them. Nox doctrine that the two gods were one is orthodox within Kern, with a shrine in each valley; both elves and demons outside condemn it as heresy. Marento is Kern's closest partner through guild money and mercenaries; empire and khanate are clients. Solen suspects heresy; Naerin and Morgas are hostile.
    • Torva: As a guild member, Kern supplies much of its campaign force and shares control of Torva with Marento, providing troops. Its castellan is a retired Nox mercenary commander from Kern, and Kern Barracks stand within the city. After the 990 contract revision removed the homecoming obligation from adventurer contracts, more Kern people stayed away from their valleys when contracts ended, to their valley assemblies' displeasure.
30. #30나라 — 마렌토 공화국

    Keys: 마렌토 공화국, 마렌토, 황금 명부, 십인 위원회, 대평의회, 종신 의장, 무레나, Republic of Marento, Marento, Golden Register, Council of Ten, Grand Council, Speaker for Life, Murena

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    Republic of Marento

    • Land: A lagoon city-state of canals on the southwestern coast, with sea lanes rather than land for territory. The city is the country, so Marento itself is the capital. Glass and alchemy workshops stand apart on Murena Isle for fear of fire.
    • Rule: A maritime commercial republic without a king. Adult men and women of merchant families listed in the Golden Register sit in the Grand Council, which elects the Speaker for Life. His power is largely ceremonial; the Council of Ten directs diplomacy, intelligence, and security. Before a vote on admission, a new family needs guarantee seals from the canal, shipbuilding, and insurance guilds—the Three Seals of the Lagoon. Wealthy families excluded from the Register are called "families outside the register" and have no political voice.
    • Character: Everything has a price. Profit makes Marento unusually mixed by race, without making its people equal. Festival masks hide status and ancestry. Contracts have three copies, the third kept by the Council. Debtors may fight in arenas; lantern keepers hold free funerals in the canal slums.
    • Trade and war: Sea trade, banks, insurance, and auctions make this the largest market for materials and relics from the Abyss. The debt crisis from 993 to 998 depressed relic prices, so Marento eagerly awaits new goods. It has a fleet of merchant ships that double as warships and almost no land army, buying Kern mercenaries instead.
    • Torva: Marento is the guild's source of funding, and the guild headquarters are in Marento. It jointly holds Torva with Kern and handles the money. Commission reward guarantees, insurance, and loot auctions go through Marento banks, with the Marento Trading House as their Torva office. Marento hurried out the great campaign recruitment notice in 1000. Its people are recognized by their ledgers and talk of interest.
31. #31나라 — 모르가스 신관국

    Keys: 모르가스 신관국, 모르가스, 신관국, 혈통 시험, 벨모르, 흑요 신전선, 아샤크, 드룸, Morgas Theocracy, Morgas, theocracy, bloodline test, Belmor, Obsidian Temple Line, Ashak, Drum

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    Morgas Theocracy

    • Land and rule: A demon realm of volcanoes and black rock in the northeast. Capital Belmor is a temple city on the southern foot of an active volcano, warm even in winter. With no harbor, Ashak Gate is its only route for outside trade, by land. Priests of Karnok, the demon god, rule under a high priest chosen by the priesthood from among the strongest bloodline mages; the current holder is the forty-first.
    • Rank and character: Temple bloodline tests at birth fix a child's lifelong caste by innate magical strength: strong children become priests, weak ones laborers. Discrimination reaches within the demon people themselves, and many low-ranking demons flee. Eruptions are celebrated as "the god's breath." Bloodline magic offsets metalworking less advanced than humans'; scholarly magic is dismissed as "an imitation by the bloodless."
    • Recent past: Drum's laborers revolted in 988 and were crushed after two months. Flight increased; children have been retested at ten since that year.
    • Neighbors and Abyss: Morgas wages holy war against Solen and hates Nox as heretics. It deals with outsiders only beyond Ashak Gate. Without the guild it holds the northeastern Abyss behind the Obsidian Temple Line, a fortress line joining obsidian watch temples and strengthened by lava moats and bloodline-magic wards. Rumor says priests regard the Abyss as "the god's testing ground" and send high-caste candidates inside.
    • Torva: Morgas will not join a guild containing Solen, but fugitives reach Torva by way of Ashak. There are rumors of Morgas agents pursuing them into the city.
32. #32나라 — 나에린

    Keys: 나에린, 실버리프, 세계수, 숲의 왕국, 이엘라, 가시뿌리 울타리, 실바렌, Naerin, Silverleaf, Worldtree, forest kingdom, Iela, Thornroot Hedge, Silvaren

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    Naerin, Called Silverleaf

    • Land and rule: An elven kingdom in the Western Worldtree Forest, commonly called Silverleaf for the Worldtree's silver leaves. Outsiders may not enter sanctuary capital Iela, nested among its roots and branches. The realm has no harbor; forest wardens turn back visitors arriving by sea. A priestess linked to the Worldtree through bloodline magic represents the realm as the Queen of the Worldtree, believed chosen by the tree rather than by inheritance. A council of long-lived elders conducts actual politics; the forest is divided into clan forests.
    • Memory: Driven back by humans since the Bronze Age, the elves closed their forest in 143 After the Sundering, vowing never again to yield to metal. They choose wood and magic instead and deliberately preserve a simple life from before the empire. A thousand outside years span only three or four elven generations; oral histories vividly preserve events of imperial times that humans forgot.
    • Outsiders: Only elves dwell within. Half-elves are refused, Nox strongly despised, and Solen remembered as a holy-war enemy. Trade takes place only at Silvaren, a clearing on the forest's eastern edge, where herbs and timber are offered only in quantities the forest permits. Secretly selling its herbs outside brings exile.
    • Abyss: Naerin holds the west without the guild behind the living Thornroot Hedge, woven from Worldtree roots and thorns. Wardens watch from the tree village of Silverbough Watch. No small rifts open inside the forest.
    • Torva: Naerin has not joined the guild. As Abyss entrances multiplied at the forest edge from 995 to 999, the elders split over sending an envoy outside. By the queen's charge, an envoy and forest warden are now in Torva to see the Abyss beyond the forest. The Thornroot Hedge meets the land west of Torva.
33. #33나라 — 솔렌 성왕국

    Keys: 솔렌 성왕국, 솔렌, 성왕국, 이단 심문소, 삼부회, Holy Kingdom of Solen, Solen, holy kingdom, Inquisition, Estates General

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    Holy Kingdom of Solen

    • Land and rule: The continent's most populous human kingdom, spread across fertile eastern plains and coast. In capital Arcas, cathedral and palace face each other across a square. Crown and altar act as one: a king is enthroned as "guardian of the land entrusted by the Father God," at a ceremony conducted by the church. The archbishop, head of the Church of the Father God, stands beside the king as a second power with lands and judicial authority. Clergy, nobles, and commoners sit in an Estates General that consents to taxes. In this strongly centralized state royal inspectors watch provincial counts; newborns enter parish rolls.
    • Faith and law: Doctrine centers on the history that "false faith" opened the Abyss. Only church-licensed mages may cast magic; those licensed make a Seal Oath and carry the church's seal on their bodies. The Inquisition handles unlicensed magic and heresy. It spread to parish level between 985 and 995 and tightened further under the current archbishop, enthroned in 991. On major holy days splendid penitential processions are held, unsettling to onlookers.
    • Peoples: Humans hold the center. Elves and demons are normally barred as holy-war enemies. Half-elves are suspected of being lantern keepers; only converted dog beastfolk are admitted.
    • Neighbors: Its holy war with northern Morgas has lasted four centuries, though fighting stopped without a treaty after the Nine Years' War. Naerin is an older holy-war foe; Nox faith is suspected as heresy. Solen is at odds with the empire over magic and is friendly with Marento.
    • Torva: A guild member holding eastern Border City Cadell, Solen sends clerical units to lead campaigns against the Abyss as "the Father God's enemy." It is uneasy that the guild admits elves and demons and keeps a Nox priest in its barracks. Paladins who question verdicts may be sent to Torva under the name of "cooperation" postings.
34. #34도시 — 칸국·솔렌·마렌토의 도시들

    Keys: 타이겐, 쿠룬 오르도, 얄친 관문, 얄친, 메르벤, 아르카스, 로샨, 발로아, 몽테리아, 무레나 섬, 무레나, 마렌토 본섬, Taigen, Kurun Ordo, Yalchin Pass, Yalchin, Merven, Arcas, Roshan, Valois, Monteria, Murena Isle, Murena, Marento Main Isle

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    Cities of Greater Karashin

    • Taigen, the capital, stands where steppe meets farmland beside a river. Tribal quarters lie within its walls, human merchants outside; a seasonal tent palace remains beyond them.
    • Kurun Ordo is the northern steppe's summer tent court, the "moving city" that shifts with each season.
    • Yalchin Pass is a fortress in the northwestern snowpeaks. The Leopard Banner guards it and watches a small rift.
    • Merven is a conquered imperial human city. Its Seredia-style bureaucracy serves a beastfolk lord, and the two systems often clash.

    Cities of the Holy Kingdom of Solen

    • Arcas, the capital, stands beside a river in the middle of a plain. Its great cathedral and royal palace face each other across a square, earning it the name "the city where two powers watch one another."
    • Roshan is a fortified city on the northern holy-war front, opposite Morgas's Obsidian Temple Line, and home to the paladin order.
    • Valois is the eastern coast's largest port, seat of trade and navy, where foreign culture breathes more freely.
    • Monteria is a pilgrimage port near the Father's holy cape. A nearby forest rift feeds fears that the Abyss will swallow the sanctuary.

    Republic of Marento

    • Marento Main Isle houses the Speaker's Palace, Council of Ten, auctions, guild headquarters, arena, and canal slums.
    • Murena Isle holds glass and alchemy workshops, kept apart for fear of fire. Alchemists train there.
35. #35도시 — 신성 제국의 도시들

    Keys: 오렐린, 그라벤 요새, 그라벤, 사벨, 프리엔, 프리엔 학술원, 제국 학술원, 겔렌하임, 귀환의 문, Orelin, Graben Fortress, Graben, Savel, Prien, Prien Academy, Imperial Academy, Gellenheim, Gate of Return

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    Cities of the Holy Seredia Empire

    • Orelin, on a southern lake where water, the grain-producing region, and old imperial roads meet, is three days from the Abyss. It is an imperial parliamentary city, not the emperor's private estate: Prince-Electors gather here to choose and crown the emperor. Its gate toward Lumiel, the Gate of Return, opens only at coronations. Orelin has served as a temporary capital since 241, "only until Lumiel is reclaimed."
    • Graben Fortress is headquarters of the March: star-shaped fort, army tents, earthworks, palisades, and Abyss-facing towers. The margrave stays here, and imperial investigators depart for the Abyss. It is near Torva's east gate.
    • Savel is a watch fortress overlooking the Wastes of the Sleeping Dragons from the southeast. It inherited an old Border City name; scholars paid by the empire study dragons here, and its waste-facing gate stays shut.
    • Prien is a provincial city housing the Imperial Academy, opened in 598. It trains licensed mages and was also a place where unlicensed mages studied before being expelled. The academy incident of 992 split orthodox scholars from the banished.
    • Gellenheim is a territorial Prince-Elector's city: splendid court, heavy taxes, and the birthplace of many imperial nobles.
36. #36도시 — 카델과 하르벤

    Keys: 카델, 하르벤, 봉인의 창, 말 시장, 천막촌, 대성당 지하 묘지, 얼어붙은 옛 병영, Cadell, Harben, Window of the Seal, Horse Market, Tent Quarter, Old Cathedral Catacombs, Frozen Barracks

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    Other guild Border Cities

    Cadell (Solen sector, east of the Abyss)

    • A devout city guarding a great bridge across a river where, they say, doctrine rises higher than the walls. The guild runs it under a resident Solen inspector; the Church of the Father God's Order of Paladins handles nearly all campaigns. An Inquisition branch opened in 989. Only licensed mages may cast within its walls; others face arrest.
    • It holds a bridge fort, inspector's office, pilgrim lodgings, and a cathedral with an Abyss-facing Window of the Seal. Nonhumans need a guarantor; elves and demons may not lodge inside.
    • Across the way lie the Old Cathedral Catacombs, haunted by undead and the shades of dead clergy.

    Harben (Greater Karashin sector, northwest of the Abyss)

    • Horse scent and tribal banners fill this frontier city. "War is nearer than the Abyss," people say. Its horse market pushed it toward the steppe, making it the most distant guild city from the Abyss.
    • The guild runs campaigns while tribal troops lent by the khan keep order: a dual administration. It has the continent's largest Horse Market, an outer Tent Quarter, tribal barracks, and a human magistracy. The city is cold and rough. Tribal rank determines status among beastfolk; human traders may trade only outside tribal quarters.
    • The old barracks closed for lack of funds in winter 997, driving wanderers beyond the walls. Opposite Harben lie the Frozen Barracks, where imperial legion ghosts remain.
37. #37토르바 — 통역 골목과 펠리스의 약방

    Keys: 통역 골목, 서기 조합, 약방, 펠리스의 약방, Interpreters' Lane, scribes' guild, apothecary, Felice's apothecary

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    Interpreters' Lane and Felice's Apothecary

    • Interpreters' Lane is a cluster of narrow inner streets where half-elf scribes and interpreters from Brindel began working around 849. Torva's contract revision in 990 required three copies across beastfolk speech, Kern tongues, Marento trade language, and Solen church forms. Translation flourished. Half-elf interpreters and the scribes' guild now run the lane; Noel heads the guild.
    • A small plaque above each door lists the languages handled inside. Ink, paper, and a constant murmur of overlapping voices fill the streets. Children here know half of Torva, and news and directions travel fastest through the lane.
    • Felice's Apothecary is a small shop on a corner. The local half-elf alchemist sells expedition supplies and consumables such as potions, and prepares kits before departure. Bundles of dried herbs hang from its ceiling, colored glass bottles line the shelves, and a still brought from Murena Isle stands on the counter. Regular customers stop in to chat; Noel, head of the scribes' guild, calls for his knee remedy at the same hour each day.
    • When Felice leaves with the party, regular neighborhood children and Noel take turns minding the shop.
38. #38토르바 — 기록관

    Keys: 기록관, 처치 기록, 최심층 기록, 문서고, Archive, kill records, deepest-floor records, records vault

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    The Archive (Within Torva's Walls)

    • The guild keeps expedition and commission records in an old stone tower beside Castellan's Hall, once part of a gate fort. Isolde is its keeper.
    • It logs each party's deepest floor, slain monsters, maps, and danger notes. It also manages shortcuts opened by defeated bosses: a recorded party may begin its next expedition at that depth.
    • Shelves climb the tower's circular wall. The final accounts of parties that never returned are kept at the top, along with departure rolls from the three great expeditions.
    • Fragments salvaged from the Ruins of the Old Imperial Academy come here too, often for scribes from Interpreters' Lane to decipher. Silence is the rule. When an explorer returns, Isolde first asks, "How far did you get?"
39. #39토르바 — 동문 검문소

    Keys: 동문 검문소, 검문소, 동문, 제국 순찰대, 변경령, East Gate Checkpoint, checkpoint, east gate, imperial patrol, the March

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    East Gate Checkpoint

    • Beyond Torva's eastern gate lies the imperial March. Guild guards and imperial patrols face each other across a doorway. Sven commands the guild side; March knight Agnes leads the patrol. They dispute passes and jurisdiction several times a day: the empire claims its old land, the guild cites its contracts and partition agreement.
    • Entrants from the empire show imperial passes; those leaving Torva show guild contracts. Before imperial officials, using the Seredia calendar instead of "After the Sundering" causes fewer arguments.
    • Deserters, escaped investigators, and imperial fugitives cross here. If the patrol demands their return, the guild answers, "A contracted person is one of ours." The imperial Abyss investigation route passes nearby, so its news arrives here first.
    • In the clearing before the checkpoint is a well both sides use while pretending they do not know each other.
40. #40토르바 — 연합 길드 본관

    Keys: 연합 길드 본관, 길드 본관, 의뢰판, 동료 소개, 출발 광장, 성주관, Guild Hall, job board, companion introductions, Expedition Square, Castellan's Hall

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    Abyssal Expedition Guild Hall (Within Torva's Walls)

    • The guild's field headquarters handles jobs, expedition registration, pay, insurance, and introductions. It opened in 851; Torva's 990 contract reform moved settlement, insurance, and auction rules here.
    • A job board covers one wall of the spacious hall, usually displaying about three small-rift commissions labeled with grade and reward. Opposite is reception and beside it the companion introduction desk, where gold buys an arranged meeting with one adventurer who has not yet become a companion.
    • Since spring 1000, a notice outside has called adventurers and heroes to the great dungeon campaign. It names no pay, deadline, or command, drawing morning crowds of rumor seekers.
    • Field director Loredana's office is upstairs; Fenella handles reception. Behind the hall, registered parties ring the departure bell in Expedition Square before setting out for the Abyss and return to the same square for settlement. Across it stands Castellan's Hall, home to Castellan Oswald.
    • Contracts are written in triplicate and sealed by exchanging a pair of iron tokens. Cord for those tokens lies in a small iron dish by the desk.
41. #41토르바 — 아랫마을과 쇠방울 여관

    Keys: 아랫마을, 여관, 쇠방울 여관, 쇠방울, Lower Town, inn, Iron Bell Inn, Iron Bell

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    Lower Town and the Iron Bell Inn

    • Lower Town grew beyond Torva's walls when the inner city filled and people built houses outside. Inns, taverns, and stalls crowd its streets. The city gate closes at night, but Lower Town stays bright late; returned explorers clink mugs and the smell of roasting meat fills the lanes.
    • The Iron Bell Inn, the quarter's largest, is where companions rest. It takes its name from the iron bell on its door, which rings whenever a guest enters. Its owner says Kern mercenaries first made it by melting down iron tokens exchanged when they made contracts. The first floor is a broad dining room and tavern with long tables and a hearth; wandering musicians sometimes perform on a small stage beneath the stairs. Guest rooms occupy the second and third floors.
    • Dorothea, "Auntie Doro," allows credit for one expedition only and sends fights to the yard. Companions rest, eat, and talk here between expeditions. Some rent separate rooms; others stay elsewhere in Lower Town or at the barracks.
    • Rose Alley, two lanes up the slope, holds taverns and houses of companionship. At Lower Town's edge, brass lanterns engraved with the names of adventurers lost to the Abyss line a small funeral shelter. Hanna tends their lights.
42. #42토르바 — 마렌토 상회

    Keys: 마렌토 상회, 상회, 상점, 경매, Marento Trading House, trading house, shop, auction

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    Marento Trading House (Within Torva's Walls)

    • Marento's Torva banking office buys Abyss materials, appraises relics, runs a shop and auctions, and keeps a vault. Pietro is manager.
    • The vault promises interest on deposited gold but has not opened. Defeat on an expedition can cost carried coin (half of up to 100 gold per star), so explorers count what stays in their purses.
    • The shop sells healing, mana, and shielding potions in three sizes, antidotes, and bandages, but no equipment. A Marento party member lowers prices.
    • The auction appraises Abyss relics before they reach the grand sale on Marento Main Isle. Since 990 all loot ownership and insurance have passed through its books. The debt crisis depressed relic prices, so the house awaits new deep-floor finds.
    • Torva's cleanest building has marble counters, scales, and an iron box for triplicate contracts. Apprentices race by with ledgers amid Marento accents and talk of interest.
43. #43토르바 — 장미 골목

    Keys: 장미 골목, 유흥가, 홍등, 작은 백조, 가면의 집, 접대 집, Rose Alley, pleasure quarter, red lanterns, Little Swan, House of Masks, houses of companionship

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    Rose Alley (Lower Town Pleasure Quarter)

    • Two lanes uphill from the Iron Bell Inn, about ten taverns and houses of companionship drape red cloth in their windows. A Marento founder trained roses around the doors, giving the street its name.
    • Explorers come after settlement or on the eve of departure. Its lamps burn beyond curfew. Torva's rule holds: ask the price, not a person's origin. Houses and workers sign triplicate contracts; guild guards answer fights. All workers are adults with their own boundaries. Even after payment, a sincere request to stop is respected.
    • Little Swan, an old tavern and house of companionship at the entrance, has a hearth, low tables, and a few small rooms upstairs. Its moderate prices draw many adventurers and Kern mercenaries. Muriel works there.
    • The House of Masks is a costly Marento-style salon at the far end, with silk hangings, candles, and festival masks on its walls. Guests may wear masks; Vittoria owns it.
    • Solen clergy call the alley the "road of sin" and walk around it. Rumor has a few deeply hooded visitors among the night crowds.
44. #44토르바 — 대장간과 케른 막사

    Keys: 크누트의 대장간, 대장간, 케른 막사, Knut's Smithy, smithy, Kern Barracks

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    Knut's Smithy and Kern Barracks

    • Kern Barracks houses Nox mercenaries within the walls. Its training ground and dueling yard ring with iron all day. A deputy commander enforces contracts. Since 990 a Nox priest has been allowed to pray inside, though not to build a shrine. Solen clergy share the barracks, so "heretic" is heard daily.
    • Knut's Smithy adjoins its wall. Knut, a Nox smith from Alt Valley, forges and repairs the mercenaries' weapons and armor; he handles weapons, defensive gear, and accessories. Crafting or upgrading gear with {{user}}'s gold and materials is not yet available; gear is found in exploration.
    • Three hearths and two anvils serve Kern pikes and axes, Marento blades, and beastfolk scimitars. Knut weighs materials in his hand. He will not touch imperial relic fragments infused with scholarly magic: "I don't know how to mend those."
    • Barracks apprentices run errands, and alchemical preparations are made nearby.
45. #45도시 — 나에린·모르가스·케른의 도시들

    Keys: 이엘라, 은가지 감시대, 실바렌, 벨모르, 아샤크 관문, 아샤크, 드룸, 베르크홀트, 타른 계곡, 알트 계곡, Iela, Silverbough Watch, Silvaren, Belmor, Ashak Gate, Ashak, Drum, Berghold, Tarn Valley, Alt Valley

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    Naerin

    • Iela, a sanctuary city among the Worldtree's roots and branches, is closed to outsiders. Silverbough Watch is a tree-top tower village at the Thornroot Hedge, home to forest wardens. Silvaren, an eastern trading clearing, is the only place outsiders may meet elves; trade there is by barter.

    Morgas Theocracy

    • Belmor, the capital, stands south of an active volcano; lava keeps the temple city warm through winter. Ashak Gate is a trading passage on the Obsidian Temple Line, named for an older Border City. Obsidian and sulfur are sold openly, bloodline magic in its alleys; fugitives leave Morgas through it. Drum is a sulfur-mining city of laborers, site of the 988 revolt.

    Kern Confederation

    • Berghold, at a pass from mountains to plains, hosts federal councils and most mercenary contracts. Tarn Valley is the elders' oldest valley, where the covenant began. Alt Valley holds training grounds and smithing villages, guards a small rift in the southwestern snowpeaks, and produces many of Kern's best smiths.

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