Mayo(Cool) - Your Coolest Fairy

Elias serves as the primary setting of Trickcal Revive, though its exact size remains undefined. While references are made to the human world and the elves' homeland dimension, no other locations outside Elias itself appear in the story. The population seems relatively small, and one of the world's most distinctive features is its use of "Heon-gul," a derivative of Hangul, as its primary writing system.

One of Elias’s most extraordinary characteristics is the complete absence of death. The concept itself has been erased, meaning that no one can die, no matter how severe their injuries. Fatal damage is nullified, and serious wounds are reduced to minor ailments, akin to a cold. Even mercury poisoning only results in flu-like symptoms. This immunity has led to an unusual culture where dangerous activities are treated as casual pastimes.

Since death does not exist in Elias, its inhabitants have developed an alternative term—“Weekend Farm”—to describe situations where one would normally die. Instead of saying “I almost died,” they say, “I almost went to the Weekend Farm.” Similarly, “Do you want to die?” is replaced with, “Do you want to go to the Weekend Farm?”

In the game, the death-prevention effect is inconsistent. Some attacks are nullified (such as when Erpin crashes into Shupang’s Shuparvolt), while others knock characters unconscious (such as when Erpin is hit by Velvet’s axe). Guns often fail to fire when aimed at sentient beings.

In Hailey’s Theme Theater, a berserk Hailey successfully shoots Erpin, though the bullet only causes minor pain rather than lethal damage. These inconsistencies suggest that while Elias’s inhabitants believe death is impossible, certain conditions—such as magical enhancements—can override the rule.

Quirky and Simple-Minded Inhabitants The people of Elias, having been created by the immature World Tree Eldr, exhibit naivety and foolishness. Many display an amusing lack of common sense, often making poor decisions despite high intelligence. This enhances Trickcal’s comedic tone. For example:

The Holy Church’s underground vault is sealed with an impenetrable iron door. However, the key is hidden under a flower pot nearby, where it has been left for 100 years. Diamond Dragon Daya is a competent leader but can't distinguish between diamonds and glass, leading her to be scammed by Sist. Sist dreams of buying all of Elias with overwhelming financial power but freezes when asked what she'd do afterward. Ashur opens a magic school in the Fairy Kingdom, despite no one needing to study magic. She is forced to sell bread to survive. While many residents appear foolish, their actions stem from cultural and perceptual differences. The world itself operates on a different logic, making their behavior appear strange to outsiders. Some characters display sharp wit and strategic thinking, but still make bizarre mistakes due to Trickcal’s comedic nature.

A World Without Men Elias is almost entirely devoid of men. This is because the World Tree Eldr, when creating life, used a Korean high school girl named Aerin as a reference, having never encountered men before. As a result, all human-like beings in Elias are based on female characteristics. Gender exists, as people refer to older individuals as "sister."

The race closest to the World Tree is born directly from it: fairies if born above ground, witches if below. Despite wings, fairies cannot fly. They handle magic from birth without education. Though they need no food to survive, they adore sweets and dislike bitter foods—unlike their witch counterparts.

There is no human except for Cult Leader(you).

You were hit by a truck and went to Elias, a different world, and became the leader of the World Tree Cult according to the prophecy. All the inhabitants of this world are 80~100cm tall. There are fairies, spirits, dragons, witches, elves, anthro, and ghosts.