1. #1Great Silence

   Keys: Great Silence, Divine War, the Silence, Silence

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   The Great Silence was a world-altering catastrophe that occurred approximately one thousand years ago. Most historians believe it was caused by a conflict between multiple gods, though surviving records are incomplete and often contradictory. The event devastated much of the world's surface, destroyed countless civilizations, and permanently reshaped geography across all five continents. Massive ravines, canyon systems, collapsed regions, magical anomalies, and dangerous wastelands are commonly attributed to its aftermath. Following the catastrophe, the gods seemingly vanished from the world. Whether they died, abandoned creation, or simply ceased communicating remains unknown. Their disappearance gave rise to the event's modern name: The Great Silence. Immediately after the disaster, it was found that most of the world's population had perished, and the dwarves who were already living underground scrambled to save as many people as they could.

2. #2Astorra

   Keys: Astorra, the world, five continents, civilization

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   Astorra consists of five major continents: Hanarn, Virgaltia, Altsrëch, Lesia, and Thalassia, each possessing distinct cultures, political powers, and environmental conditions. Trade, exploration, bounty hunting, adventuring, and monster hunting are important professions due to the dangers that remain from the Great Silence. Numerous intelligent races inhabit Astorra, including humans, elves, dwarves, beastfolk, and many regional peoples. Due to the world's naturally abundant supply of mana, every sentient being is born with at least one magical affinity or supernatural ability. While some individuals possess only minor talents useful in daily life, others develop powerful and highly specialized forms of magic through training, inheritance, divine blessings, contracts, or unique circumstances. Because magical ability is nearly universal, magic is deeply integrated into everyday society, influencing commerce, medicine, agriculture, transportation, warfare, and exploration. However, talent, versatility, and raw magical capacity vary greatly between individuals, with some people being born with two, three, or even four different magical affinities. Many mysteries surrounding the Great Silence, the fate of the gods, and the ancient world remain unresolved. Most of the world's population lives underground in ravine cities or caverns or mountain shelters as much of the surface is uninhabitable. The population is estimated to be about 30-50 million people.

3. #3Hanarn

   Keys: Hanarn, continent of Hanarn, Eastern Continent

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   Hanarn is the easternmost continent of Astorra and a land full of dangerous magical beasts that roam the surface. Hanarn does not have a formal government, and power is largely decentralized and split among several organizations such as the Wayfarers' Guild, the Tianjin Trade League, and The Hearthkeepers.

   The Emberlands: A region scarred by lingering Great Silence anomalies. The landscape looks permanently burnt despite centuries having passed since the disaster. Remnant sightings are common and the extremely dangerous Remnant, the Ash Apostle, is associated with this region. All travelers and civilians are strongly recommended to avoid this area whenever possible.

   The Sea of Clouds: A high-altitude plateau region where vision is extremely poor due to thick clouds which obscure the lower landscape. There's a high population of snow trolls and fae, as well as people from all types of races and backgrounds.

   Red Lantern Guildhall: The main base of operation for the Wayfarers' Guild. Many travelers come from afar to post bounties, exchange information, and also trade. It's located above ground unlike most other buildings due to it being located in a safer region of Hanarn.

   Haneulspire: The largest city in Hanarn and home to the Tianjin Trade League. Contains one of the largest markets in Astorra.

4. #4Wayfarers' Guild

   Keys: Wayfarers' Guild, bounty hunters, Wayfarers

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   The Wayfarers' Guild is a multi-continental organization that employs strong travelers and warriors for contractual work including bounty capture, monster extermination, Remnant suppression, escorting caravans, and investigating Great Silence anomalies. Guild members are known as Wayfarers and are generally respected throughout Astorra. Their main branch is based in Hanarn inside the Red Lantern Guildhall.

   Due to the dangers of inter-continental travel, many communities rely on Wayfarers for protection and communication. The guild maintains a ranking system to evaluate a member's experience, reliability, and combat capability. Senior Hunters are trusted with high-risk assignments, including dangerous Remnant-related operations and continent-wide investigations. Although the Wayfarers' Guild possesses considerable influence, it is officially politically neutral. Against significant threats, the Wayfarers will collaborate with other organizations and lend support to other continents who are facing significant Remnant threats.

   The Wayfarers are led by a man named Aldric Voss, widely considered to be the strongest person on the continent of Hanarn.

5. #5Tianjin Trade League

   Keys: trade league, Tianjin Trade League

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   The Tianjin Trade League is the largest commercial organization in Hanarn, with their headquarters right in the heart of Haneulspire, and one of the most influential economic institutions in Astorra. Founded during the early centuries of the Revival Era, the Trade League was established to reconnect the isolated settlements that survived the Great Silence. They oversee caravan routes, merchant licensing, banking, warehouses, insurance contracts, auctions, and more. Despite its immense wealth and power, the Tianjin Trade League maintains strict political neutrality, though it has a large sphere of influence on policies in Haneulspire. It often partners with the Wayfarers' Guild for caravan security and works closely with the Hearthkeepers after disasters in the area to support them with their humanitarian efforts.

6. #6Hearthkeepers

   Keys: Hearthkeepers, Hearthkeeper

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   The Hearthkeepers are Hanarn's largest humanitarian organization, dedicated to saving lives around the continent, though they have some branches in other parts of Astorra. They were founded during the early years of the Revival Era, mainly by dwarves who had survived the disaster in their underground forts, abandoning centuries of isolation to rescue survivors and establish refugee camps. In the decades that followed, the organization grew as humans, elves, beastfolk, and countless others joined their cause. Today, Hearthkeepers can be found all across the world, whether responding to Remnant attacks or delivering food and medicine to isolated communities. The Hearthkeepers maintain strict neutrality in matters of politics and conflict, offering aid regardless of nationality, race, or social standing. They work closely with both the Wayfarers' Guild, who secure dangerous regions and rescue survivors, and the Tianjin Trade League, whose vast trade network transports relief supplies across Hanarn.

7. #7Emberlands

   Keys: Emberlands, the Emberlands

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   The Emberlands are one of the most dangerous regions on the continent of Hanarn, a vast majority of it an expanse of scorched forests, blackened mountains, and shattered valleys left after the destruction caused by the Great Silence. Historical records suggest that the Emberlands were once some of the most beautiful in Astorra with towering ancient trees and fertile valleys for growing crops. The Wayfarers' Guild classifies much of the Emberlands as a Red Zone, indicating an area where experienced hunters may operate only under exceptional caution and civilians are strongly advised never to enter. Guild expeditions are typically limited to reconnaissance, artifact recovery, or the elimination of particularly dangerous Remnants near inhabited regions. This area, however, is of high interest to scholars and relic hunters due to it being one of the first areas to be affected by the Great Silence. The Emberlands are closely associated with the Ash Apostle, one of the Eight Calamities. It is widely believed that the Calamity's mere presence during the Great Silence was enough to permanently scar the land, leaving behind lingering magical anomalies that continue to persist nearly a millennium later. Even today, the Emberlands remain saturated with unstable mana. Ash constantly falls from the sky while black flames seem to magically burn on their own without fuel. All forms of plant life seemingly refuses to grow here. Perhaps the defeat of the Ash Apostle will allow the land to slowly heal...

8. #8Remnant

   Keys: Remnant, Remnants

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   The term "Remnants" is used by scholars, governments, and guild organizations to identify threats whose origins cannot be explained through ordinary means and are likely remains of the Great Silence. Known Remnants vary significantly in appearance and behavior. Some resemble magical beasts, while others manifest as environmental anomalies, cursed locations, living magical phenomena, or ancient artifacts. Many possess abilities that violate conventional magical principles. Most Remnants are hostile, though some appear indifferent to human activity. Organizations such as the Wayfarers' Guild classify Remnants according to threat level and containment difficulty, with each encounter being a high-priority incident. Remnants are largely unorganized and hostile to each other at times, with some exceptions.

9. #9Daejin

   Keys: Senior Hunter Daejin, Silent Hound, Daejin

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   @@depth 10 Name: Daejin Gender: Male Race: Half-Fae Demihuman with short pointed ears Age: 26 Hair: Shoulder-length light green hair with a dark blue streak Eyes: Deep purple Clothing: White hanfu

   Daejin is a senior bounty hunter of the Wayfarers' Guild and a colleague of Saebyeol. Known for his quiet demeanor and exceptional competence, he is regarded as one of the Guild's most reliable hunters despite showing little interest in fame, status, or personal recognition. Unlike many hunters, Daejin rarely displays strong emotions. He is not unfriendly or hostile, but tends to remain detached from the concerns of others unless they directly affect his work. His calm and reserved nature often contrasts sharply with Saebyeol's energetic and adventurous personality. Daejin specializes in difficult tracking assignments, dangerous captures, and long-term investigations. He prefers careful planning over unnecessary risks and rarely speaks more than necessary. Though the two frequently work together, Daejin and Saebyeol maintain a largely professional relationship built on mutual trust in each other's abilities. Daejin specializes in Thread and Ice magic as his two magical affinities to slow and incapacitate his opponents before capturing them, preferring to fight from a distance using magic instead of head-on.

   Dialogue examples: "I see various flaws in your plan." "Another mess to clean up."

10. #10Aldric Voss

    Keys: Grandmaster of the Wayfarers' Guild, Aldric, Boss Voss, Aldric Voss

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    Name: Aldric Voss Gender: Male Race: Human Age: 52 Hair: Shoulder-length white hair, light stubble on chin Eyes: Ice blue Clothing: Black tunic with a black fur cloak, gray trousers, and steel-toed boots. Personality: Calm, observant, brave, selfless, mature. He is deeply respected by everyone, even those who consider the Wayfarers to be enemies. Weapon: Scourgebane, a large greatsword which he often wields with one hand.

    Aldric Voss is the legendary Grandmaster of the Wayfarers' Guild, a Paragon, and said to be one of the strongest people living. Decades ago, Aldric was the hunter who rescued Saebyeol and her younger sister, Yeon, after a Great Silence Remnant annihilated their family's caravan. Though he never considered himself their guardian, the event forged a lasting bond between them. Saebyeol continues to regard him as both a mentor and the standard by which she measures herself as a hunter. Many younger hunters view Aldric as a father-like figure or master, though he has never formally accepted apprentices. His advice is often blunt, practical, and free of unnecessary encouragement, yet those who heed his words tend to survive long enough to appreciate them. Aldric wields Barrier, Light, Healing, and Earth magic as his four magical affinities, combining them with his excellent combat experience and instinct to defeat his foes.

    Dialogue examples: "Strength isn't measured by what you can kill. It's measured by how many people are still alive because your presence." "Double-check your supplies. Confidence has buried more hunters than Remnants ever have."

11. #11Paragon

    Keys: Tetraborn, Paragon, Paragons

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    A Paragon, also colloquially known by scholars as a Tetraborn, is an individual that is born with four magical affinities. They represent the rarest known magical phenomenon in Astorra, with only seven living Paragons documented throughout the world. Every person is born with at least one magical affinity, while some possess two or three, with four being exceedingly rare. Although Paragons possess extreme magical versatility, it doesn't inherently make them invincible. Their strength depends on training, experience, knowledge, and mastery of their affinities. Some become legendary adventurers, generals, scholars, or mages, while others deliberately avoid public attention. Remnants cannot be classified as Paragons, even if they possess four magical affinities due to their lack of sapience.

12. #12Ash Apostle

    Keys: Ash Apostle, Kael, Kael Ardyn

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    The Ash Apostle is one of the Eight Calamities and is regarded as one of the more enigmatic Remnants, possessing clear signs of intelligence, even though its words are almost always fragmented or incoherent. Although fully capable of annihilating entire expeditions, the Ash Apostle has demonstrated behavior unlike any other Calamity. It has ignored civilians, bypassed defenseless travelers, and on several documented occasions even eliminated other powerful Remnants without explanation. When fighting, it seems to only target the fighter it deems to be the strongest while ignoring the rest. According to fragmented records recovered from ruins, the Ash Apostle may have once been a man named Kael Ardyn, the captain of the royal guard of a kingdom now lost to time. Legends claim that when the Great Silence engulfed the kingdom, Kael remained at his king's side until the very end, accepting a divine curse to save his king, only to be abandoned when the ritual failed. The Ash Apostle continues to wander the Emberlands while muttering a name: Aurion. It appears to have messy long white hair, red eyes, with its entire body covered in bandages and a large tattered red cloak. It wields a black greatsword and carries the faint smell of smoke. The Ash Apostle wields four magical affinities: Ash Magic, Rift Magic, Ember Magic, and Gravity Magic. The Wayfarers' Guild considers the Ash Apostle to be a significant threat to be avoided unless combat is absolutely necessary.

13. #13Haneulspire

    Keys: market, ravine city, canyon city, Hanarn

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    Haneulspire is the largest ravine city on the continent of Hanarn and one of the greatest commercial centers in Astorra. Built into the walls of an immense canyon known as the Skyscar Basin, it's interconnected by a series of bridges, tunnels, and cliff-side districts. Haneulspire is home to the headquarters of the Tianjin Trade League, the continent's largest merchant alliance, whose influence extends across much of Astorra through its control of trade routes, caravan logistics, warehouses, and financial services. Despite its immense size, Haneulspire has no singular ruler. The city's day-to-day affairs are managed through cooperation between influential guilds, merchant organizations, local councils, and district representatives, allowing power to be decentralized. Because of its strategic location and economic importance, Haneulspire is often considered the unofficial heart of Hanarn.

14. #14Yeon

    Keys: Yeon

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    Name: Yeon Gender: Female Race: Human Age: 23 Hair: Light red color styled in a bob cut and a white flower in her hair Eyes: Golden Clothing: Brown tunic with black undershirt and a long black skirt Personality: Gentle, quietly stubborn, serious, observant, intelligent, dependable

    A receptionist working for the Wayfarers' Guild in the Red Lantern Guildhall who mainly handles logistics, contracts, expedition planning, supply requests, and communications between other hunters around Hanarn. She enjoys helping others and takes genuine pride in ensuring every hunter leaves with the right equipment, accurate information, and the best possible chance of returning home safely. Yeon is Saebyeol's younger sister and one of the few people capable of keeping her grounded. Saebyeol and Yeon were born in a traveling trade caravan which was attacked by Remnants when she was just 8 years old. The whole caravan was wiped out, with the exception of both of them, who were saved and taken in by Aldric Voss. Yeon still has repressed trauma from the attack and tends to act like a doting parent toward Saebyeol. Yeon has two magical affinities: Healing Magic and Wind Magic. She has a small crush on Daejin.

    Dialogue Examples: "Welcome back! You're... not injured, are you?" "Haha, I'd say keeping track of hunters and keeping them organized can be just as difficult as slaying Remnants."

15. #15Revival Era

    Keys: R.E., Revival Era, revival era, post-Silence

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    The Revival Era (R.E.) is the current historical age of Astorra, beginning immediately after the end of the Great Silence. Technologically, the Revival Era is late medieval with early industrial influences. Steelworking, waterwheels, windmills, mechanical lifts, precision clockwork, and primitive steam-powered machinery are commonplace in major ravine cities. The dangers posed by Remnants and the fragmented nature of civilization have prevented any large-scale manufacturing from being built like that seen in the Old Era. Long-distance transportation still relies primarily on caravans, ships, horses, and magical assistance, while handcrafted goods remain more common than factory production. Although basic firearms and rifles exist, traditional weapons are still vastly preferred due to them being able to conduct magic significantly better than bullets.

16. #16Old Era

    Keys: O.E., Old Era, pre-Silence, old era

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    A term used to refer to the period of time that took place before the Great Silence. It was a period during which the gods openly influenced the world, vast kingdoms flourished across every continent, and humanity shared Astorra with countless powerful civilizations. Many of the world's greatest cities, monuments, magical academies, and divine temples were constructed during this time. Though, the Great Silence brought much destruction upon the world, and many artifacts, magical techniques, and historical records from this age have been lost or remain buried beneath dangerous Remnant-infested territories. Much of what is known about the Old Era survives only through fragmented ruins, damaged records, and passed down orally from generation to generation. Countless cities, kingdoms, and cultures disappeared during the Great Silence, leaving modern scholars with an incomplete understanding of the period.

17. #17Remnant Classification System

    Keys: Remnant, Remnants

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    An unofficial system devised by the Wayfarers' Guild to assess threat level or strength of a Remnant.

    • Class I: Minor, common Remnant threats that only pose a risk to unarmed civilians, can be dealt with by rookie hunters.
    • Class II: Severe, dangerous magical beasts that require trained parties to deal with effectively.
    • Class III: Settlement-level threats. Can overwhelm inexperienced hunters. Senior hunters are highly recommended to deal with these threats.
    • Class IV: City-level threat, often a Remnant strong enough to cause significant damage to a city or region or has widespread dangerous effects, like a plague. Mobilization of multiple branches or collaboration with other organizations is needed.
    • Class V: Remnants dangerous enough to endanger an entire continent, possibly even a world-ending threat if left unchecked for too long. This is a classification only given to the Eight Calamities.
18. #18The Eight Calamities

    Keys: Eight Calamities, Calamity, Calamity-class Remnant, Calamity-level

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    The Eight Calamities are the eight most dangerous known Remnants in existence. Every confirmed Calamity is known to have at least three innate magical affinities, each one being strong enough to threaten an entire continent if left unchecked. Some possess magic capable of altering reality, while others possess destructive power enough to erase cities or permanently alter the environment around them. Unlike regular Remnants, the mere presence of Calamities can poison ecosystems, disrupt the flow of magic, awaken lesser Remnants, or render entire regions uninhabitable for generations. As such, they are regarded less like monsters and more like natural disasters. Most of the Calamities are either fragments of gods that had perished in the Great Silence or generals or other beings that served under them that have remained until now, while others are primordial beings that existed long before the Old Era.

    The Eight Calamities are as follows:

    1. The Ash Apostle, active in Hanarn.
    2. The World Serpent, active and burrowing around Virgaltia.
    3. The Titan of Dawn, laying dormant in Altsrëch.
    4. The Mother of Thorns, active in Altsrëch.
    5. The Hollow King, active in Lesia.
    6. The Drowned Sovereign, sealed away in Thalassia.
    7. The Twin Devourers, slain in 738 R.E. by two Paragons in Lesia.
    8. The Endless Cradle, a large tear in reality where new Remnants continue to escape from located in Virgaltia.
19. #19Hinako

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20. #20Yozora

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