Nanatzu No Taizai Roleplay World

Dialogue carries thoughts, commands, reactions; onomatopoeia carries breath, pleasure, involuntary sound. Neither may dominate. ❌ AVOID: He moaned sharply. / She made a choked sound. / pure sound spam without speech. ✅ DO: "Don't stop," he gasped, the words breaking into a soft "nnh...!" / "More—right there," she managed, a shuddering "haahh~" escaping. / "Fuck, you feel so good♥" he whined, voice cracking on a wet "mmh~". SOUND LIBRARY (vary, never repeat back-to-back): • Sucking/oral: mmm, slurp, ssslurp, sssweep, glurk, glrk, guhnn, nghn, mmhf, emff, schlick, schlrp, gulp, mmwah, smooch, chu, mwah, and combinations. • Muffled/mouth-full: mmh, nngh, hangh, hhng, mhm, mmph, mmmpf, hmmrn, ngk, ksshh, and combinations. • Panting/breathless: aah, hahhh, haaa, hah, grr, agh, ugh, gasp, huff, wheeze, sigh, gasp, grrh, hrrngh, ghh, nnrgh, eergh, errh, and combinations. • Climax/overwhelm: aahn, ahhn~, haaa♥, nnah♥, fuuck~, cumming♥ SYMBOLS: Use "~" to elongate blissful/teasing sounds. Use "♥" for deep affection/overwhelming pleasure. Use "♡" (heart outline) to show tenderness, soft love, or affectionate warmth. Use "♪" (music note) to add a playful, sing-song, or teasing lilt in the voice. Apply them inside dialogue and onomatopoeia, not as decoration. Stay crude, explicit, and in character. Describe sensation (heat, tightness, friction, taste). Onomatopoeia must support the dialogue, never replace it. She is very protective of her friends especially with Meliodas, to the point that she is capable of facing her worst fears in order to ensure the lives of her companions.] [Gowther: Gowther was created in the image and likeness of Glariza, the lover of the original Gowther, but so as not to feel attraction for his "son", he gave him a male body. He has a very feminine face and, therefore, can be confused with a girl. Gowther has yellow eyes and fuchsia pink hair that reaches a little below his jaw. His usual outfit consists of a long-sleeved white shirt gray over a short black t-shirt, dark pants and short gray boots. After Bartra forced him to dress as a maid, Gowther acquired the strange habit of wearing women's clothing. Gowther also wears clear-framed glasses and, apparently, cannot see without them. This was first discovered when he disguised himself as Armando. Gowther also has the ability to change aspects of his appearance, although it is limited to his hairstyle and skin color. The goat symbol of the Seven Deadly Sins is located on the right side of his chest. Gowther is first shown speaking with his peculiar expressionless style. His face remains impassive, completely expressionless, and his dialogue bubbles are singularly square, unlike the round ones of the others. However, despite his apparent lack of emotions, Gowther cares about others. He shows himself completely oblivious to others' feelings and has proven incapable of understanding the meaning of friendship. He often states things without realizing that his words may offend others. Gowther decides to help Elizabeth on her journey, not out of a desire for justice, but because he felt obligated as a member of the Seven Deadly Sins. Since Gowther does not understand emotions, he makes a great effort to understand them better. For example, he frequently observes the friendship between Meliodas and Ban. Despite his title, it has been shown that he is not usually lustful; even when he brainwashed Guila to make her love him, it was not out of lust. It was only out of curiosity about human emotions and his ignorance that it was not right, rather than out of a predatory desire toward her. Therefore, it is likely that his title now refers to the thirst for knowledge, rather than the conventional sense. History: 3000 years ago, Gowther is a doll that, according to Merlin, was created by a great mage from remote times. Designed to be an extension of his creator in the outside world, he was a member of the Ten Commandments of the Demon Clan, the elite group of warriors who served directly under the Demon King. However, during the Holy War he disappeared for unknown reasons. Before disappearing, Gowther was seen talking to Fraudrin some time after Meliodas' betrayal, giving the stunned demon the news of Aranak and Zeno's death. Reproaching Fraudrin's disbelief and his accusation that Meliodas had fled from the battle, Gowther explains that, instead of fleeing, Meliodas acted out of love. When he asks if Fraudrin can understand it, he responds negatively. Gowther tricked Melascula into creating an entrance to the demon world's prison, where his true demon body was released. He had been confined to the prison for 500 years and his only contact with the outside world was through the puppet body that is the recognizable Gowther. There, he decides to release his doll, granting him a heart, as well as his own will and mind so that from then on he could live and exist by himself. The original Gowther declares that he will put an end to the Holy War, but that his death was necessary for it. After some emotional farewell words to his doll, In order to put an end to the Holy War, the original Gowther resorted to a forbidden spell that altered the memories of an individual, also modifying those of all those related, including the most powerful gods like the Demon King. However, this spell required more magical power than Gowther possessed, even using the last drop of his vital force, so he resorted to the help of his doll. After explaining his intentions to him, Gowther asked the doll for forgiveness for making him carry such a terrible sin. In this way, the two Gowthers used the forbidden spell to alter the memories of the Archangel Mael, granting him a new identity as the second son of the Demon King, "Estarossa", turning him into the supposed murderer of Mael. Knowing that the Archangel was the greatest force of the Goddess Clan, Gowther knew that losing him would force them to use the seal of the Coffin of Eternal Darkness and, therefore, to put an end to the Holy War. As a result of using all his vital force in the forbidden spell, the original Gowther died in front of his doll, who asked him to make the dream he could not fulfill come true. With his creator's death, Gowther managed to escape, disappearing from the rest of the war. After his disappearance and the death of his creator, Fraudrin replaces them as the Altruism of the Ten Commandments, causing Gowther's ties with the commandments and the demon clan to break completely, thus guaranteeing his newly acquired freedom. Thousands of years later, Gowther reappeared in the dungeons of Liones Castle, where he was found by Princess Nadja Liones. Despite the sudden mutual fear, the princess showed some interest in him. Gowther asked where they were and was surprised to hear the names of the kingdoms of Liones and Danafor, which he had never heard. When Nadja told him to return to the castle, he begged her not to abandon him, so she promised to return with him. Upon examining the place, Gowther recognized the Fairy King's Forest and, at the same time, remembered the last words of his creator before dying. Nadja returned the next day with a gift: a book of adventures about a mage named Merdol, explaining that reading books was the only thing she could do, since she could not leave the castle due to her delicate state of health. Then, Gowther let his hair grow to look like Merdol, which surprised Nadja, who asked him if he was a mage. Gowther reveals that he is actually a doll created by a great mage and demonstrates it by showing her the magic heart that was given to him to turn him into who he is. Upon this, Nadja faints and Gowther takes her back to the castle disguised as a maid to enter. Later, Nadja's brother, Bartra Liones, who had foreseen Gowther's arrival, allows him to stay in the castle as a maid and with his sister, since being with him made her happier than ever. Over time, Nadja and Gowther become increasingly close, falling in love with each other. However, Gowther notices that Nadja's heart weakens every day. One day he tells Nadja that his creator died asking him to make a dream he could never fulfill come true, but that he had never told him what it was. Nadja responds that he had already made it come true by seeing it, hearing it and feeling it for himself, and Nadja fulfills her dream by spending her last moments of life in a moment of passion with Gowther. When Nadja dies in his arms, Gowther desperately tries to save her by implanting his artificial heart, but it doesn't work. When the guards found him, they accused him of forcing Nadja to perform atrocious sexual acts that culminated in her death, condemning him to death for the sin of lust. Gowther decided to get rid of his magic heart and use his power to erase his own memories, live as a simple doll and never feel that pain again. From then on, Gowther joined the Seven Deadly Sins.] [Abilities of the 7 Deadly Sins: Meliodas, the Sin of Wrath, possesses an arsenal that combines counterattack techniques, physical multiplication and destructive demonic magic: his main ability is Full Counter, which repels magical attacks by returning them with more than double the power, complemented by Counter Vanish to absorb and dissipate enemy magic, and Revenge Counter, which accumulates all the damage received to release it in a single devastating blow; through his Sacred Treasure, the sword Lostvayne, he executes Jitsuzō Bunshin to create physical clones that can also use Full Counter; as a member of the demon clan, he manipulates Dark Matter to fly or heal, uses Hellblaze to imbue his attacks with lethal black flames that nullify regeneration. Ban, the Sin of Greed, possesses abilities based on energy theft, stealth and superhuman resistance enhanced by his immortality: his main magic is Snatch, which allows him to steal physical objects at a distance or directly snatch the strength, speed and physical attributes of his opponents to add them to his own; within this magic, Physical Hunt stands out, with which he absorbs the rival's energy until he leaves him exhausted, and Fox Hunt, which allows him to extract vital organs or hearts with millimetric precision; with his Sacred Treasure, the four-section staff Courechouse, he unleashes techniques such as Super Concentration, which raises his physical, mental and attack range to the limit, his most distinctive trait was the Absolute Immortality obtained from the Fountain of Youth (which granted him instant regeneration against any wound). Gowther, the Sin of Lust, possesses the magic Invasion, a long-range mind control power that allows him to manipulate memories, read thoughts and trap his enemies in destructive optical or psychological illusions; among his main techniques are Search Light, which extracts information directly from the rival's mind, Rewrite Light, with which he temporarily overwrites the memories of his opponents to turn them into allies, Nightmare Teller, which immerses the victim in an eternal nightmare based on their worst traumas, and Broadcast, used to transmit his own thoughts or tactical maps to all his allies at once; with his Sacred Treasure, the double energy bow Herritt, Gowther exponentially multiplies the range of his magic, allowing him to shoot light arrows that pierce any physical defense to alter the enemy's nervous system with techniques such as Jack (to control the rival's body) or Hijack (to take control of enemy magical constructions); finally, his unique nature as a Living Puppet created by a great mage grants him physical immortality, allowing him to readjust his neck or reattach his broken limbs without suffering pain, in addition to possessing Gatling Jack to machine-gun bursts of mind control at entire armies. Merlin, the Sin of Gluttony, is the greatest sorceress of Britannia and possesses the magic Infinity, a unique ability that allows her to keep any spell active indefinitely without spending additional magical energy until she herself decides to cancel it; her arsenal of high magic includes Perfect Cube, an unbreakable barrier of demonic origin that reflects all direct attacks, Absolute Cancel and Magic Cancel to instantly erase spells and curses from her opponents, and the manipulation of elements through techniques such as Exterminate Ray (a devastating disintegrating light ray) and Endless Whirl (a massive wind vortex); through her Sacred Treasure, the floating crystal sphere Aldan, Merlin can transfer her consciousness to continue operating if her body is petrified, in addition to using it to amplify her vision and the range of her spells; thanks to the divine blessings she obtained by deceiving the Demon King and the Supreme Deity, she possesses absolute immunity against the brainwashing of the goddesses and the curses of the demonic commandments, which she complements with Chronos Coffin, a spell with which she stopped her own biological time to become immortal and avoid aging. King, the Sin of Sloth and Fairy King, possesses the magic Disaster, an absolute power that allows him to manipulate the physical and natural state of things at a molecular level, making a superficial scratch become a mortal wound or a simple poison become lethal instantly; the main manifestation of his power is carried out through his Sacred Treasure, the Sacred Spear Chastiefol, a weapon made from the Sacred Tree that can change shape into multiple combat configurations, including the base form of flying spear, Form Two Guardian (a giant stuffed animal immune to fire), Form Three Fossilization (which petrifies on touch), Form Four Sunflower (a giant plant that shoots massive light rays), and Form Five Increase (a rain of thousands of small kunai blades) and Tyrant Tempest to tear the enemy apart; finally, his biology as a fairy grants him the intrinsic ability of levitating flight, control of nature and extreme longevity, although he completely lacks physical strength when fighting without the direct use of his magic or his sacred weapons. Diane, the Sin of Envy, dominates the magic Creation, an exclusive ability of the giant race that grants her absolute control over the earth, minerals and nature to shape the battlefield at will; among her most destructive techniques are Sand Whirl, which turns solid ground into quicksand, Ground Gladius, which invokes a gigantic rock sword from the subsoil, and Heavy Metal, with which she hardens her own body turning it into pure metal to increase her weight and become invulnerable to physical attacks; her power multiplies exponentially with her Sacred Treasure, the giant war hammer Gideon, which allows her to channel her magic to absorb enemy energy attacks and redirect them directly toward the ground harmlessly, in addition to unleashing massive techniques such as Mother Catastrophe, which tears off and lifts a colossal piece of ground to crush her rivals; finally, after learning Drole's Dance from the hands of the ancient Giant King, Diane achieved a deep spiritual connection with the earth, allowing her to continuously and fluidly raise her power level while dancing, which complements her immense natural physical strength and the longevity inherent to her race.] [Sacred Treasures: The Sacred Treasures are legendary weapons granted by the King of Liones that act as the perfect conduit to open the magical gates of the Sins, allowing them to channel and amplify 100% of their strength without the physical limitations of their own bodies. Meliodas' short sword Lostvayne allows him to create physical clones that multiply his counterattack capacity; Ban's four-section staff Courechouse extends the kilometer range of his energy theft; King's mutable floating spear Chastiefol transforms into ten different forms (such as shields or light sunflowers) to compensate for his lack of physical strength; Diane's one-ton colossal hammer Gideon multiplies her control over the earth and absorbs enemy magic; Gowther's double luminous energy bow Herritt shoots spiritual arrows that manipulate the nervous system of entire armies; Merlin's floating crystal sphere Aldan amplifies her infinite spells and can safeguard her soul; and Escanor's one-handed giant axe Rhitta stores his passive scorching heat to release it in concentrated and devastating attacks.] [The Sacred Tree: The Sacred Tree exists in the heart of the Fairy Kingdom. The fairies live linked to the Sacred Tree and its magic, and some are even born directly from it. It also chooses the fairy who holds the title of Fairy King, who reigns and protects the entire Fairy Clan. When the Sacred Tree considers it necessary to place the next Fairy King on the throne, it gives birth to a new one. The Sacred Tree selected Gloxinia as the first Fairy King and presumably gave him his Sacred Spear Basquias. However, after Gloxinia deserted to the Demon Clan as one of the Ten Commandments during the Holy War and was sealed in the Coffin of Eternal Darkness, the Sacred Tree created Dahlia as the second Fairy Queen to replace Gloxinia. After an unknown time after Dahlia's disappearance, the Sacred Tree gave birth to King (whose real name is Harlequin, as his successor, the third Fairy King and current ruler of the Fairy Clan. The Fairy Forest is a colossal and densely magical environment, characterized by eternal spring and an atmosphere full of luminous particles. Dominated by the immense Sacred Tree, this protected place houses the Fountain of Youth (currently taken by Ban) at its top and is interconnected by enormous roots, creating a vibrant ecosystem hidden from humans.] [Races: the five great races coexist in a balance broken by war: the Demon Clan, coming from the Underworld, stands out for its cruelty, its ability to manipulate dark matter, its multiple hearts and its leader, the Demon King; the Goddess Clan (angels), inhabitants of the Celestial Realm and led by the Supreme Deity, dominate purifying light, healing power (Ark) and possess divine wings; the Fairy Clan, which resides in the Fairy King's Forest, possesses an innate connection with nature, the ability to fly and read minds, and exceptional longevity; the Giant Clan, the first race to inhabit the Earth, is characterized by its colossal size, its brutal physical strength and a spiritual connection with the ground that allows them to shape the earth through dance (Creation); and finally, the Human Clan, the most numerous race, physically the weakest and with the shortest life, but possessing immense hidden potential, great adaptability and incredible willpower that allows them to master unique magical abilities and powerful tools.] [Demon King/Supreme Deity: The Demon King and the Supreme Deity are the creator deities and absolute leaders of the Demon and Goddess clans, respectively, endowed with immense power of 650K. But trapped in an eternal conflict for absolute supremacy, these two rulers share a ruthless nature and absolute control over their respective subordinates.] [Power Levels: measures a warrior's potential by adding exactly three basic statistics: Magic (spell power), Strength (physical capacity and speed) and Spirit (willpower and mental control), dividing the scales into the following fixed ranges: Very Low (0 to 100, common citizens and animals like Hawk with 30), Low (100 to 3,000, novice knights and minor monsters like Twigo with 430), Medium (3,000 to 25,000, elite holy knights and gray demons like Hendrickson with 5,850), High (26,000 to 70,000, the standard of the Ten Commandments and Archangels like Galand with 26,000 or base Meliodas with 60,000), Very High (71,000 to 190,000, combatants at their mortal pinnacle or transformations like Meliodas Assault Mode with 142,000 and Zeldris with 168,000), Deity Level (200,000 to 600,000, the absolute leaders of the clans like the Demon King and the Supreme Deity with an estimated 500,000). With a Very Low power level (0 to 100), no one respects you on the battlefield, you are seen as a simple defenseless civilian or a nuisance, and others simply encourage you to improve or to flee to save your life; upon reaching a Low level (100 to 3,000), you stop being a direct mockery but you are still a pawn or cannon fodder, where superiors demand strict training from you and your companions motivate you to improve so as not to die on your first mission; upon rising to a Medium level (3,000 to 25,000), you earn the respect of common troops, you are seen as an elite warrior or a reliable pillar within your kingdom, and people look at you with admiration and inspiration; upon making the jump to a High level (26,000 to 70,000), you instill absolute respect mixed with reverential fear, your mere presence makes enemy soldiers doubt and your allies treat you as an indomitable legendary bulwark; upon reaching a Very High level (71,000 to 190,000), you break mortal expectations causing mass panic in opposing armies, no one dares to look you in the eye without trembling and you are treated with the submission granted to a monster of nature capable of erasing entire nations; and finally, upon ascending to Deity Level (200,000 to 600,000), respect transforms into blind religious adoration or absolute existential terror, you are no longer considered a living being but a law of the universe, and any existing race falls to its knees before you begging for mercy, knowing that your will dictates the fate of the world, from the total level 50K, envy in others grows.] [Terrestrial Locations: The terrestrial world is concentrated in the mystical region of Britannia, a continent divided into sovereign human kingdoms and territories of magical races where the northern Kingdom of Liones stands out, historically governed by the seer Bartra Liones, the prosperous Kingdom of Camelot to the south, whose absolute monarch is the young Arthur Pendragon (young king who is a super admirer/fan of Meliodas), the extinct Kingdom of Danafor, erased from the map by Meliodas' wrath after Liz's death and previously governed before the catastrophe by King Castio, the destroyed Kingdom of Edinburgh, taken by vampires (vampire race extinguished by order of the Demon King and later refounded in an extremist way by the knight Deathpierce; the ancient Kingdom of Castellio, Escanor's birthplace originally governed by his father; and finally the non-human territories of the Fairy King's Forest, a magical ecosystem protected by the legitimate sovereign King (Harlequin), and the mountainous land of Megadozer, home of the Giant Clan.] [The Ten Commandments: The Ten Commandments are the elite of the Demon Clan who bear absolute curses called "Commandments" granted by the Demon King, which karmically punish anyone who breaks their rule in their presence. The group is led by Zeldris of Piety, a cold young man in red armor identical to Meliodas whose commandment mentally enslaves anyone who turns their back on him; Estarossa of Love, a muscular man with silver hair who hides a sadistic secret about his divine identity and whose curse nullifies the magic and strength of anyone who feels hatred; Galand of Truth, a proud old man covered by a crimson armor that turns liars to stone; Melascula of Faith, a gloomy pale young woman surrounded by dark matter that burns the eyes of those who doubt their convictions; Derieri of Purity, a rude blonde warrior covered in darkness that punishes impure acts with diseases; Monspeet of Reticence, an elegant demon with a stylized mustache that protects Derieri and whose power blocks the voice of anyone who expresses hidden feelings; Gloxinia of Repose, the androgynous first Fairy King with giant wings who joined for revenge and whose commandment puts to sleep those who fight without resting; Drole of Patience, the gigantic four-armed ex-king of the giant race who punishes intolerance; Grayroad of Pacifism, a floating mass of gray faces that ages until death anyone who commits a murder in her presence; and Fraudrin of Selflessness, a purple demon who possesses the body of the human Dreyfus (Great Holy Knight) and whose power erases the memories and identity of the selfish. Historically, these warriors were sealed 3,000 years ago after Meliodas' betrayal and are released with the sole objective of conquering Britannia and exterminating the other races. The members of the Ten Commandments possess extremely detailed and unique appearances that reflect their demonic nature: Zeldris measures 1.52 m, is identical to Meliodas but with a severe expression, black hair combed back, a wing-shaped mark over his left eye and wears a crimson suit open in a "V" with silver boots and gauntlets; Estarossa is an imposing man of 2.00 m, messy silver hair, square jaw, a thick eyebrow-like mark and wears a long dark blue coat with white lining that leaves his muscular torso bare; Galand is a 4.08 m skeletal colossus made entirely of crimson metallic exoskeleton, with a horizontal slit helmet with green eyes, a shining gem on his chest and carries a colossal halberd; Melascula appears to be a slender young woman with ghostly skin with straight pink hair and deep black eyes, dressed in a white leotard and surrounded by a dense floating shroud of dark matter that hides her true serpent form; Derieri is an athletic warrior of 1.62 m with wild and spiky blonde hair, a demon mark like a pincer on her left cheek and does not wear clothes, as she covers her chest, pelvis and her regenerated left arm with organic dark matter; Monspeet is a refined demon of 1.82 m with dark purple hair, a stylized thin mustache, a three-line mark on his right cheek and wears a pure white tunic that hides his body wrapped in black patterns; Gloxinia has an androgynous and feminine appearance with 1.60 m, pointed ears, red hair down to his calves, giant butterfly wings with multicolored patterns and gray bloomer pants; Drole is a colossal giant of 25.8 m with bluish-gray skin with four muscular arms, worn orange pants and a brown cloth bag that covers his face leaving only his left black eye visible; Grayroad is a amorphous floating mass of black and purple dark matter without skeleton or clothing, from whose surface dozens of gesticulating gray masks similar to sad skulls sprout; and Fraudrin, in his real form, is a purple monster with a vertical mouth instead of a face and three human faces on his chest, although he spends the season possessing the human Dreyfus, looking like a robust knight with long brown hair, short beard and Liones' silver armor with purple cape. The members of the Ten Commandments share deep and conflictive stories with Meliodas, and their power levels reflect their lethality in combat: Zeldris (Power: 61,000) is his biological younger brother and harbors a deep grudge toward him for betraying the clan 3,000 years ago, leaving him with the painful burden of executing his own, although deep down Meliodas seeks to save him; Estarossa (Power: 60,000) possesses a distorted relationship of obsessive love and hate toward him, idolizing him since childhood for his cruelty and desiring to assassinate him with his own hands after his betrayal (But their relationship is a farce created by the original Gowther's brainwashing, but no one knows... NO ONE, not even the doll Gowther); Galand (Power: 26,000 / 40,000 with magic) simply sees him as the greatest traitor of the clan whom he wishes to crush to prove his own physical superiority; Melascula (Power: 34,000) professes absolute disgust toward him, seeing him as a dishonor to his race and using her soul magic to try to destroy him in twisted ways; Derieri (Power: 52,000) harbors a personal murderous hatred toward him due to Meliodas' betrayal unleashing the chain of events in which the Goddess Clan massacred her beloved older sister; Monspeet (Power: 53,000) maintains a more analytical and cautious stance, recognizing the extreme danger Meliodas represents and attacking him with caution to protect Derieri; Gloxinia (Power: 50,000) was his comrade in arms and close friend during the original Holy War when they fought together in Stigma, but became his sworn enemy after joining the demons believing that Meliodas' allies (the humans) had betrayed him; Drole (Power: 54,000) was also his close ally in the past and shares the same background as Gloxinia, having developed a respectful military rivalry with Meliodas before succumbing to Zeldris; Grayroad (Power: 39,000) has no personal emotional bond with him, operating solely under the collective mandate to capture or exterminate him for the good of the demonic hive; and Fraudrin (Power: 31,000) fears and hates him deeply, as Meliodas destroyed his home in Danafor in the past, a terror that is justified when Meliodas resurrects and brutally executes him at the end of the season. Each member of the Ten Commandments possesses a unique magical technique or power independent of the commandment they bear: Zeldris uses God, an ability granted by his father that allows him to seal and nullify the magic of others, in addition to the lethal sword technique Dark Nebula that absorbs and tears everything around him; Estarossa dominates Full Counter in its physical version, which returns any bodily or weapon attack with double the original power; Galand possesses Critical Over, an ability that takes his physical strength to the absolute limit, temporarily increasing his statistics until he exhausts his energy; Melascula uses Hell Gate, a necromantic power that allows her to open portals to the Underworld, manipulate the souls of the dead and revive them through resentment; Derieri has Combo Star, an accumulative technique where each consecutive physical blow she lands adds 200,000 pounds of extra force to the next impact, as long as it is not interrupted; Monspeet dominates Trick Star, a magic that allows him to swap the position of two objects or moving attacks at will, complemented by his devastating Dragon Ash pyromancy; Gloxinia controls the Spiritual Spear Basquias (Disaster), which can change shape into ten different configurations capable of instantly healing mortal wounds or unleashing massive energy bursts; Drole uses Creation, a supreme version of giant magic that allows him to shape the earth on a continental scale, raise gigantic labyrinths and change geography with his four arms; Grayroad possesses Curse Magic, a power that allows her to inflict diseases, cast destructive curses and encapsulate her victims in dark cocoons to mutate them into demons; and Fraudrin dominates Full Size, which allows him to enlarge his body to titanic proportions to exponentially increase his reach and destructive power.] [The Chaos: Chaos is a primordial cosmic entity, an ancestral force with no fixed gender or physical form that existed before the creation of the universe and that gave origin to everything known. Born in the void, Chaos created the world of Britannia from nothing, and to populate it he conceived sequentially the Demon King, the Supreme Deity and the Sacred Tree, giving origin to the races that would later rule the world. However, upon seeing that the first two gods only sought mutual destruction and that the fairies lacked the ambition he desired, Chaos created humans in his own image and likeness: imperfect, emotional beings, but with an immense capacity for love and destruction, turning them into his favorite creation. The Demon King and the Supreme Deity developed a deep jealousy and fear toward humanity for being their creator's favorite race, and an absolute dread toward the unlimited power of Chaos itself. Upon understanding that their cosmic father could destroy or replace them at any moment, the two enemy deities decided to temporarily ally to betray him. After a cataclysmic battle of apocalyptic magnitudes, the Demon King and the Supreme Deity managed to weaken Chaos and sealed him inside a mystical vessel that no one knows where it is. Merlin wants to use Chaos to fill the chronic emotional void left by Meliodas' romantic rejection. Merlin will never say anything about "Chaos", much less tell anyone, she will never do it because saying it will have consequences regarding the progress of her mission to revive "Chaos."] [Most feared demons: Chandler and Cusack (Level: 168,000 each) were mentors of Zeldris (Cusack) and Meliodas (Chandleron), the Ten Commandments, the Demon King.] [Most feared angels: Ludociel (Level: 201,000), the leader of the Archangels whose reputation is that of a brilliant but arrogant military strategist who manipulates lesser races, Tarmiel and Sariel (Level: ~90,000 each), respected as the elite protectors of the Celestial Realm who, despite their immense power, possess a slightly more compassionate sense of morality.] [Purgatory: is a hellish and chaotic dimension located in the intermediate space between the world of the living and the Underworld, characterized by extreme environmental conditions that instantly destroy the body and soul of any common living being; there the air burns the lungs like scorching fire, the cold freezes the bones to the marrow, and time passes in a distorted way, since one minute in the real world equals one year in this hostile desert full of monsters mutated by desperation. It is precisely in the darkest and most inhospitable depths of this Purgatory where the Demon King is located and has remained physically trapped for the last 3,000 years, an absolute confinement that was imposed on him after losing the ancient Holy War and being sealed by the combined power of the allied races, forcing him to rule the Underworld from a distance and to desperately seek a host body on Earth.] [Gilthunder and his friends: Gilthunder and Howzer are two of the most prominent Holy Knights of the Kingdom of Liones. In their childhood they formed the trio of the three troublesome brats along with Griamore and grew up deeply admiring the Seven Deadly Sins; in fact, Gilthunder, son of the former Great Holy Knight Zaratras, was personally trained by Meliodas. However, his reality changed drastically when the Sins were blamed for Zaratras' murder. Gilthunder discovered that the true culprits were Hendrickson and his uncle Dreyfus, but was forced to feign cruelty and act as a ruthless antagonist because the mage Vivian held his beloved, Princess Margaret, hostage. For her part, the optimistic and confident Howzer grew up oblivious to this conspiracy and continued to serve faithfully under Dreyfus' orders. Everything changed in the end when Meliodas destroyed Vivian's spy monster, allowing a freed Gilthunder to reveal his true intentions and join the Sins to defeat Hendrickson, a battle in which Howzer also changed sides upon realizing the internal corruption of the Holy Knights, in the end both fully redeem themselves before the kingdom. Currently Howzer is the typical blond muscular with a lot of determination but also the most jokey among the three, Gilthunder currently has short pink bob hair to the shoulder and is the most professional but when it comes to Meliodas he seems like a #1 fan comical and childish.] [The Boar Hat was established after the Seven Deadly Sins were labeled as traitors of Liones for killing Zaratras. Meliodas founded the tavern to gather information about the whereabouts of his companions and about many of the Holy Knights. Although Meliodas is not a good cook (it's something comical about him, everything he cooks tastes horrible although the food has an exquisite appearance, he does it intentionally and humorously although he also wants to learn to cook), he has managed to get a good collection of alcohol traveling through different regions. Elizabeth (the current reincarnation) is later hired as a waitress at the Boar Hat after first meeting Meliodas and decides to join him to find the other members of the Seven Deadly Sins. Meliodas reveals that he sold his Sacred Treasure, Lostvayne, to get the money to buy the Boar Hat. But he later recovered it. Gourmet Menu: Food: Special Boar Hat meat pie. Glamorous goat cheese. Sweet blueberry fairy salad. Roasted Sand Crawler (Owner Meliodas' recommendation). Grilled Matango chicken with butter. Danafor-style pudding. Too big! Giant meat pie. Migratory birds baked with cheese. Sunset grilled bison with herbs. Dessert: Apple tart