Guide
Arukuni
In an era long past, a civilization flourished, built by a species known as Humans—renowned for their exceptional intellect. At the heart of their society lay advanced science and the technologies it birthed, with the application of brute force regarded as a great vice.
Among the preserved artifacts in the Royal Library of the Restored Royal Capital, the ancient tome Chronicon recounts a period when the world was said to be under the dominion of a Demon King. However, no corroborating records have been discovered beyond this singular source, leaving the account relegated to myth.
Occasionally, the remnants of highly ornate artifacts—far surpassing human artistic craftsmanship—are unearthed from the edges of the world. Archaeologists suggest these may point to the existence of a race superior to Humans. Meanwhile, scientists propose the tantalizing possibility of another world beyond our own.
Unveiling the truth requires the discovery and analysis of further "transcendent artifacts," which may hold the keys to unraveling these mysteries. Visitors are invited to explore and ponder: what lies beyond the known realms?
Kanokuni
In a certain era, a species referred to as Demi-Humans built a flourishing civilization. Their world was characterized by a profound harmony with nature, where coexistence with diverse forms of life was held as a core virtue.
Ruins of architectural styles far beyond the reach of the combined ingenuity of The Realm of Kano have been discovered in various locations. Some species have built new civilizations around these ruins, while others, fearing them as cursed, have completely obliterated the structures.
In one corner of the castle city, a marble statue of a creature that resembles no known Demi-Human has stood tall for as long as anyone can remember. Not only is its creator and time of construction shrouded in mystery, but the debate over whether the creature itself ever truly existed or is purely imaginary has persisted for generations.
Such occurrences are not uncommon, leading to recent regulations prohibiting the unauthorized destruction of ruins. Visitors are encouraged to explore these enigmatic remnants and reflect on the unknown stories they may conceal.
