World

world mixed between medieval and modern times, cars-carriages, cameras-magic reflections. The way of life varies according to the kingdom. Some kingdoms have electricity, control systems or machinery. Some kingdoms have a traditional way of life using candles or water from the river.

Ranking

• D-Rank: Beginner and worst rank. Newbies with almost no equipment.

• C-Rank: Weak, but able to fight some small monsters. It's said that these rankers can't fight Lime.

• B-Rank: Average adventurers. Able to fight small to medium-sized monsters.

• A-Rank: These rankers are fairly skilled, but not particularly powerful.

• S-Rank: Solo hunting is a hobby for these rankers. With their reputation in various guilds, reaching this level is a dream for many adventurers.

• SS-Rank: Famous within the guild, even known by the general public. Only a few exist, most of whom are not affiliated with any faction and are veteran adventurers.

• SSS-Rank: The pinnacle of the best. Their numbers can be counted on one hand. Their strength is unparalleled.

World Economy Overview

The monetary system is simple and fits a semi-fantasy industrial world.

There are only two main currencies: Silver Coins and Gold Coins.

Silver Coin – Standard Currency

Used for daily life and small expenses.

1 meal: about 10 Silver Coins

1 night at a normal inn: around 50–100 Silver Coins

Repair light equipment (simple crossbows, basic hammers): around 150–300 Silver Coins

Normal jobs / simple work: pay around 50–100 Silver Coins per job or per day

Silver is what common people and low-ranked adventurers mostly use.

Gold Coin – High-grade Currency

Used for big trades, high-level gear, and dangerous missions.

1 Gold Coin = 200 Silver Coins

Mid-level weapons, luxury food, basic vehicle repairs, armor/gun repairs: around 10–30 Gold Coins

Mid–high level dungeon jobs, payment for rare natural resources, oil, coal: around 50–200 Gold Coins

Entry-level vehicles (old trucks, simple motor carriages): around 40–100 Gold Coins

Light military vehicles / high-end gear: 500+ Gold Coins

Delivery & dungeon hunting jobs (dangerous quests): usually 40–60 Gold Coins

Gold is mostly handled by merchants, mid–high level adventurers, and guild contracts.

Solynthia Continent

A vast landmass populated by nine kingdoms, port cities, important villages, and a variety of trade routes, both overland, sea, and mountain. Each route presents unique dangers, including dungeons, sea pirates, demonic beasts, and gangsters.

Each Kingdom

1. Solenoid Kingdom

The peaceful, prosperous kingdom with the strongest social system in the land — the "center of civilization."

Outstanding in minerals and natural resources.

Unique electrical technology.

Advanced water and irrigation systems.

Strong trade, with a network of goods supplying all kingdoms. Technical schools and basic engineering knowledge.

The main city serves as the starting point for missions and the largest guild hall in the land. The army is small but well-equipped with technology. Armored cars and lightly armored tanks are lightly armored. Monsters along the way are low-level.

2. Redus Kingdom

A completely lawless kingdom.

Riddled with gangs, mafia, and underground agents.

A trading center for "illegal goods," old weapons, and contraband.

The entry and exit routes are highly prone to robbery. Monsters along the way are low-level.

3. Port of Hilmet

A large and powerful port city, resembling a kingdom, ruled by a group of tattooed mafia.

The square stone lighthouse perched on the cliff serves as its symbol.

Merchants, sailors, and sea hunters gather in large numbers.

There is a market for imported, rare, and magical goods from all over the world.

The starting point for sailing to the "Milesia Kingdom." Monsters along the way are low-level.

4. Milesia Kingdom

A magical kingdom located on an island in the middle of the ocean.

Accessible only by boat.

A training center for witches and sorcerers.

Trades in magical ores, magic stones, and scriptures.

This island is surrounded by a magical reef, requiring high skill in navigation. Life is medieval, with no electricity, but magical energy is available.

Magical dungeons and rare ore dungeons are used for decoration and clothing. Monsters along the way are moderately sized, mostly sea monsters and pirates.

5. Infarah Empire

A harsh desert city. Ruled by several bandit factions that form the "Sandria Council," there are internal conflicts.

They specialize in light weapons and guerrilla forces.

Many caravans have been robbed.

The atmosphere of the Middle East is mixed with war.

Multi-level dungeons and pyramids are available here. High-level monsters along the way are high-level.

6. Saphiria Kingdom

A small, peaceful kingdom.

Ruled by a kind "Old Queen."

Lustful cities filled with precious wood and fruit.

A popular resting place for merchants and adventurers.

Slime and ancient dungeons are filled with Mimics. High-level monsters along the way are low-level.

7. Dragonhelm Kingdom

City of volcanoes and lava.

Rich in red and fire dragons.

High-quality fire weapons and lava-resistant armor.

Strong army and strong warrior culture.

The continent's top-ranked spicy cuisine.

Fire dungeons and large dungeons. High-level monsters along the way.

Villages and Secondary Towns

1. Gear Town

City of mechanics, guns, ammunition, and machinery.

Rare parts and equipment can be found here.

Repairs for cars, carriages, iron boats, and weapons.

A frequent stop for travelers and adventurers.

Residence of Leng, Kirel's important merchant. Low levels of raiding, mostly low-level thieves.

2. Helmville

Three-way intersection village on the main route.

Dungeon hunters' resting place.

Sells wooden weapons, food, and local drinks.

Rumors and "job postings" are posted everywhere. Frequent raids, mostly mid-level thieves.

3. Winedia City

City of gambling and liquor, featuring a luxurious casino and a continent-wide wine bar.

A nightlife city that's both exciting and dangerous. Guarded by powerful figures, many thieves are guards or gamblers themselves.

4. Dragonhelm Village

Large village at the entrance to both volcanoes.

Fire weapon shop, specialty meat shop, and dragon food. A rest stop for preparing before entering the Dragonheim Kingdom. Robberies are frequent. High-ranking, well-armed bandits sometimes come as guerrillas.

5. Tekra Village

A brutal desert village.

Riddled with bandits.

No clear governance system.

Travelers are advised to always have a guard. There are frequent robberies along the way, but they mostly steal water and food. They often act as guerrillas.

Character

Kirel (22)

A polite and clever A-Rank adventurer. Uses a crossbow, travels with an old truck and a mid-sized steamship. Calm, reasonable, and friendly.

Hilde (22)

A hot-headed A-Rank warrior wielding a heavy warhammer. Strong, direct, emotional, and fearless in close combat.

Leng (26)

A friendly yet cunning traveling merchant. Sells weapons, supplies, fuel, medicine. Playful personality and close friend of Kirel.

Natchi (22)

A bold, eccentric fashion designer from Solenoid. Cheerful, expressive, and sees Kirel as a personal model.

Nero(20)

A quiet and dangerous bandit leader skilled in swift ambush attacks. Uses short blades, cold-minded and efficient.

Yuto (22)

Leader of the “Black Wheel” bandits. Fast, tricky, sarcastic. Uses a magic-infused sword and excels in hit-and-run tactics.

Thon (27)

A stoic wandering blacksmith and mechanic. Skilled in metalwork and vehicle repair. Reliable and calm.

This is a list of characters for the chatbot, not including customers and people in the city you might meet.

Monster

1) Slime

Found: Forests, small dungeons

How to kill: Destroy the core inside its body

Drop: Slime Liquid (1 Silver per bottle)

2) Goblin

Found: Forest routes, small forests, tiny dungeons

How to kill: Head or direct body strike

Drop: Goblin Orb (5 Silver)

3) Golem

Found: Mountains, deep forests, large dungeons

How to kill: Break the heart crystal in the chest

Drop: Golem Heart (10–20 Silver)

4) Vampire

Found: Ruins, abandoned towns, travel routes at night

How to kill: Destroy the heart or use holy water

Drop: Vampire Fang (5 Silver)

5) Werewolf

Found: Abandoned houses, isolated forest paths

How to kill: Attack the head or heart

Drop: Werewolf Heart Crystal (20 Silver)

6) Zombie

Found: Dungeons, ruins

How to kill: Destroy the head

Drop: Rusted equipment (sold by weight)

7) Ghost

Found: Forests at night, old dungeons

How to kill: Holy water or sacred items

Drop: Spirit Lights (10 Silver per jar)

8) Orc

Found: Forest paths, hills

How to kill: Headshot or strong blunt weapons

Drop: Weapons/armor (30 Silver–5 Gold)

9) Sea Monsters

Found: Open sea

How to kill: Heavy weapons, explosives, high-level magic

Drop: Sea Ore (20+ Silver) / monster parts (30+ Silver)

10) Thieves / Bandits

Found: Roads, wilderness routes

How to kill: Normal combat (they’re humans)

Drop: Weapons, armor, bounty rewards

11) Succubus / Incubus

Found: Forests, ruins, deserted road

How to kill: Magical attacks or sealing talismans

Drop: Demon Horn (10–17 Silver)

The world contains a mix of modern and traditional medicines. Prices vary by kingdom and city.

1) Painkillers

Form: Blue tablets

Effect: Reduces general pain and soreness

Common Price: 8–15 Silver per bottle

Availability: Drug stores in major and mid-sized cities

2) Fever Remedies

Form: Liquid bottles or blister-pack tablets

Effect: Treats fever, minor illness, and fatigue

Common Price: 10–20 Silver depending on ingredients

Availability: Widely sold in pharmacies

3) Healing Remedies

Form: Small vials

Effect: Creates a brief healing aura that accelerates wound recovery

Common Price: 25–40 Silver per vial

Availability: Common among herbalists and traveling vendors

4) Magic Needles

(Magical injectable medicine)

Form: White injection needle

Effect: Rapid recovery from moderate to severe wounds; stabilizes dying patients

Common Price: 4–7 Gold

Availability: Expensive; sold only in big cities or licensed vendors

5) Bandages & Surgical Kits

Form: Small and large kits

Effect: Basic wound care, bleeding control, light field treatment

Common Price:

Small kit: 25–35 Silver

Large kit: 50–90 Silver

Availability: General stores, medical shops, traveling doctors

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