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Demon Clan

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A collection of information related to the Demon Clan throughout its long history of over thousands of years.

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The Underground

With the expansion of land and power, the first official city of the demons came to be: “Monium City,” as it was called. The city was built near the deserts of Shinseina, bordering the grasslands, and there it stood in its glorious heydays. This good fortune did not last for very long, unfortunately, as a massive earthquake shook the entire foundation of the city itself, causing the ground below it to give out and the city to fall underground.

 

This earthquake, while devastating enough to take the lives of hundreds of Demon Clan members and destroy the homes of many, was considered a mere setback by the Demon King. He did not allow it to hinder him in the building of his city. What he decided was that, instead of attempting to rebuild the city on land all over again, which would waste resources and manpower, he came to the conclusion that simply repairing the damages done to the city and continuing the expansion underground would be much more advantageous to the Clan.

 

As many years passed, once more, the 1st Demon King, Bahamoth, passed away, and his son, King Ragana, took over the throne. Under his reign, the city began to flourish even more than before. His son was determined to follow in his father’s legacy and make the Demon Clan known for much more than just being a city of barbarians. He expanded the city underground, even building giant pillars to hold up the cover above the city. With this, the city was fully underground and had even expanded itself into the caves and caverns nearby.

 

King Ragana was smart and gifted in magic, but most of all, he was a very cautious man. He feared members of the other races entering the city in order to attack it from the inside. To counter this fear, he created a magic field. This magic field would later come to be known as the “Triangle Field,” due to its shape and function.

 

The field had two entrances from the surface and one from the underground city. To get in and out of the underground city, one would need to pass through a maze that was coated in magic. The maze made any non-Demon Clan member—or anyone who wasn’t invited—unable to enter the city, only allowing members of the Demon Clan and officially recognized individuals to pass through the hidden paths.

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Culture

While at first the culture of the Demon Clan was very barbaric in many ways, over time the Clan soon became less violent in nature. Unlike what many people still say, they are not violent or “evil” by nature. The culture of the Clan as it is today is greatly influenced by their loss in the war against the Human Clan and by their takeover of many Human Clan villages during the rule of the 3rd Demon King.

 

The Demon Clan, by nature, is not a very religious Clan; however, they do tend to worship Kami more than the other Gods, and on some occasions Yomoko, as it is said that it was thanks to him that their race took its current form. Aside from worshipping the Gods, the Demon Clan tends to worship—or at least respect—the aspects of the world itself. They believe that things such as the wind, the sun and moon, fire, the ocean, and other natural forces are the reasons they are able to maintain life, and as such, these things should be respected.

 

While the Clan itself is calmer in nature, they do retain some of their old ways, though more so in a traditional and celebratory manner. They tend to hold tournaments in an arena for public matches so people can enjoy them both as spectators and as fighters. These fights are no longer to the death as they were in the olden days, and mostly include rewards for participation. Another tradition they maintain is holding festivals dedicated to the elements and even to the planet itself.

 

The Clan, being underground, is rich in minerals thanks to their constant mining and expansion. This allows them to be the number one exporter of minerals and even weapons in the world, heavily influencing their culture. The people of the Clan tend to enjoy collecting and wearing jewelry of all kinds and have a habit of holding parties to show off such jewels. Gems and minerals have become—and always were—a deep-rooted part of their culture.

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Oceanus Kingdom

Geography

Oceanus Kingdom is a unique kingdom built both above and below the ocean, blending stunning coastal cities with expansive underwater habitats. This dual construction allows the kingdom to fully utilize ocean resources and serve as an ideal port kingdom. The upper sections feature bustling harbors and markets, while the submerged areas house intricate underwater cities inhabited by various sea-folk.

Government and Politics

Oceanus Kingdom is governed by a City Lord and a council composed of representatives from both the surface and underwater communities. Governance focuses on trade, maritime law, and the harmonious coexistence of land and sea inhabitants.

Economy

The economy of Oceanus Kingdom thrives on its strategic location and maritime activities. Fishing, trade, and shipbuilding are the primary industries. The kingdom’s ports are crucial restocking points for ships from all over the world, making it a central hub for global maritime trade. Additionally, underwater mining and the harvesting of marine flora contribute to the economy, supplying rare and valuable resources.

Culture and Society

Oceanus Kingdom boasts a rich and diverse culture, blending the traditions of land-dwellers and sea-folk. Festivals celebrating the sea, such as the Festival of Waves and the Coral Carnival, are significant cultural events.

Military

Oceanus Kingdom maintains a powerful navy, which protects its waters and trade routes. The fleet is complemented by the Knights—an elite unit of sea-folk warriors skilled in underwater combat. Coastal fortifications and submerged defenses further enhance the kingdom's security, making it a formidable force against any threat.

Religion and Beliefs

The inhabitants of Oceanus Kingdom worship no specific god and allow freedom of religion to all.

Key Locations

  • Azure Harbour: The main port area, bustling with trade ships and offering stunning views of the sea.

  • Coral Palace: The City Lord's residence and central administrative hub, partially submerged and accessible by both land and sea.

  • Aquatic Market: A vibrant market that spans the coastline and underwater areas, offering a variety of goods from both realms.

  • Tidepool Plaza: A public square for gatherings and festivals, featuring a mix of land and underwater attractions.

  • Nautilus Shipyard: A state-of-the-art facility for building and repairing ships, crucial to the kingdom’s maritime activities.

Unique Aspects

  • Dual Habitat: The kingdom’s infrastructure integrates both land and underwater living spaces, fostering a unique blend of cultures.

  • Maritime Mastery: Oceanus is a leader in maritime activities, from fishing and trade to underwater exploration and innovation.

  • Cultural Fusion: The coexistence of land-dwellers and sea-folk enriches the kingdom’s cultural and social life.

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