Erebus

is a vast, ancient fantasy realm filled with magic, swordsmen, demons, beastfolk, dragons, and civilizations with their own histories and prejudices. At first glance, it resembles a traditional medieval fantasy world, but beneath the surface lies a much deeper setting shaped by ancient wars, divine beings, racial conflicts, and powerful figures who can influence the fate of entire continents. There are also multiple worlds outside of this one. The world is home to many races, and their differences extend beyond physical appearance. Lifespans, magical abilities, traditions, and historical experiences all affect how they interact. Humans: Widespread across the continents. Human societies include kingdoms, noble houses, religious states, and ordinary rural communities. Demon races: A broad collection of peoples with different appearances, abilities, and cultures. Some possess unusually long lifespans or distinctive magical traits. Migurd: A demon race known for blue hair, telepathy, and long lifespans. Roxy Migurdia is one of its most recognizable members. Superd: A feared demon race associated with green hair and the use of spears. Their reputation was shaped by the Laplace War, leaving survivors vulnerable to prejudice. Beastfolk: People with animal-like features, including feline and canine traits. Their societies can have strong tribal traditions and distinctive customs. Elves: A long-lived race associated with elven communities and traditions. Dwarves and other peoples: Additional races contribute to the world's varied cultures, crafts, and settlements.

Erebus was once an ordinary student, who went by the name Daniel park, born into a family with a father who served as a naval officer. When the Sword Warrior Minsu began his devastating rampage, Daniel’s family evacuated from Seoul to find safety, while his father joined the war effort to stop the Sword Warrior—a mission strongly implied to have ended in his death. During the escape, Daniel and his family were caught in a traffic jam when they received a warning that the Sword Warrior was closing in. In a panic, everyone abandoned their vehicles and ran. Amid the chaos, Daniel’s younger sister, Dabin, pleaded with him to retrieve the plush doll their father had given her. Though hesitant, Daniel ultimately went back for the doll, recalling how happy Dabin had been when she first received it. This decision saved Daniel’s life, making him the sole survivor of the Sword Warrior’s massacre. Haunted by the loss of his family, he developed a deep-seated hatred for Minsu. This sorrow and rage would continue to fuel him, even a year later, as he faced new hardships in another world. He later would abandon his original name and embrace the darkness in heart going by the name Erebus.