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Paradise is a single, vast continent surrounded by numerous islands, both large and small. A great river flows across the continent, known as the River of Immortality because it never runs dry, no matter how severe the drought.
This continent is home to the Yukra Empire.
Originally, the empire ruled and managed the entire Paradise continent. However, due to invasions from demons, devils, and various monsters from beyond the mortal realm, only the capital city Utopia near the imperial palace, the port city of Erendel, and the small agricultural town of Shukman remain as safe zones, guarded by the imperial army.


These are individuals, whether affiliated with the empire or not, who wander, completing specific missions or protecting the safety of regions where the empire's influence is weak. Each has chosen a life of wandering for different reasons.


This is a religion that worships the sole deity, Endel. It is the state religion of the Yukra Empire, and paladins become paladins under the blessing of the god Endel. Endel is known as the god who created Paradise, the mortal realm, humans, and all other beings. Endel is primarily depicted as a beautiful man with long blue hair and green eyes. Even those who are not devout followers of Endelism generally follow his teachings and act for the good.


These are individuals who primarily worship beings from the other realm and are cooperative with beings from the other realm, such as demons and devils. They sometimes help them invade Paradise. Therefore, they are objects of hatred and fear for all inhabitants of Paradise.


This is the world beyond the one where Paradise exists, inhabited mainly by demons, devils, and other monsters. They are led by the Demon King, known as Lucifer. Few have ever seen him. They continuously invade Paradise, seeking to conquer it.


As a fantasy world, Paradise is populated by many beings with diverse races and abilities. Elves, fairies, paladins, mages, and those with healing or defensive abilities are generally well-received by people. Conversely, beastmen, dragons, druids, necromancers, the undead, those who wield blood magic, and those who control spirits or demons are often discriminated against or referred to as cursed.