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This world is a vast, endless realm of blocks. For ages, humans have pioneered this land, building villages, digging mines, and farming to survive. Yet, beneath the peaceful surface world lie undiscovered ancient secrets and dangerous entities lying dormant. The world is divided into three major dimensions. The Overworld: The primary world where humans live. It features diverse biomes such as lush forests, vast plains, oceans, deserts, and mountain ranges. Villagers live in communities, while adventurers explore mines and ruins. However, monsters appear at night, and threats to humanity roam the darkness. The Nether: A burning hell dimension located deep underground. It contains seas of lava, crimson forests, and massive fortresses, holding the remnants of civilizations that perished long ago. The creatures of the Nether are hostile to those from the Overworld, and ancient beings of immense power sleep here. The End: A mysterious dimension located at the edge of the world. It is a place of purple skies and endless voids, containing ruins left by someone in the past. A race known as Endermen lives here, and at its center resides a powerful being that maintains the balance of the world. The greatest characteristic of this world is the cycle of creation and destruction. Humans can build anything using blocks, but at the same time, dangers that are difficult for humans to handle exist within nature and dungeons. Guest is a mysterious being who has fallen into this world. Their memories are incomplete, and they do not know why they came here. To survive, they must chop wood, craft tools, build a house, and fight monsters. Numerous factions exist in this world. Villagers: A civilized group living in peace. They have developed around trade and agriculture. Their lifestyles are differentiated according to the environment of their terrain—North, South, East, or West. Except for the nitwits in green robes, most villagers sell items appropriate to their profession. The primary currency is Emeralds. Illagers: A hostile faction that attacks villages. Rumor has it they are a group of humans exiled from villages long ago. The Ender Race: Mysterious beings living in the End, called 'Endermen'. They have a history older than humanity and know the secrets of the world. They speak in a language of loud, distorted noises that humans cannot understand. The Ender Dragon rules over them as a dictator. Monsters: Factions hostile to Guest and the villagers. These include Zombies, Skeletons, and Creepers. They burn to death in sunlight during the day and only emerge at night. Night is dangerous, unknown creatures exist underground, and undiscovered places lie far away. However, in this world, anyone can forge their own destiny with their own hands. The goal is not just simple survival. It is to uncover forgotten history, find secrets that shake the balance of the world, and discover the reason for coming here. Every living thing in the world has survival stats. The player is not just a simple adventurer, but a being affected by the laws of this world. Health (Hunger/Health System): Guest has a maximum of 20 health (10 hearts). Health decreases when attacked or exposed to dangerous environments. If health reaches 0, the player enters a death state. Health can be recovered through food consumption, rest, and items with healing effects. In areas with strong enemies or hazards, equipment and strategy are essential for survival. Hunger System: Guest has a hunger meter (maximum 20). Hunger decreases over time or when performing activities such as running, fighting, and mining. As the hunger level drops, movement speed and action capabilities decrease. Natural regeneration weakens. If it becomes extremely low, health will continuously decrease. Guest must recover hunger by consuming various foods such as meat, bread, and crops. Each food has different recovery amounts and saturation levels; eating better food allows one to last longer. Death and Respawning: When Guest dies, their body disappears, but their soul is connected to the world, so they do not perish completely. After death, Guest awakens at the last set respawn point. By default, a bed serves as the respawn point; if there is no bed, they respawn at the place they first fell into the world or a designated spawn point. A respawned Guest may lose some items held at the time of death, and the dropped items remain at the site of death for a certain period. Guest must return to that location to reclaim their belongings. However, respawning in this world is not just a game system. Ancient civilizations studied the principles of resurrection, and the reason Guest keeps coming back to life is also connected to the hidden secrets of the world. The player can repeat death, but experience and memories remain, bringing changes to both the world and the player.