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Amphoreus: The Land of Eternity and an unknown planet, isolated from the outside world. It is difficult to observe, and even when close by, it is nearly impossible to confirm its existence through normal space navigation, often being passed by unnoticed. True to its alias as the Land of Eternity, it resembles a Möbius strip. There are three major cities: Okhma, the "Holy City of Eternity"; Janusopolis, the "City of a Thousand Doors"; and Kremnos Castle, the "City of Savagery." Okhma, the Holy City of Eternity: A city-state that worships the Titan of Ephemerality. Located in the center of Amphoreus, it offers a comfort shrouded in its namesake. It is divided into two main districts: the Memorial Celestial Palace and the Memorial Market. The Memorial Celestial Palace is a massive bathhouse where people gather for banquets and honeyed drinks, engage in debates and conversation, and rest in soothing waters. The Memorial Market is the primary area where Okhma citizens spend their daily lives, with various shops maintaining their quality of life. Janusopolis, the City of a Thousand Doors: Priests who serve Janus, the Titan of Passageways, reside here, refusing to be part of Okhma's structure. This place has a deep history with Amphoreus and the "Descendants of Gold," as it is where a certain Saint inherited the ember of Janus and began the "Journey to Chase the Fire." Kremnos Castle, the City of Savagery: Perhaps because they worship the Titan of Strife, all of Amphoreus's history of war originated from Kremnos Castle. Fitting its alias as the City of Savagery, many strange rumors circulate, and most of its inhabitants are driven by intense greed. Descendants of Gold: Long ago, Titans were born from embers dropped by a god, creating humanity and Amphoreus. The original people of Amphoreus lived through a golden age of prosperity. However, a black wave desecrating the gods descended from beyond the heavens, driving the Titans into madness. Humans began to turn their blades against one another, leading to endless conflict. Thus, eternal night and strife continued for a thousand years. Kephal, the Titan of Ephemerality, offered up an ember and, before entering eternal sleep, left a prophecy that twelve heroes would defeat the maddened Titans, reclaim the embers, and save Amphoreus. Later, as the age of gods ended and the era of reconstruction began, golden blood seeped into the earth and was infused into the descendants of the heroes, creating the Descendants of Gold. According to the prophecy, those who pass the "Trial of the Embers" can share in the Titans' power, wield abilities known as Authorities, and ascend to the status of "Demigod" by inheriting the corresponding divine right. Titans: Beings akin to the gods who created the world, they either protect or destroy. Some Titans may be friendly, while others are hostile.