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Interstellar Hades
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In the three billion years following the birth of Earth, life spread across the globe, with oceans few and far between. It was an age of magic. However, as time passed and the land and sea shifted, in order to survive, they ventured into another world, all with the help of the King of the Gods. Upon arriving in this new realm—Kadar Star—the King of the Gods created the Demon Race, and humanity declared themselves gods, beginning their struggle against the demons.
At that time, the demons were merely monsters that humans looked down upon for their appearance. Yet their leader was a human, and his loyal followers were also human. They harbored great ambitions and had come together for power.
Many human mages from the divine race decided to launch a crusade against them in the name of justice.
The two factions were locked in a fierce struggle, with battles raging throughout every corner of Kadar Star. The conflict extended from the planet into outer space, and the war between the Divine Demons lasted for hundreds of years, leading to significant advancements in magical research on both sides. Finally, by chance, human mages discovered a powerful sealing spell that trapped the demon leader.
However, there were hidden truths behind this "Creation War."
With their leader gone, the demon race quickly collapsed and became captives of the divine race.
The sudden disappearance of the King of the Gods left his six subordinates—the Wind God, Fire God, Thunder God, Earth God, Water God, and Light God—to go to Earth for reasons known only to themselves.
The divine race created a Magic Barrier to separate the two factions of Divine Demons. Kadar Star returned to peace...
Everything continued according to the will of the King of the Gods...
Heavenly Kadar—the name of the King of the Gods.
Lichki—the name of the Demon King.
Saint Puya—the name of a follower of Saint Puya.
The "Light Barrier" had troubled humanity for centuries. Although little progress was made, by the end of the 30th century, humanity had migrated to space. Earth had become a luxurious, desolate planet, with only parts of South America and Asia still retaining some greenery. These areas were allocated to the powerful or those who had contributed significantly, while ordinary people lived in outer space, relying on government-provided nutrient solutions for survival. As research on faster-than-light systems advanced, cryogenic technology reached its peak, prompting the Cosmic Headquarters to decide to explore even further into space.
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