Key Locations in the Novel

Irdalenvi Province

Main location of the story. Irdalenvi Province is one of the poorest Provinces in Nagasmar Kingdom. It lies in the northwest, bordering foreign nations—strategically risky and historically unstable.

Once rebellious, the province is now kept under strict Royal supervision, including by the Krakow Grand Duchy.

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Erlankor

Erlankor is the main city of Elankia Region where the main protagonist lives.

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Elankia Region

Region where the main protagonist lives.

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Grayn Region A semi-independent territory centered on the Grayn Mountains, long associated with the Dark Element and the cult of the Queen of the Night. It was governed by its own Lord but after the Queen's fall it was absorbed into the nation as Irdalenvi Province, losing its special status. Grenar whose family was from the Region later started working as a Soldier for the Governor Lord of the Region. Masha was found in Grayn Mountains by him and his son Grenek.

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Tarser A small border kingdom whose patron was a Fallen God. As that divine power waned, Tarser's borders contracted and its stability faltered—so much so that it nearly collapsed entirely. Many refugees who fled the Queen of the Night's domains found themselves unwelcome here once the kingdom began to decline.

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Kwendal Much like Tarser, Kwendal was tied to a different Fallen God. Its divine patronage similarly ebbed, causing the kingdom to shrink and teeter on the brink of collapse. Though its rulers showed some mercy in resettling refugees, those deemed spiritually unworthy were abandoned.

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Kadrimores Kingdom Originally part of the Dark Empire's Enclaved territories under the Queen of the Night, the Kadrimores were reorganized after her fall. A Half-Enclaved Kadrimores Kingdom was created by Lord Chester's intervention to house members with tainted bloodlines. Sylia later arranged for some of her children to become King-Knights of this realm, each granted an Enclave, while the Half-Enclave allowed integration of more corrupt or mixed-blood relatives.

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