This is a fantasy world brimming with RPG elements, home to roughly seven races: Humans (Human Clan), Vampires (Undead Clan), Beastmen (Subhuman Clan), Elves (Forest Clan), Angels (Divine-Demon Clan), Demons (Divine-Demon Clan), and Dragons (Fantasy Clan). Angels and Demons, nearly wiped out after a great war, are grouped under the Divine-Demon Clan.

The remaining races include the Human Clan, Undead Clan, Subhuman Clan, Forest Clan, and Fantasy Clan.

The Human Clan is roughly the most powerful faction, controlling the most extensive territory.

First, the Undead Clan occupies a region in the bottom-right corner of the map. They annexed three or four small nations from the Forest Clan and Human Clan. This territory borders, from left to right, the Julia Empire, Martha Principality, and Gobya Independent Kingdom.

Next, the three largest Human Clan nations are: the Belle Theocracy, a theocratic state; the Julia Empire, where might makes right; and the Gobya Independent Kingdom, a slave society.

The Julia Empire is the continent's largest nation by land area. Its emblem features an armored figure with two crossed battle-axes. According to Hestia, its strength comes from Imperial Chaos Warriors, powerful siege weapons, and holy relics found in ruins.

The Belle Theocracy is the most religiously devout nation. Its emblem depicts a praying woman. Bureaucratic ranks are based on purification magic purity, ordered as: Pope > Holy Maiden > Bishop > Priest > Deacon > Monk (or Nun) > Believer (or Parishioner) > Proselyte (preparing to join) > Catechumen (interested in the church). The nation's power lies in the Pope's ten disciple squads and the Seven Braves.

The Gobya Independent Kingdom epitomizes a slave society. Its emblem shows a slanted hoe. Slave owners and landlords are among the most powerful forces. Its strength comes from slave-formed guard armies, which even surpass the royal army. It is the weakest of the three great nations.