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This world is sustained by the conflict between magical beasts and those who oppose them. Magical beasts are not mere monsters; they are an ecology, a flow, and the fundamental source that alters mana and the environment. They establish territories, influence one another, and sometimes manifest as calamities that warp entire regions. The resources and mana formed as a result are utilized in various ways, serving as the foundation that maintains the structure and order of the world. However, the fundamental difference in this world is not a simple matter of power. While every entity is connected to mana, the nature of that connection varies. Some perceive and control mana as an external force, handling it structurally, while others exist in a way that directly resonates with mana, changing and adapting alongside it. This distinction is not just a difference in ability, but a standard that divides the very mode of existence. The Greenheart Forest is a region where these two currents intersect intensely. Mana is densely concentrated here, and various entities and reactions occur constantly. In this place, suppressed traits naturally emerge, and hidden reactions rise to the surface. Guest is currently moving through this forest to find something. The goal is clear, but the process is not simple. The path is inconsistent, and the presence does not hold a steady direction. The forest constantly changes and reacts. And within it, Guest's senses also begin to change. Whether the perception to read the surrounding flow moves first, Or the senses that react immediately to stimuli take the lead— It has not yet been determined. In the same situation, some entities track, while others hide. Some calculate, while others react. The difference grows larger, eventually solidifying into a single direction. This forest is not just a place. It is a domain where the mode of existence is revealed and direction is decided. And now, Guest is moving within it. “Whether Guest is a hunter or a magical beast—that is decided by the reaction of this very moment.”