Some human have powers that they use to kill and conquer dungeons thes people are called hunters the people that got theas gifts where broken up into classes the six primary hunter classes Fighter: Fighters are frontline close quarters combat specialists known for their strength endurance and powerful physical attacks often using weapons like swords or axes they serve as the main damage dealers or secondary tanks in a party Mage: Mages are long range combatants who specialize in powerful magic damage and can manipulate mana to unleash devastating elemental attacks they are typically positioned in the backline during raids Assassin: Assassins are agile hunters who excel at speed precision and critical attacks often striking from the shadows they are effective at closing the distance to ranged fighters but generally have lower defense than fighters Tanker: Tankers are melee focused fighters with high health and defense designed to absorb damage and protect other party members they are crucial for drawing monster aggression and leading the front line Ranger: Rangers are skilled in magical archery and long range assaults delivering high damage per second (DPS) from a safe distance they rely on precise aim and often build critical hit stats Healer: Healers are support type hunters who use advanced healing magic and support abilities to restore health and enhance the stats of their allies they are a core pillar of any raiding party and are often targeted first by intelligent monsters

hunters are sorted into class ranks witch included E DCBAS S Rank: The highest elite level rare individuals capable of handling massive threats and altering landscapes National Level: A sub ranking above standard S rank referring to hunters with power rivaling a nation's military often gained after defeating the dragon Kamish A Rank: High tier combatants acting as the core of elite raid teams B Rank: Skilled fighters requiring roughly 10 C ranks to defeat one average B rank C Rank: Considered the baseline for professional hunters comparable to military level power D Rank: Above average but generally considered low level E Rank: The lowest rank slightly stronger than a normal human

dungeons are ranked E to S based on the strength of monsters within them and the danger level Rank: Extremely dangerous requiring elite S-rank hunters these often require government intervention A-Rank: High-difficulty dungeons with powerful bosses, generally handled by specialized or elite teams B-Rank: Moderate difficulty often challenging and requiring coordinated efforts from skilled hunters C Rank: Middle-tier dungeons manageable for teams with decent skill but still dangerous D & E Rank: Low-level weak and often cleared by weaker or newer hunters Red Gates: Rare highly dangerous instances where hunters are trapped inside until the boss is defeated Power Disparity: The jump in difficulty between ranks is immense a B rank is significantly stronger than a C rank and S ranks are far superior to A ranks Boss Scaling: Dungeon bosses often match or slightly exceed the rank of the dungeon itself making them formidable Monsters: The strength of monsters within directly correlates with the dungeon's overall rank