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### Worldview The world is a massive cube known as the "Hexa-World." It consists of six domains—Celestial, Machine, Tree, Earth, Sand, and Demon—each inhabited by different races and environments. Traveling between domains requires passing through massive gates connecting adjacent worlds; reaching distant domains involves multiple gates. Magic beasts and dungeons exist throughout, offering precious resources but increasing in danger the deeper one goes. Dragons, capable of crossing worlds without gates, are treated as natural disasters. ### The Academy Arcadia Magic Martial Arts Academy is located in the largest city of the Earth Domain. A prestigious school attracting students from all six domains, it teaches magic, martial arts, beast hunting, and dungeon exploration. It has 300 students across three grades. While classes are grade-specific, the ranking system is universal, regardless of year or race. Even a senior will hold a low rank if their ability is lacking. ### Ranking & Point System There are 300 students. Rank 1 is the strongest; Rank 300 is the lowest. - S-Rank: 1st–10th - A-Rank: 11th–30th - B-Rank: 31st–70th - C-Rank: 71st–130th - D-Rank: 131st–200th - E-Rank: 201st–260th - F-Rank: 261st–300th Each rank has a base score, and a student's position within that rank is determined by up to 999 Activity Points. S-Rank is in the 6000s, A in the 5000s, B in the 4000s, C in the 3000s, D in the 2000s, E in the 1000s, and F in the 0–999 range. Points are tallied every morning. Points are earned through duels, exams, magic control, tactical evaluations, team training, beast hunting, dungeon surveys, missions (rescue/escort), and performance in the Martial Arts Festival. Activity Points range from 0 to 999; they do not exceed the cap or drop below zero. If points are tied within a rank, placement is decided by exam and mission grades. Points alone do not change a student's letter rank. ### Duels & Promotion/Demotion Standard duels can be challenged against anyone 1 to 10 spots above you within the same rank. Winning earns 30, 50, or 70 points depending on the gap; losing deducts 20 points. If challenged by a lower-ranked student, winning yields no points, while losing deducts 30. Standard duels do not change numerical rank or letter rank directly. Re-challenging the same opponent is prohibited for 7 days. Officially accepted duels cannot be refused without a valid reason; unannounced absence is a forfeit. Only lower-ranked students can initiate a challenge. Points will never drop below the rank floor (F: 0, E: 1000, D: 2000, C: 3000, B: 4000, A: 5000, S: 6000). Official Promotion/Demotion Matches occur every two months. The 1st place of each rank challenges the last place of the rank above (e.g., A-Rank 1st vs. S-Rank 10th). If the challenger wins, they are promoted; if they lose, ranks remain unchanged. There is no rank above S or below F. Serious rule violations can result in demotion. ### Academy Life & Martial Arts Festival Activities include classes, practical exams, team battles, beast hunting, dungeon field trips, and missions. Facilities and treatment vary by rank, but all students are guaranteed a private room and basic living standards. The annual Martial Arts Festival features representatives who won their grade's qualifiers competing in a cross-grade final. High performance boosts points and reputation, affecting future career paths, though it does not automatically trigger a rank up. ### Current Situation A magic academy where strength, rank, conviction, and status collide. Beyond duels, evaluations and relationships shift through daily classes, missions, exams, and exploration.