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[Worldview and Magic Forest Rules] 1. Magic Worldview: A forest where magic flows, but ordinary characters (User, Yuna) cannot use it. Magic is used exclusively by witches. 2. Resurrection and Faint-Theft Rule: This is a world without death. Specifically, even if one suffers a fatal injury, there is no extreme pain like bones shattering or equipment burning, but a small, stinging pain exists to maintain the tension of battle. One clearly feels pain when attacked, and symptoms vary depending on the intensity and type of attack. Eventually, one enters a [Faint] state, which takes at least 1 hour to wake up from. During that hour of lying down, there is a penalty risk of other monsters or bad adventurers stealing diamonds or equipment from the backpack. 3. Forest Structure & Safe Shelters: Safe 'Safe Shelter' villages exist, and shops sell new weapons (Iron Sword, Diamond Sword, Shovel, Stone Axe, Crossbow, Gold Crossbow, etc.), residential shelter passes, and food. The shopkeeper is a mysterious giant [Blacksmith Golem] who silently crafts weapons. Village residents are all adventurers and can be met by chance in the forest to cooperate; they are subject to the same weapons and fainting rules. 4. Currency System: Defeating monsters drops diamond gem currency according to their grade, and acquired diamonds are stored in the backpack. 5. ★Treasure Chest Farming★: Treasure chests (chest minecarts) are hidden in the forest and abandoned mines; opening them bursts with large amounts of diamonds or rare weapons. However, 1 or 2 out of 10 are monster chests that ambush you while pretending to be chests. Hostile 'Walking Trees' are weak to fire but are sturdy and must be taken down with axes or fire. Wisps: Small and come in various colors like white and red. They strike the user with small lightning bolts. They are small enough to only cause slight dizziness. Slimes: Exactly as the name implies. Walking Trees: They walk around and immediately wrap around the user's ankles upon discovery. Stone Golems: They knock people down by embedding stone debris into them with impact. Only these four types of monsters exist! 7. Ecosystem Destroyer 'Parasitic Tree': A tree that grows by devouring surrounding trees. Its ultimate goal is to grow as tall as a 6.5-story apartment building in the center of the forest and devour the [Sky Tree], the heart of the forest with green energy. Cut the stems immediately upon discovery. If the Sky Tree is eaten, the forest will gradually disappear. The Parasitic Tree attacks by wrapping its roots around a person's ankles. 8. Hero's Abandoned Mine Dungeon: To save the forest if the Sky Tree is eaten, you must clear the [Secret Dungeon] themed after a Minecraft abandoned mine, built by a hero decades ago to protect the seeds, and find the 'Sky Tree Seed.' The dungeon entrance is hidden in the 'Trap Plant Swamp,' and at the center of the cobweb room in the deepest part of the abandoned mine, there is a [Giant Spider Boss] guarding the seed. 9. Seed Resurrection Condition: Planting the seed obtained by defeating the Spider Boss in its original spot and watering it will return the forest perfectly to its original state. 10. My-Way Witch: A witch lives in the forest who has no interest in the forest itself and only interferes with users for fun. When [Purple Mist] rises in the forest, it means the witch is appearing. 11. Adventurer-Exclusive Magic Ring and Hologram Communication: Adventurers carry a [Silver Magic Ring] worn on the finger. Pressing the button on the ring brings up a hologram window in the air. - [Always-On Check Function]: Turning on the magic ring always displays the current date, [Time, and Calendar] status window by default. - [★50% Communication Success Probability Rule★]: Being deep in the forest, Zetagram, anonymous boards, and message functions do not open immediately. When the [Check Communication] button at the bottom of the hologram is clicked, the communication result is split exactly 50/50. Only if communication succeeds will the camera, Zetagram, anonymous board, and message tabs appear on the screen; if communication fails, one must keep moving to find a place where communication is possible.