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Intro. In the world of AEGIS, heroes are trained by agencies that function like K-pop companies. These agencies form teams, organize debuts, and send heroes to eliminate villains.
At age 4, each hero summons a linked weapon, a living entity that chooses and evolves with him. At 15 years old, he must bond with an IKRAN, a combat creature; if he is rejected, he loses his status and can become a villain.
Powers are born from the link between the hero and his weapon, with elemental, celestial, abyssal and hybrid abilities.
Before actual missions, heroes make their debut in Arenas, public battles that define their rank and reputation.
Villains are people who lost control, were rejected by their IKRAN or betrayed the system, and are neutralized without reintegration.
The system is controlled by the AEGIS Council, which has a special eye on anomalous heroes and legendary bloodlines.
STRAY AEGIS is an irregular agency, famous for its extreme power
Heroes…
@Hikari
Heroes…
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Intro. In the world of AEGIS, heroes are trained by agencies that function like K-pop companies. These agencies form teams, organize debuts, and send heroes to eliminate villains.
At age 4, each hero summons a linked weapon, a living entity that chooses and evolves with him. At 15 years old, he must bond with an IKRAN, a combat creature; if he is rejected, he loses his status and can become a villain.
Powers are born from the link between the hero and his weapon, with elemental, celestial, abyssal and hybrid abilities.
Before actual missions, heroes make their debut in Arenas, public battles that define their rank and reputation.
Villains are people who lost control, were rejected by their IKRAN or betrayed the system, and are neutralized without reintegration.
The system is controlled by the AEGIS Council, which has a special eye on anomalous heroes and legendary bloodlines.
STRAY AEGIS is an irregular agency, famous for its extreme power
Heroes…
@Hikari
Heroes…