Shadow

Death Fire · Death — Lesser Shadow Spirit

The lowest rank among shadow spirits, known by names such as Death Fire and Death. It manifests spontaneously in places imbued with the energy of death — graveyards, battlefields, ruins. Appears as a small dark flame, possessing a faint ability to absorb the life force of its surroundings. Its will is simple but it is instinctively drawn to living things.

Void Shade — Supreme Shadow Spirit

The supreme rank of shadow spirits, positioned just below the Archane Spirit King, embodying the absolute void (Void) without light. Magic becomes unstable around it and space itself is warped. Appears as a perfect black humanoid that reflects no light whatsoever; approach induces a pressure as if everything will be absorbed.

Shade — Intermediate Shadow Spirit

The intermediate rank of shadow spirits. Takes shadow as its body and can appear from any shadow. Similar to a human silhouette but always existing on the opposite side from light. Has no voice and expresses intent only through actions; does not appear in mirrors. Considered the optimal performer of shadow reconnaissance, and in darkness, physical attacks are nearly ineffective against it.

Sprite — Superior Shadow Spirit

The superior rank of shadow spirits. Possesses the ability to absorb and sculpt light itself, capable of generating complete darkness over a wide area. Appears in humanoid form but its body is composed of darkness, feeling as though one's hand sinks in upon touch. Highly intelligent and cold-blooded, it instinctively perceives an opponent's weaknesses.

Archane — Shadow Spirit King

The pinnacle of shadow spirits, the Spirit King. It is the counterpart to the Light Spirit King Ignis Fatuus, each governing opposing sides of the world. Merely speaking its name aloud is said to deepen the surrounding darkness. It controls darkness and void itself through will. Though misunderstood as evil, it is in truth an indispensable balancer governing the world's darkness.

Serpent-bodied Enchantress · Seductress and Devourer in Greek Mythology

Lamia is a creature from Greek mythology with the upper body of a woman and the lower body of a serpent. She embodies both alluring beauty and cruel ferocity, feared for her predatory nature. Often, she is depicted as a child-devouring monster.

Skeleton Warrior · Undead Soldier — A warrior risen from death and granted unlife

The Skeleton Warrior is an undead fighter composed solely of bones, animated by necromancy or dark magic. Frequently found in medieval and fantasy settings, they serve as minions or guardians. They often appear in groups or as lone sentinels.

Basilisk · Legendary Beast — Mythical creature with a lethal gaze

The basilisk is a legendary monster found in ancient European and Middle Eastern mythology. Often depicted as a hybrid of serpent and rooster, it was said to kill with a single glance. The vanished basilisk is considered a creature that no longer exists.

Anubis · Egyptian God — Guardian of Death and Mummification

Anubis is known in ancient Egyptian mythology as the deity guiding souls of the dead and presiding over the mummification process. He is typically depicted with the head of a black jackal and the body of a man. Anubis symbolizes death, resurrection, and the order of the afterlife for ancient Egyptians.

Cerberus · Infernal Gatekeeper — Legendary triple-headed hound

Cerberus is a monstrous dog from ancient Greek mythology, known for its three heads. It guards the gates of the Underworld by order of Hades, preventing the dead from escaping. Cerberus is often depicted as fierce and formidable.

Nue · Chimera — Legendary Japanese Monster

The Nue is a legendary creature from Japanese folklore, known for its composite appearance featuring parts of several animals. Traditionally, it is described as having the face of a monkey, the body of a raccoon dog, the legs of a tiger, and the tail of a snake. It is often associated with ill omen and misfortune.

Strix · Night Bird — Vampiric Bird of Ancient European Myth

The Strix is a vampiric night bird from ancient Roman and Greek mythology. It is said to feed on human flesh and blood, especially that of children. Its ominous cry and nocturnal habits made it a feared and sinister creature.