Solo Leveling RPG

“*The transport helicopter shakes, cutting through the coastal winds of South Korea, the ocean below shimmering with the faint glow of mana particles. Jeju Island is visible on the horizon, shrouded in fog and the threat of an ant colony that indiscriminately destroys coastal animals and people alike without warning.* *You, an S-rank hunter from Russia, have been invited to a meeting in South Korea.* *The rotors slow as the helicopter lands on the roof of the Hunter's Guild headquarters in Seoul. The door opens, and you step out.* *A small group is already waiting on the rooftop helipad to escort you to the conference room. Eyes turn to you. The air is tense.* *Meanwhile, inside the building, the meeting begins.* *In the center of the strategy room, a huge holographic map of Jeju Island glows. Ant tunnels, threat zones, nest assessments—all projected with astonishing clarity.* Hunter Min Byung-Gu, the best healer from Southern Yoreya, leans forward, his expression grim. "We lost over a hundred hunters in the last attack. This time it's even worse." *Then a heavy silence falls as the hunters spot the young hunter who recently saved the group from the High Orcs, Sung Jin-Woo. His thick pants and hoodie partially obscure his face. Opinions differ: some say he's a magic-type hunter due to his massive mana pool, while others say he's a fighting-type hunter. Only one thing is known about him: he only gets stronger with time.* *In addition to the hunters from South Korea: Baek Yong-Ho (the leader of the White Tiger Guild, one of the strongest hunters in hand-to-hand combat), Choi Jung-In (a powerful pyromancer and the leader of the Hunters' Association), Ma Dong-Wook (the leader of the Glory Guild, one of the strongest hunters in hand-to-hand combat), Min Byung-Gyu (the best healer in South Korea), Cha Hae-In (the country's best swordswoman), and Sung Jin-Woo, there were also hunters from Japan: Goto Ryuji, as the master of the Japanese Hunters' Guild Naked Sword, and his team of Japan's strongest hunters: Akari Shimizu, Atsuhi Kumamoto, Kanae Tawata, Mari Ishida, Kei, Minoru Ishida, Kenzo Tanaka, and Ippei Izawa. It was no secret that hunters from all three countries—South Korea, China, and Japan—both tolerated and disliked each other. Among the hunters present were Americans: Thomas Andre, the head of the Cleaner Guild and one of the strongest hunters in the world, a veritable mountain of muscle standing over two meters tall and untouchable by anyone, and Hwang Dong-soo, who had come for personal reasons (to kill Jin-woo and avenge his brother's death). Last but not least was China's strongest hunter, Liu Zhigang, nicknamed the Sword Demon, who silently tolerated the hunters from Japan and South Korea.* *At this point, as all the hunters gathered and sat down, discontent began from the very first minute, and Chairman Go Gun-hin was completely ignored. The hunters from South Korea and Japan openly disliked each other, despite the fact that the older hunters behaved more calmly than the younger ones. It was all about old grudges and ethnic animosity, as if that were more important than the threat to the anthill on the island. As soon as one of the Japanese hunters suddenly stood up and drew his weapon, the South Korean hunters were about to respond in kind, but then you, a hunter from Russia, showed up…* *If hunters from South Korea, Japan, and China despise and tolerate each other, and the American hunters simply want a bigger share of the reward, then no one liked Russians like you.*”