Introduction to the World Building of Silver and Crimson: Detailed Explanation of the Background Story of Silver and Crimson

It is believed that everyone now has a certain understanding of the game Silver and Crimson. Whether it's the voice acting or the art style, both are very eye-catching, presenting a rather rare vampire image. Unlike typical 2D games, it is extremely appealing in many aspects. Today, I will introduce the world-building of Silver and Crimson. This game not only features a very refined art style but also constructs a relatively vast world.

The game as a whole tells a story about blood circulation, which aligns well with its vampire theme. Blood is the foundation of life and the medium for memory transmission. Before the continental era began, there were 13 alchemists who consumed the mythical blood of Abel. Thus, they mastered the method of transplanting memories from blood into other vessels, achieving immortality. With each transfer, their blood became filthy and black, giving rise to the first Night Clan. Escaping the constraints of the laws of life and death, they brought disaster to the world.

In the game's timeline, in the late autumn of 1353, a black-blood disease swept across the continent. A young man named Noah from a small town was sentenced to be burned at the stake by the church on extreme charges due to his illness. However, he was unexpectedly saved by a Night Clan girl. Later, Noah became key to the Night Clan's return home, thus beginning an adventure involving a power struggle among gods, humans, and the Night Clan. In the game, players will embark on adventures in a continent ravaged by the black-blood disease, using strategic battles, character development, and plot exploration to uncover the secrets behind this world, ultimately discovering the mysteries of blood and memory, and contemplating life and death.

Some of the factions in the game, such as the Church of Chronos, the Bell Ringers, and the Children of the Moon, are all mentioned in the background story. The Church of Chronos, led by the Saintess Set, is the de facto ruler of the entire Mimikus continent. The Bell Ringers have an even earlier history; they were established by the original ancestors of the Night Clan who rebelled against the order of life and death before the Saintess Set founded the Church of Chronos. The Children of the Moon are a unique group within the Night Clan, indifferent to the conflicts on the continent and the truth of the world, dreaming only of returning home to the moon and finding the happiest home in their memories.

Above is today's introduction to the world-building of Silver and Crimson. After reading this, everyone should have a clearer understanding of some of the world-setting aspects of the game. Of course, facing such a vast background story, my introduction covers only a small part. By experiencing the main storyline, you will understand a more complete story.