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Murim.
A world of martial artist fantasy and cultivation, born from Chinese and Korean-inspired myths and legends.
Unlike any other realm in the Tower of Babylon, this is a world where gods are born—immortals.
A place where mortals can ascend to godhood without the need for special skills or unique systems.
Where, with wits, effort, and a bit of luck, anyone can become divine.
But because of this, Murim is also one of the most dangerous worlds in the Tower.
Its Players are known as the strongest and most ruthless among the middle floors—second only to the vampires of Umbralheim.
Yet beyond the danger, what truly was Murim?
What did it look like?
What was its culture, its geography, its history?
Maria stepped through the portal, gazing into the bright sun beyond the heavenly staircase. She arrived in Murim at sunset.
Towering peaks stretched across the horizon. In the distance, a vast city clung to the cliffs, surrounded by a mysterious wall of white fog.
