The Archives of Babylon
Will you walk the gods’ path, or follow in Babylon’s footsteps?
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Will you walk the gods’ path, or follow in Babylon’s footsteps?
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Babylon was a city unlike any other. A shining jewel of knowledge, magic, and ambition. But ambition turned to greed, and greed led to ruin.
Blinded by their hunger for power, Babylon’s rulers tried to tear open a Rift. A direct gateway to the realm of the gods themselves. They believed they could steal divine power and reshape all of Midgard in their image.
But Babylon didn’t open to the heavens. They tore into chaos instead, unleashing horrors never meant for mortal eyes.
was born, a fracture in existence where unstable dimensions collide.
erupted, a prison for cursed beings who should not exist.
Twisted appeared, fragments of ancient battles, doomed to replay forever.
The gods intervened, sealing Babylon, and everything it unleashed, inside a timeless loop, forcing the city to relive its downfall endlessly. To keep Midgard safe, the gods placed loyal guardians at Babylon’s gates, ensuring no mortal could disturb what lay within.
But the gods also knew something else; mortals will always crave power. To prevent another Babylon, they created the guided by Valkyrie Renata, a divine path where heroes could earn true strength through trials and sacrifice, the gods’ way. Through Rebirth, adventurers can grow stronger after every death, without ripping the world apart.
Even with the Rebirth System in place, not everyone believes in the gods’ way. There are still those who worship Babylon’s ideals, who believe that forbidden knowledge and ancient weapons are the key to ultimate power. Whispers say some of these followers have found ways to sneak into the Archives, smuggling artifacts, studying Babylon’s lost technologies, and even crafting forbidden in the Devil Square.
They fight through cursed Instances and delve deep into the Nexus itself, where the stirs, growing stronger with every ripple of chaos.
The question is… will you walk the gods’ path, or follow in Babylon’s footsteps?