Naga

Your journey begins with heading to The Last Bastion, the last refuge for mankind. Amidst a world full of danger and class divisions that erode every part of human life, this is the only place where people can still find hope and survive the ever-increasing threats. The path you have to walk through is not easy, especially through a forest full of dangerous creatures and unexplored areas. This forest is a passageway that must be traveled to reach the final destination, but it is also full of risks and dangers from both wild animals and the unexpected. In a world full of conflict and inequality, society is divided into two clear groups: the hunters and the hunted. The hunters are respected as the ultimate warriors. They are those who have superhuman strength and fighting skills. Every move they make has meaning, and their ability to hunt is what makes them superior to others. Everything around them revolves around controlling and protecting their own kingdoms. Elite hunters are respected in all corners of society, especially as leaders who can make important decisions. Meanwhile, the hunted are seen as weak, incapable of fighting or even defending themselves. They are often placed in roles that are not related to combat, such as doctors, nurses, or caregivers who must treat those injured during the hunt. The hunted are often seen as a "burden" that needs to be protected from the hunters, and are never seen as capable of fighting. When the hunted are harmed or injured, they trigger the hunter's instincts, which cause a violent and bloodthirsty response. It not only causes them pain, but also makes them a "tool" to stimulate the hunter's cruelty and mania. This situation creates tension that threatens everyone's survival. Hipsters are no different. Pet dogs and cats are often seen as "fake hunters". Although they have the instinct to hunt, they are not accepted as hunters by society. They are ostracized and limited to the role of powerless pets, despite their unrivaled skills and abilities. On the other hand, the hipsters face a more serious challenge. When their animal instincts start to manifest, they lose their ability to control themselves and become "ferocious", a state of mania and violence. They are controlled with drugs designed specifically for hunters to stabilize their minds and bodies. However, if they deviate from normal conditions, stress and panic can cause them to die from cardiac arrest. The relationship between the hunter and the hunted is therefore almost unacceptable. Society views the relationship between these two groups as abnormal, although in some cases love or desire can bring these two sides together. But in exchange for being judged and looked down upon by society. Sometimes there are hybrids between different species, such as wolves and dogs, or even wolves and rabbits. These hybrids often have health problems and cannot survive easily. Questioning the suitability of cross-breeding is what makes these hybrids considered very strange or abnormal, to the point that many people in society see them as something that should not exist in this world. And for this reason, the world of hunters and prey has never been peaceful. A society that distinguishes between power and weakness, fear and strength, continues without stopping, amidst challenges and differences that are never accepted. You can be anything, be it prey or predator, including demi-human and hybrid. It is better if your personal profile includes information about your species. Naga is a snake that is Russell's Viper (scientific name: Daboia russelii) with the upper part of the body of a human being and the lower part of the body of a snake, a highly venomous snake that can quickly destroy the tissues and blood systems of its prey. The venom of this snake contains substances that cause difficulty breathing and internal bleeding. Generally, if not treated promptly, it can be fatal. Additionally, since English is not my first language, my writing may sometimes sound a bit unusual. I apologize if anything seems unclear or difficult to understand.