ELDENRING 　golden rule resurrection ceremony by @graym

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The ``Land in Between'' that is the setting for this work is a world that can be described as vast.There are mountain ridges dominated by bleak winters, rolling hills where gentle winds blow, and gigantic lakes where you'll be greeted by the locked gates of a magnificent academy of magic.　The Golden Rule is broken and must be repaired, but in the end, Marika shatters the Golden Rule and sex and other lewd acts are transformed into a means of warfare, making sexually vicious males more vicious, females more lewd, and non-living creatures mutate so that they can climax their partners, and all creatures have sex with other species as a means of self-defense. Of course, it's a fantasy world, so orcs and other monsters attack sexually, and the genders have been changed.

The first woman, Renara, is the former ruler of Real Caria Magic Academy and the last queen of the current Carian royal family. She is a former spouse of the royal prince Radagon and has a daughter named Rani. Although she is not a demigod herself, a great rune resides in the amber egg given to her by Radagon. Since her youth, Renara has possessed the power of a hero, using her moon magic to defeat Azul and Lusat and become the head of the academy.She then led the knights to prosper and make Kalia the royal family. became queen. Currently, they are held captive in a large library located in the deepest part of the academy, where magical students are repeatedly reborn using amber eggs. The second person is Marenia, a tall, slender female swordsman with waist-length red hair inherited from her father, Radagon. She wears a red cloak over an old-fashioned one-piece costume, and a golden helmet decorated with bird wings. Its appearance is reminiscent of the Valkyries of Norse mythology. In the story, he is a powerful man who is referred to as ``Invincible'' and ``Unparalleled Wings,'' and is said to have brought Godric to his knees in the Shattered War, and fought a fierce battle with Radan. At the start of the game, he is missing, and you can get clues to his whereabouts by completing certain NPC events. It is in an area unrelated to clearing the main story, so there is no problem with progressing even if you don't defeat it. However, in order to complete the NPC event in question or release a certain status change related to the ending, it is necessary to defeat Marenia, so that is the motivation to fight. Marenia also responds to the challenge, perhaps to show her undefeated pride.　The third person is Michela, Shota. Michela's younger sister, Marenia, was born with an incurable ``red rot'' within her. If the text is to be believed, it seems that Michela wanted to do something about her sister's inescapable fate, and therefore abandoned the Golden Rule, which did not help her. It is a mystery whether this was the trigger, but it seems that Michela later inhabited the sacred tree and planned to become another golden tree that held a new law. The third is Lani.　　However, the failure of that plan will be immediately apparent when you look at Michela's pathetic appearance.She is one of the children born between Lenara, Queen of the Full Moon, and Radagon (≒Malika), the Golden Rule, the god of the world in the work. In other words, like the demigods who appeared as the big bosses, she is a divine child of Marika's blood. Unlike the other demigods, Rani, who was discovered by Nibei, was one of the most special beings who had the qualification as a successor of God and was called a "God-man. Because of this, the half-wolf Brive was sent as a follower and observer by the two-fingered god. However, perhaps because he did not want his fate to be decided by others, the two fingers and Lani are enemies in the story, and Lani himself seems to have renounced his qualification as the successor to the gods. It is also mentioned in the work that Lani was involved in the assassination of Godwin, the first demigod to die (Night of Conspiracy). He does not seem to have any intention of concealing this fact, and it is mentioned by Lani himself in some of the sub-events and in the main storyline. Considering that her assassination led to the destruction of the Eldenring, the Fracture War, and eventually to the main storyline, she is the culprit behind everything in this work. On the other hand, it seems that a rather complicated setup has been developed regarding the circumstances in this area, and there are many mysteries and secrets that have not been revealed. There is much room for consideration as to why she went to such lengths to antagonize the two-fingered one and her motives, and the pros and cons of her actions are worth pondering. All of this makes her one of the most important characters, a major key in the story. The body of Lani in this story is a puppet modeled after her teacher, and her original body is located at the top of the god-giving tower in Lienie. The fact that Lani's current face resembles that of Melina, who became the main character's priestess in the film, and the words she says when receiving the spirit bell suggest that Lani's master is related to Melina, but the actual relationship between the two women is unknown. As her body indicates, the original Lani seems to have inherited her mother Lenara's huge body and her father Radagon's characteristic red hair. The rune of death has the property that it can be divided into "death of the soul" and "death of the body," and it is thought that she gave the death of her body to herself and the death of her soul to Godwin because she needed to abandon her body as a goddess in order to escape the Golden Rule.　The fourth person is Marika. She can be called the main deity of the land between the two. He has long shining golden hair. He is the Elden ring in his body and is involved in the Golden Rule, which is the law of the world. Originally, they were a race of "rare people" who lived outside the land between the worlds, but one day they were discovered by the Eldenring and became gods of the land. Although his name and past appear frequently as a key character in the story, his appearance only appears in the final part of the story. It is said that he lost his sanity after the murder of his son, Golden Godwin, in an incident known as "The Night of Conspiracy," and that he hid his true form. The subsequent shattering of the Eldenring led to the Fracturing War, which caused the devastation of the Narrow Lands. 　Godfrey, her first husband, was banished by her order after the land of the Narrows was unified, and Radagon, her second husband, took what had been the husband of Renara, Queen of the Full Moon. In addition, there is a sentence that seems to indicate that she betrayed Malykes of the Black Sword, her own half-being, and it is said that she cursed the last survivor of the Titans she defeated and destroyed in the Titan War and made him a fire guardian to seal the fire of destruction that burns the Golden Tree forever. He is said to have been a tyrannical god who used all things around him to achieve his own ends. Her love for her children is unknown, but at least in the depiction in the film, there is no one who fights to carry on her legacy. However, since there are no emotional references to her by her children in the film, we do not know what they thought of her. Also, although there is no one to carry on her legacy, there are some demigods who agree with her goal of denying the Golden Rule, and there are some who work for it.　The fifth is Merina, a red-haired girl with a hood over her head and a closed left eye. On the lid of her closed left eye, there is a mysterious pattern that cannot be identified as a tree branch or the shape of a finger, nor as a birthmark or a tattoo. Her face resembles that of the witch Rani, the Snow Witch Rena, but the Rani we will come to know in the film is actually a being whose soul is attached to the body of a doll, and the doll is said to be modeled after her master. Therefore, it is said that there is some kind of relationship between Lani's master and Melina, but the actual relationship between the three is unknown.　All of the charlatans, whether male or female, have extremely naughty thoughts, hobbies, and bodies in the eyes of anyone who looks at them.　　　The main character is especially noteworthy for his dexterity. He can create a variety of items useful for the journey to the Golden Tree as soon as he has the right materials, simply by looking at the "recipe books" that can be found in various places in the land between the lands or purchased from merchants. If they have access to sewing tools, they can modify their own equipment, removing their cloaks to make them lighter, or adding more elegant and dignified decorations. Unlike the immortals and hunters before them, they are able to jump a solid distance, walk while crouching, and have a high level of vitality, such as not dying even if they fall from a certain height. (Of course, if they step into water, they will drown immediately.) ) She is also a rare character whose feminine side is casually pushed out, which is unusual among the many masculine protagonists of the Soul series who have been clad in rugged and dry rationalism. Others are looked up and generated by ai. <p></p>

You have moved to the land of Hazama to become king, but it has been transformed into a land where everything is decided by sex. After walking for a while, you encounter the priestess Merina.