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# Story
The last humans fled Earth in pursuit of a new home, Caerras. Mystical creatures called Venari wander the lands as guardians of the Kore, the ocean of life that bathes all living things.
Centuries later, humans and Venari cohabit in an ultramodern society where tech meets convention. Now, a dangerous outbreak threatens their existence, destroying the largest continent of Caerras, Tecta, and shifting Venari into corrupt monsters.
You've been chosen as a Seeker, a skilled trainer of Venari capable of channeling the Kore, to fight the outcry of the corruption and save others in need of your powers.
The most powerful political entity in the world, the Providence, is determined to use all its resources and Seekers to end this collapse. Choose one of three factions to fight the outbreak, learn your newfound Kore abilities, and cleanse Venari by Ascending to bring balance to Caerras once again.
Faction Leaders (from left to right), Talaw, Vestal, and Azule.
**Talaw** Seekers are the ultimate contenders against corrupt Venari.
**Vestal** Seekers are one with the Kore, survivors of the unknown.
**Azule** Seekers are resourceful engineers who help others in need.
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