366 Black Dragon of the Deathly Smoke

In the multiverse where an infinite number of worlds exists, there were always many regions that the local races would deify as holy land.

Whether through religion, history, a grand battle, some incredible discovery or the death or birth of an important person, these places were so special not one move inside those zones escaped unnoticed.

The Mycroft Continent, the Distant Seas of the South, the Sacred Mountain of the Seven.

On Starfall Year 834, the calendar commonly used by the continent, the Church of the Seven Gods had built an altar here constructing over the highest peak. With some of the architects being elves and dwarves, the Altar of Genesis—now known as the Great Altar—had countless distinguishing features of their respective civilizations.

As the religion of seventy percent of the continent's population, the founding place of the Church naturally became a holy land. Nonetheless, it has never known much peace.