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| - The four Sacred Beasts of legend are powerful creatures that once helped the Four Guardians drive back the demonic forces that invaded Highland Central. They have also bestowed their power to the four races that populate the Earthen Realm.
- The Sacred Beasts are just like evil versions of the Egyptian Gods. They were so evil they were hidden on Academy Island. Duel Academy was built especially to protect the three cards.
- Long before the events of the story, the six Sacred Beasts, known as the Six Saints, served their King, Geyorkias, each of them possessing an arcane power. At some point, the King and his Six Saints came into conflict over opposing ideals: Geyorkias believed they should eradicate all Huma from the world so that the racism and hatred between them and their fellow race, the Gajuma, would cease, as Huma had undergone a marked cultural development and waged war against the Gajuma in an attempt to subject them to the Huma's rule. The Six Saints disagreed with this, believing the relationship between Huma and Gajuma to merely be the "workings of nature", and a battle between the two great forces ensued, the battle's outcome having the potential to affect the entire world.
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| - The four Sacred Beasts of legend are powerful creatures that once helped the Four Guardians drive back the demonic forces that invaded Highland Central. They have also bestowed their power to the four races that populate the Earthen Realm.
- The Sacred Beasts are just like evil versions of the Egyptian Gods. They were so evil they were hidden on Academy Island. Duel Academy was built especially to protect the three cards.
- Long before the events of the story, the six Sacred Beasts, known as the Six Saints, served their King, Geyorkias, each of them possessing an arcane power. At some point, the King and his Six Saints came into conflict over opposing ideals: Geyorkias believed they should eradicate all Huma from the world so that the racism and hatred between them and their fellow race, the Gajuma, would cease, as Huma had undergone a marked cultural development and waged war against the Gajuma in an attempt to subject them to the Huma's rule. The Six Saints disagreed with this, believing the relationship between Huma and Gajuma to merely be the "workings of nature", and a battle between the two great forces ensued, the battle's outcome having the potential to affect the entire world. The people feared this outcome and struggled to fashion a model society at a time when vice and virtue were virtually nonexistent. After a battle that raged seemingly with no end, the Six Saints overcame Geyorkias and sealed him away, allowing Huma to continue existing in the world with the Gajuma. However, this battle also left the earth impoverished, and the Six Saints weakened as a result, leaving no one to guide the Huma and Gajuma, so the hatred between them, known as the "impression", incessantly built.
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