Seven Symbols of the wild, majestic, mysterious, creatures, Seven normal teenagers, and Seven ancient deceased Knights. In the modern day world, a group of seven, who were looking for adventure stumbled upon the ruins of a secret burial ground of seven knights from a lost world. Written in stone on the wall covering a hidden room - "seven individuals who find the burial ground of the seven ancient knights are destined, in their hearts to hold a piece of the crystal..." The room was filled with treasure, and statues of the seven warriors, like a royal chamber. In the room, there are glass panes, with a different symbol of a creature on each one. No one knew what that prophecy meant, but as the group started to examine the inner of the chamber, each glass pane with the symbols would faintly glow. One by one, the symbols shone brighter and brighter.

After an unforgettable event, the Seven find themselves in the world of the ancient Knights, and must find a way home, but who knows what obstacles Destiny has set in their paths.

Millennia ago, this world was ruled by gods. Wars were fought over petty squabbles of these divine beings, sometimes just in an effort to please these entities of power. However, as their influence faded into obscurity into myth, these gods fell into idleness, watching the world as it passed beneath their feet. No longer were great battles fought in their name or for their amusement. No longer did heroes set out to slay mighty beasts. No, the world grew, and as it did so, the gods lost everything.

Though none were exactly fond of the occurring changes, of humanity's beliefs tarnishing, they refused to step in and take the reigns back. However, one god in particular was known to not accept such folly and chose to take action. He decided to bend the rules, to revel in societies downgrade, as he watched them helplessly lose faith.

This god, lovingly known as Hades around the globe, had become tired with mankind's obsession with science and progress. The people of the globe had begun their decent into sloth and complacency. They lived decades beyond their former expectancy, and did nothing noteworthy during their ever-increasing lifespan. Worse still, these beings turned away from the divine and the miraculous to their machines. Their fascination with things beyond them faded, and with that, their interest. In the eyes of Hades, mankind had become nothing but boring pigs waiting for their age to overtake them.

So with nothing better to do and no reason to resist, Hades declared a war upon earth. With the creation of Hellions, he devised a plan to collect the souls of the damned. With every passing minute, hundreds are turning into these hellish minions, losing their souls, along with their ability to control themselves. Forcing each to fight amongst themselves and failure to do so, caused them their untimely demise. With Hades slowly beginning to accumulate an array of adversaries to do his bidding, he knew that to receive the ultimate pleasure, he needed a reason to give those who chose to fight for their lives, reasons to do so.

Hades, being the fan of "a sporting chance", branded numerous humans. These humans were gifted with magic and power to defend themselves and others, if they desired. However, with this power came a cost. For every battle they failed, a piece of their soul would be taken and their brand expanded. When the brand is complete, their soul belongs to Hades, and their body is sent into the fray against the remains of the populace, another thrill to his bidding.

Alongside the power he bestowed upon them, he granted them a fighting chance to win the parts of their souls that they had lost. With every three consecutive battles won, the previous piece will be granted back, the brand however, continues to remain. Their Victories can set them free from this curse and end this war. At the bitter end what is the final price you're willing to pay for your soul?

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