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Original Name:魔族 (mó zú)Gender:NeutralKind:OrganizationScope:Novel-specificStatus:ActiveSource:AIOccurrences:724Chapters:195
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Biodata
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Name | Demon Race (魔族) |
| Alias(es) | Devil Race |
| Species/Race | A multi-racial grouping that includes ordinary demons, succubi, Fire Devils, and Black Winged people 314 368 690 |
| Affiliation | Historically associated with the Blood Race royal family; in the present, governed by nobles whom Yuffie and Lynn suspect have displaced its earlier rulers 314 345 691 |
| Occupation/Role | A major military and political power in conflict with human nations and the Dragon Race 311 413 658 |
| First Appearance | Chapter 11 |
History
- Early conflicts: Magic Runes originated with the Demon Race. During the Dragon Race's rule, demons rebelled, massacred other peoples, and conducted a blood sacrifice. The dragons subsequently hunted them across the world 11.
- Four centuries of rule: After a plague devastated the dragons, the Demon Race seized power. Its rule lasted four hundred years and saw widespread enslavement, destruction of books, and the slaughter of dragons 11 311 658.
- Human counterattack: Human forces united with other factions and expelled the Demon Race. Later, in the Fourth Epoch, the hero Lance destroyed teleportation gates used for troop movements and broke into the Demon Race's royal palace 315 658.
- Fifth Epoch conflicts: The Demon Race infiltrates other powers, supports rebellions, and fights the Northern Alliance. Its campaigns include an assault on Dwarf Island and involvement in the Dragonborn rebellion 311 345 669.
The account of who ruled the Demon Race remains contested. Historical records identify the Blood Race as its former royal family, while Yuffie's dream depicts a Blood Race ruler betrayed and ordinary demons subsequently enslaved. Lynn and Yuffie conclude that the present nobles may not be the same people as the ancient rulers, but their investigation does not establish a complete replacement history 345 690 691.
Composition and Hierarchy
- Diverse membership: The Demon Race is explicitly described as not a single race. Its forces have included succubi, Pigfolk, Merfolk, Fire Devils, and ordinary demons 314 368.
- Ordinary demons: A populous group used as basic soldiers. Captured members tell Lynn that they retain only a legend of a dead “true king,” whose identity they no longer know 593 690.
- Blood Race: Presented in ancient records as the Demon Race's royal family. A First Epoch image shows a Blood Race girl presiding over a disciplined military parade 314 345.
- Present nobility: The Abyss Race has disguised itself as Demon Race nobles. Leon distinguishes these rulers from the demons serving beneath them 368.
- Unequal status: Arthur Wellington's Black Winged people rank below the Serpent Race but above succubi; he describes the Demon Race's constituent peoples as effectively subject to its nobles 723.
Appearance
There is no single Demon Race appearance: its constituent peoples have markedly different forms 368 417.
- Ordinary demons can resemble humans apart from horns and tails 593.
- Some demons depicted in a First Epoch parade have pointed ears and horns but no tails 314.
- Black Winged people have jet-black wings; Fire Devils are distinguished in the parade account by fiery red eyes 314 723.
Warfare and Methods
Magic and ancient technology
- Demon mages developed combinations such as fire tornadoes while the contemporary Empire relied on simpler offensive spells 132.
- A First Epoch military image depicts repeating-crossbow-like weapons, ridden hellhounds, magic-powered mechas, airships, Stone Winged Demons, and an Ancient Teleportation Gate 314 315.
- Teleportation gates once aided troop deployment, but Lance destroyed them in the Fourth Epoch 315.
Infiltration and biological warfare
- Demon Race operatives use disguise, political influence, and collaborators; its historical campaigns against the dragons included plague and incitement of rebellion 112 658.
- Lynn links a plague ritual found among Orc tribes to the Demon Race and warns the Emperor and Pope 121.
- Demon Race agents later infiltrate Dragonborn and sub-dragon communities amid the Eastern Continent's internal conflict 659 661.
Conventional forces and industry
- Its armies use numerous subordinate troops, including Half-Orcs, alongside demon knights and elite cavalry. The Succubus Queen reports thirteen heavy-cavalry legions on the Northern Continent, each with at least a thousand troops 601 612.
- The Demon Race expands firearms production and adopts factory standardization, though ammunition and mineral shortages constrain its output 452 496.
- Against the Northern Alliance, its numerical and physical advantages become less decisive under machine-gun, artillery, and tank fire 592 601 684.
Notable Figures
- Cain — Demon Race leader overseeing the difficult campaign against Dwarf Island 311.
- Leon — First Heavenly King and military representative; an Abyss Race member posing as Demon Race nobility 368 452.
- Mayer — strategist involved in manipulating human conflicts and supporting Dragonborn rebels 140 669.
- Chrisel — Succubus Queen who commands Demon Race forces and discloses their deployments to Lynn 601 612.
- Arthur Wellington — Black Winged representative left in charge of a Central Lands commercial city-state and its armory 723.
Appearances
724
Total Mentions
195
Chapters Appeared
3.71
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