Federation

Biodata

Feature	Details
Name	Federation (联邦)
Alias(es)	White Eagle Federation
Occupation/Role	Federal state and major political, military, industrial, and transcendent power on the New Continent 62 119
Status	Active 859
First Appearance	Chapter 2

Background / History

The Federation was formerly a colony of the Chris Empire, then known as the “Rising Sun.” Its lingua franca, Hebraic, originated in the Empire; Ancient Hebraic predates the modern language by thousands of years. 2

It was founded on the New Continent after the First Holy War. Stephen Slay, leader of that war, became known as the Founder and Father of the Nation, with his portrait printed on the Federation’s Silver Dollars. 62

The country began as a union of city-states, autonomous regions, and colonies. This federal structure left customs, laws, and local systems uneven between states. 262

The Federation expanded over indigenous lands, ultimately subduing the Gaosuo people under the Conqueror William. 62

Government and Institutions

Federal Bureau 11

Federal Bureau 11 is the Federation’s principal supernatural enforcement body.

• Deploys agents, mechanized units, extraordinary equipment, and professional teams against supernatural threats. 119
• Seals locations affected by supernatural activity, such as Lori City’s Borok Building. 226
• Conducts identity verification and criminal inspections of transcendents. 270 274
• Employs high-ranking transcendent agents, including Sean after he inherited the [Emperor of Doom] path. 226 560
• Maintains special prisons and participates in heavily guarded underground research operations. 378 855

White Eagle Guardians

The White Eagle Guardians are the Federation’s highest-level reserve force.

• Their original members were the Federation’s founding Sages, described as the strongest Tier 6 existences of their era. 438
• Reserve Guardian positions are offered to Tier 5 professionals and include extensive access to resources, inheritances, and advancement support. 438
• Guardians must swear an oath, bound through a powerful Curio, to uphold the Federation’s interests. 438
• The Federation maintains Tier 6 Guardians aboard the Spirit World Ship, one of its national trump cards. 437

Green Tree Castle

Green Tree Castle Laboratory is closely tied to the Federation and military, operating numerous research institutes and development centers. 90

• Its Inner Circle includes major federal assets such as Dunstan Berg and Siso. 119
• The Federation relies on Green Tree Castle’s legendary professionals during crises. 118 393
• Green Tree Castle’s intelligence and research resources support federal military and transcendent operations. 379 437

Resources and Capabilities

Apocalypse

Apocalypse is an unknown-grade wonder held by the Federation.

• It possesses exceptionally powerful divination capabilities. 262
• Its use carries severe hidden dangers and an exorbitant cost. 262
• Bureau 11 activated it from an underground base to locate major fugitives, including Moran Gubler and the Black Knight. 262

Military and Industry

• The Federation deployed six mechanized units and evacuated more than fifty thousand civilians during the Blue Star Town operation. 119
• Its steel production surpassed the Chris Empire’s, enabling large-scale construction of ironclad warships. 379
• The Federation intended to challenge the Chris Empire for maritime supremacy. 393
• Its industrial and military strength was considered sufficient to suppress many emerging transcendent forces on the New Continent. 262 378

Transcendent Assets

• The Federation possesses tools allowing professionals and ordinary people to enter or observe the Spirit World, including entry charms, spirit-observing glasses, and spirit-piercing bullets. 87
• It can mobilize multiple Tier 5 professionals and powerful artifacts for large-scale operations. 268 274
• Its hidden reserves include the Spirit World Ship, Tier 6 Guardians, and national-level magical items. 437
• The Federation’s support network accounted for more than sixty percent of the country’s transcendent forces. 378

Policies

Professional Registration Act

The Professional Registration Act formally exposed the existence of professionals to the public.

• The Act was implemented across the Federation by Federation Calendar year 281. 356
• Registration agencies were established to register professionals and recruit rogue transcendents. 356
• Public disclosure caused a surge of aspiring professionals, tourism to occult centers such as Harris City, and assassinations of several congressmen who had promoted the Act. 356
• The Federation imposed restrictions stricter than its Firearm Ordinance, but could not stop ordinary people from pursuing transcendent power. 356

Control of Rogue Transcendents

The Federation restricts open trade in profession inheritances and dangerous mystical items, leaving private gatherings and black-market exchanges active. 188

It also recalled expeditionary teams from the World Edge, prioritizing domestic defense over access to the region’s extraordinary resources. 188

Emergency Research

During the conflict with Turing Alsace, the Federation operated underground laboratories where death-row prisoners were used as materials in attempts to contact Evil Gods and obtain power. 855

Story Role / Major Arcs

Arc / Event	Federation involvement
Blue Star Town Siege	Bureau 11, federal military units, Dunstan Berg, and Siso encircled Blue Star Town while pursuing Moran and Hexus. The operation evacuated civilians before an arcane bombardment destroyed the town. 119
Mystery Market Blockade	The Federation and the Church of the Goddess of Light sealed the Mystery Market, publicly targeted Moran Gubler, and deployed several Tier 5 professionals and powerful artifacts. 268 270 274
Moran Gubler’s execution	Moran, a Tier 5 legend and mastermind behind the Nia City massacre, was annihilated by the combined forces of the Federation and the Church. 270
Professional Registration	The Federation legalized and regulated professional registration, making supernatural knowledge public while attempting to control the resulting social instability. 356
Maritime rivalry	Rising steel output and ironclad production drove the Federation toward open competition with the Chris Empire for control of the seas. 379 393
Nia City crisis	Following Sivinardo’s resurrection and Nia City’s destruction, the Federation mobilized reserves, activated Plan No. 3, and revealed the Spirit World Ship and its Tier 6 Guardians. 437
Sulu’s assault	When Sulu’s Hunting Ship and Void Demon Spirit Legion attacked Federation cities, the Federation’s strongest weapon failed to stop him. Humanity subsequently organized extraordinary squads and publicized supernatural knowledge to resist. 857
Universal Superhuman Plan	Facing the Destroyer god, the Federation proposed making superhuman abilities universal. Twenty years later, becoming a Void Warrior had become an expected rite of adulthood. 858

Relationships

• Church of the Goddess of Light — Frequent ally in major supernatural operations, including the pursuit and elimination of Moran Gubler and the inspection of the Mystery Market. 270 274
• Green Tree Castle — Closely connected research institution and source of high-level professional support, intelligence, and legendary combatants. 90 119 393
• Chris Empire — Former colonial ruler and principal geopolitical rival; the Federation sought to break its maritime dominance and undermine its colonies. 2 393
• Sulu Portley — Initially pursued as the Black Knight and later offered a reserve White Eagle Guardian position, which he refused rather than swear loyalty to the Federation. 262 438
• Moran Gubler — High-priority target eliminated through a combined Federation–Church operation. 270
• Sean — Bureau 11 agent and rising federal professional after inheriting the [Emperor of Doom] legacy. 226 560
• Baird — Federal officer entrusted with responses to Turing Alsace and recovery of artifacts linked to “Target One.” 854 856