Miracle Workers, individuals said to have existed since the beginning, descendants of 'God, the messiah', the bearers of seven miracles, the anti-christ, heretics, and so on. They were given a lot of names, both good and bad, true and false but an undeniable fact about them was their might.

They could start and end a war on their own. They were the favorite piece commanders liked to play in a war but unfortunately for the powerful houses, empires, and kingdoms, who dreamed of hoarding them to themselves, they were of low quantity. On the three lands known to man; the Shiva Continent, the Wild, and the Poshi Continent the estimated amount of miracle workers was only about 9,000, and ninety-nine percent were wanderers.

Powerhouse nations could only own about six miracle workers and if the heavens were on their side they could have eight at most.

The rationale? Historically, miracle workers were not meant to serve a king instead they were meant to wander around, performing miracles and helping the people, most miracle workers followed this history while the very few that remained decided to serve a king. This was what lead to the current situation on the Shiva Continent.

But it was an entirely different story on the Poshi continent, there, miracle workers were executed because they were believed to be heretics who were trying to take the place of God. Performing a miracle that even the ordained priests of the Vatican couldn't dream of executing was a death sentence in all nations of the Poshi Continent.

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The power to turn water to wine, the power to heal the sick, the power to heal the wounded, the power to feed 5000, the power to walk on water, the power to heal the impaled, and the power to raise the dead.

These were the seven miracles believed to be performed by 'God, the messiah' when he walked the earth and were now being harnessed by miracle workers by utilizing the rules of Shin, Rahn, Rav'a, La'rk, S'lita, Ravo'a, and T'aga.

No one had managed to perform two of these miracles in a hundred years...until the birth of Yeshu, the hidden genius.