Southern Lands
A region defined only by the presence of Mucha, the Abyssal Creature of the South.
While Priscilla regresses to childhood after defeating Isley and Rigaldo, and Isley promises to take her south, the narrative does not describe the environment of these southern territories beyond their existence as a destination for Isley's promise. The final fate of Clare and Raki is left ambiguous regarding specific geography; they simply leave with Isley taking Priscilla away.
- Key Association
- Territory of Mucha (Creature of the Abyss)
- Status
- Region contested by Isley against Luciela
Lore & Background
This status quo was disrupted when Isley, the Northern ruler, began raising an army and expanding his influence into the other regions. The text mentions that Luciela lost a fight with Isley over control of the southern region of Mucha before she was killed by Rafaela. Beyond these strategic conflicts between Awakened Beings, the source offers no description of the Southern Lands' climate, cities, or Yoma density.
In Their Own Story
Luciela, the No. 1 warrior of her era, fought Isley for dominance over this southern region but lost. Following this defeat, Rafaela found and killed Luciela by breaking her spine, then merged with her using Yoki injection. Later, after Priscilla defeated Isley in a desperate battle where he had released his full power, Isley swore allegiance to her. To conceal her true power, Isley claimed victory and promised to take the regressed, childlike Priscilla south. The text states Isley arrives at the end of the anime to take Priscilla away as she regresses, but it does not depict their arrival in the South or describe what happens there.
Reader's Guide
Based strictly on the provided source, information about the Southern Lands is limited to its designation as the territory of the Creature of the Abyss named Mucha. The text confirms that Isley attempted to expand his influence from the North into this southern region, clashing with Luciela over control of 'the southern region of Mucha.' No details regarding travel routes, local villages, or specific Yoma threats in the South are recorded. The source mentions that Priscilla regressed to a childlike state and Isley promised to take her south, but the narrative concludes with them leaving together without describing the destination. Consequently, there is no information on climate, organization branches, or the final resting place of Clare and Raki in these lands within this specific text.
Did You Know?
- The only named inhabitant of the Southern Lands in the source is Mucha, one of the three 'Creatures of the Abyss.'
- Isley attempted to expand his influence from the North into the South, leading to a conflict with Luciela over control of the region.
- After Priscilla defeated Isley and Rigaldo, she regressed to childhood and was promised a journey south by Isley.
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