A million years ago, in an unknown location, an unprecedented war in history broke out between humans and a dark force with terrifying power. Humans won with the backing of the Goddess of Creation and the Elemental Gods. But a million years later, humans even don't remember that war and the four heroes who made the miracle before.
The dark force led by the God of Darkness that once caused chaos and threatened the safety of the human world a million years ago has awakened after a million years. This time he continues to carry out a mission to eliminate the human race from this world, but with a more sophisticated, sinister plan and a more careful, prepared preparation. Faced with that threat, an amnesiac boy named Victor Helblinken, with the help of Michael C. Dragoven, who holds “the key" to defeat the God of Darkness must gather like-minded people to use the power of the Elemental Gods, bring them to join their side to fight the enemy, and at the same time regain Victor’s lost memories to uncover the crimes the God of Darkness did to him before and the strange bond between Victor and him. But when they gathered the allies they want, many mysteries were gradually revealed, they gradually realized that they were not facing only one enemy, the God of Darkness...
Where will it all go? What dark secrets will be revealed?
Will this force achieve its goal? What other evil forces are lurking to sabotage Victor and his friends' plan to protect the world?
Young people with a reluctant mission to find their answers behind the mysteries. Will they be able to face the demons and achieve their goal in the end? Who will survive, and who will die in this cruel war?

Elements: The Ancient Tomb

"I always want to give all the good things to you as a relative. Because you seem to be like me, who had suffered separation and loss of loved ones. I can safely to say that there is an invisible connection between you and me. I completely sympathize with what you've been through before you’re on my side. Do you think I chose and worked hard to train you just because of your ability?" 


Arthur couldn't help but be surprised to hear the words uttered from his mouth. Although there was a slight fluctuation in his heart, he still did not show any remorse or repentance, on the contrary, loudly: 


"Don't show pity on me. That's why I've always hated you. Even if what you say is true, I can't like the person you've always been." 


The sinners