Erase - Eric Nam http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T0_HSaSYAf8     -------------------- Narrator’s P.O.V:     In this vast world, people are oblivious.   The majority of humans have no belief in the world. They don’t believe in magical beings or fairy-tales. They only believe in what they can see, or what is rational in their eyes.   People like that are lonely, and are often afraid to lose all that they have.   People like Lee Miyoung.   Sure, she’s scared to lose those that are dear to her, and loneliness is her biggest fear, but she’s also a bit different, in a way.   You know why?   She believes in those fairy-tales.   How?   The answer is easy:   She’s simply part of one.   The world is still the same, especially in the country of South Korea. Miyoung’s story doesn’t take place in the year 300x, or in some galaxy far, far away. Rather, it takes place in the 21st century—our time.   Those oblivious people are in the part of the population called the healers. Most of them live normal lives, unaware of the real world and its mystical creatures. The other 10% of them still lead human lives, but they know about the real crisis.   The ancient feud between the other two biggest groups of people—the chasers and the evaders.   The chasers are the part of the population that were originally human, but lost parts of their bodies due to the war. Their missing body parts were then recreated. Although they’re mostly human, they despise the evaders.   The evaders are the part of the population that range from regular humans to androids. These humans have once been part of the healer population, but had been tempted to become citizens of evader territory.   So what did these two groups at war do?   They were represented by leaders, or packs of six or seven, many, many eons ago.   Currently, the evaders are represented by the Teen Top Andromedas—six androids that are legendary. They have strong teamwork, but individually, are weak. Since they are robots, they are virtually indestructible unless their hardware is smashed in battle. They have been around for many years, yet, their faces are unknown. The Andromedas’ physical appearances remain to only be known by the Inspirits.   The chasers are represented by the Infinite Inspirits—seven half-humans that have extremely strong configurations done to their bodies. The Inspirits are have close bonds with each other, like a family, but prefer to fight alone. This is why their teamwork is weak, but their individual skills are extraordinary.    Each group usually has a master—one individual, regardless of gender, from any of the three population groups to guide and lead them. The Inspirits usually have a leader that is from the Healer group. The master is then changed to become an evader.   The Andromedas, however, have not had a master since the war began. They believe that one is not needed, since many hate them already.   Although these two foes are extremely strong, the Inspirits are more well-known and liked, even by the Healers, who keep the peace and don’t participate in the battle. The Andromedas are frowned down upon, except in their own territory. Again, their faces remain unknown in the healer and evader regions, especially since they are disliked.   Up until now, different models of androids have been created by evader scientists, but they are all items bought for personal use, much like a house-pet, or buying a friend. This is what disgusts the chasers even more.   However, the Andromeda