World
The World of Silver Palace
A Victorian industrial metropolis powered by Silverium, at the junction of prosperity and decline — where reality and fable blur, and this is the golden age of detectives.
The city is Silvernia: steam and gaslight, noble politics and fragile justice, an industrial golden age running on liquid Silverium. You are the Detective, returning to the city after a disaster three years ago — driven by loss, and by the truth behind the death of a loved one. Conspiracies fester beneath the facade of peace.
The story opens in Filiarna Year 3 — the era name appears in the official CN-server world copy; the EN localization has not printed it yet, so read the transliteration as unofficial. The official framing that survives translation is simpler: the Detective returns, the city stands at the junction of prosperity and decline, and the case is to find where the bullet came from.
Play runs on four verbs — socialize, investigate, judge, and fight. Cases branch with your choices; deduction is not a cutscene between battles. What each verb looks like in practice lives in the guides; this section is the city and the people in it.
- Place The City High Peers and its Spire, Morgue Street and its taverns, the incinerator under the outskirts — the districts, the landmarks, and the things hunting in the gaps between them.
- People Factions House Luna and its landlady, the new River Constabulary, the UMI board office, and the Maid Association — the organizations jockeying beneath the city's surface.
Beyond the single case
At gamescom's Opening Night Live in August 2026, the CN server revealed a multiplayer mode under the title 贪婪之屋 ("House of Greed", unofficial translation) — an extension beyond the single-player narrative. Rules, matchmaking, and scope were not announced; the EN name has not been printed. It enters this wiki properly when Elementa publishes it.
A note on names
Names on these pages are official EN wherever the English localization has printed them — Silvernia, Silverium, High Peers, Morgue Street, the River Constabulary, House Luna, UMI. Where only the CN server has named a place or group, the page says so in place and gives a marked literal translation. Nothing here invents a name ahead of the localization.