What you must know about Roam

The Supreme Council composed of the nine imperial families is responsible for the political, economic, cultural, artistic, and military affairs of the Roam people. It serves as the primary assistant to the King of Roam

The Temple is responsible for the faith and ethnic cohesion of the Roam people, overseeing internal surveillance, intelligence gathering, as well as external assassinations and purges. The High Priest of the Temple is on par with the Roam King, yet holds a slightly lower status. After the natural death of the Roam King, the High Priest is responsible for the selection of the heir to the throne

Social Structure: The social system of the Roam people is composed of families. The ruling family is rotated once every hundred years, while the upper families are rotated every twenty years. The temple scores each family based on the number of talents that emerge within the family over the hundred-year and ten-year periods. The nine families with the highest scores are designated as the ruling family for the next hundred years, while the next one hundred and eight families with the highest scores become the upper families. The ruling family and upper families can share fifty percent of the total wealth produced by the Roam society, granting them significant benefits and power. It is an extremely tragic event for any family to be expelled from these one hundred and seventeen privileged families. As candidates for upper families, there are often hundreds to a thousand middle families.

If a family of lower status produces exceptionally talented individuals, they may join the military or scientific research institutions, and their achievements will also be recorded in the family's points. Historically, there have been extraordinary geniuses from lower-ranking families who, through their own merits, elevated their families into the ranks of the imperial families.

The more devastating the natural disasters that befall the Roam people, the more they are revered as deities. Recently, a small black hole that destroyed three of their immigrant spacecraft, resulting in the loss of millions of residents, has become the most widely worshipped deity among them in the past century.

Overall, the Roam people are proud and arrogant; they look down upon all other civilized species. This bad temper persists even after they are forced to leave their homeland and begin to wander. Thus, they habitually worship deities, considering themselves servants of the gods, standing closest to the divine while distancing themselves from the worldly beings they disdain. However, it is precisely because of their pride and arrogance that they scorn the deities worshipped by the vast majority of their compatriots. Therefore, when they encounter the religious systems of Earth, some among them react in a particular way.

ten thousand lower-tier families

Composition of Human Rights in Roam

The Roam people use special energy-storing crystals to carve various statues of deities, their immense mental power converging within these statues to achieve a form of existence that is almost akin to a soul, which is then transformed into their deities. Thus, the deities of the Roam people are created by them, generated by them, and ultimately become the embodiment of their spirit

The upper house, composed of one hundred and eight prominent families, is responsible for overseeing the Supreme Council and safeguarding the interests of the entire Roam populace

Roam Wang can only be selected from the young members of the Elector family

The religious system of the Roam people is characterized by a complex primitive polytheism, transitioning from a totemic deity system to a primary stage of a spirit possession system. The highest temple of the Roam people, the Pantheon, simultaneously worships thousands of deities, ranging from the God of the Universe to the God of Time, the God of Space, and specific deities such as the God of Black Holes, the God of Stars, the God of Planets, and the God of Cosmic Ray Storms, among others. Notably, the specific deities, such as the God of Black Holes, are detailed to the extent of hundreds, representing all the tribulations encountered by the Roam people during their long wandering journey through the universe.

After the natural life of the King of Roam has concluded, the High Priest of the temple must select from the members of the nine great imperial families, choosing the most outstanding individual to become the King of Roam

The most arrogant individuals have become followers of the Earth's religions. However, due to their pride and arrogance, they look down upon the doctrines of these religions, arbitrarily altering the religious teachings according to their own understanding, which has led to the emergence of the four perverse beings known as the Dark Four Heavenly Kings