Human

Humans are a race in Skeleton Knight In Another World.

Background
One of the most numerous race in the Other World, humanity is spread across the continent in the fantasy setting.

Originally humans were a very minor race, descendants of human Wanderers that found themselves transported via an odd phenomenon.

Appearance
Similar to their counterparts from Earth, humans in the other world come with a same skin color, with different hairstyles, and eye color as well as builds.

Culture
From Arc's perspective, the humans in the new world are around the technological level of the medieval era with a class of nobility reigning over them. The race has a negative reputation amongst all civilized races as humanity as a whole has used the many differences of others and invented rumors to claim superiority over all creatures.

From an elven point of view, humans hate all that is different or superior to them, resulting in many other intelligent races such as elves and beastmen to avoid interacting with them as they two races are often subjected to persecution and slavery.

Most non-human races tend to view humans as short-sighted, narrow-minded and beings with very short memories. This is supported by chronological evidence stretching to Rhoden’s disastrous war with Canada, which nearly resulted in the former’s near destruction, to which the human kingdom later formed a treaty. But later breached of its treaty by provoking the elves having forgotten their devastating defeat at the elves and belief of their species supremacy through unsupported religious doctrine. According to a Dragon Lord, another species whom humanity had raised arms against and failed to defeat, humans only inhabit a small portion of the world and the idea that it revolves around them was pure delusion.

Abilities
As a whole humans are a very weak species, that only make up through the use of their numbers and organizations. To give them some credit they can strengthen their muscles and become strong on human standards, learn swordsmanship and become a master on their own right, some may even be skilled enough to be a match for an elf.

In regards to magical capacity, humans are not a natural magical species. While some have displayed the ability to use magic, the trait is most likely the result of intermingling with elves. In fact all the noble families of human societies have elven blood which permit them to use magic though unlike elves they have no affinity for spirit magic.

Trivia

 * In the Other World, humans past the age of fifty were considered elderly as it was an age that few ever reached.