Two Slayans were revealed to be brothers, and the much stronger third one (who later named himself Ban) was an AI created by Il-Ban. Ban has the power of all classes at master level and was given powers that were based on a combination between Yureka and Ijoyen/Neogia. Known Battles #10 #9 Seidius, Archer, #8 K.C, Thief Row, Swordsman (the only player who was not defeated) Whan, Swordsman, #4 Lotto, Wizard/ Archmage Aradon, Magic Gladiator Olios, Archer; Remi, Warrior, #7 Hata; Rasbal, Beastmaster, #6 Basara, Gladiator Note: Numbers represent the now abolished ranking in the Land of Dragons, PK zone. Names listed on the same line are players fought in the same battle. Piri Piri is a NPC character whose Roto crushed on but fell in love on Aradon. She is a NPC shopkeeper. Later in the chapter titled "this story again" on the last pages it shows a woman who looks like Piri lying in a bed hooked up to machines. This implies that she may have been a victim of a "killer"; seeing as she was in the same state as Jaeha who was killed by Elca. Later it shows that Piri, ingame as the shopkeeper, also has a key like many of regular players of Lost Saga. Classes Single Classes Alchemist Archer Assassin Beast Master Cleric Freelancer Mage Necromancer Pikeman Priest Swordsman Thief Warrior Witch Double Classes Force Master (Master Warrior and Mage) Dark/ Anti Priest (Master Necromancer and Priest) Temple Knight (Master Priest and Warrior) Wizard/ Archmage (Master Mage and partially mastered Swordsman) Magic Sword Master (Master Swordsman and Mage) Sword Master (Master Freelancer and Swordsman) Gladiator (Master Warrior and Sword Master) Class Breakers Ranger (high levels in most classes; only ever achieved by the character Alpha, who pioneered it in an attempt to be a ninja) Cultural Notes While Roto's name has been translated as "Roto," this translation has a possibility of being "culturally" incorrect. "Roto" can be spelled either one of two main ways in English. The first one being "Roto" and the second being "Lotto." The Korean language has no "l" or "r" sound so "Roto" is a correct translation. However, the Korean slang term for "lottery" is "lotto" and so the main character's name could be seen as a play on the Korean word for "lotto," thereby making his name "Lotto" instead of "Roto." Something of note is that while Jang-Gun's sister's