Momonga was sent to the New World by himself and spent ten years building his empire, conquering Re-Estize and establishing the Sorcerer Kingdom in its place. Feeling a need for a much grander title, Momonga officially changed his name to Ainz Ooal...
That's how long it's been since Momonga first appeared within the New World and began his mission of world conquest. Since that day, the Undead had changed his name to Ainz Ooal Gown and established a new empire after conquering Re-Estize Kingdom. Though many people -mainly Humans- attempted to overthrow the Skeletal Monarch, Ainz ultimately prevailed and continued the expansion of the Great Kingdom of Nazarick; He desperately wished to find his comrades and rule the New World together, unless they didn't agree with such a choice.
However, after searching the world for almost five years, Ainz lost all hope of his friends joining him in the New World and chose to focus on his empire. With a little help from those around him, the mighty Sorcerer King managed to overcome his past and moved on from the old memories of his guild, which allowed him to make new bonds with people he met within his kingdom. Overall, Ainz had made a pretty good life in this strange magical world.
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Within the glorious Nazarick Empire, a large castle was stationed in the centre of the expansive kingdom and overshadowed every other structure. Much like the rest of the buildings held within the monarchy, the castle was crafted from a unique marble infused with 10th tier magic to they remained standing for as long as the Sorcerer King lived. Accompanying the marble were layers of blue glass and gold that were both enforced with adamantite, making them impervious to any attacks from low-level creatures. Outside the stairs to the castle were two large statues of Ainz Ooal Gown wearing a set of beautiful robes.
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Inside this gargantuan structure was a set of hallways that seemed to expand into nothingness, with multiple rooms adorning each side. Each of these rooms were a multitude of dining rooms, servant quarters and treasuries. However, at the very top of the castle was a beautiful living quarters that was the very definition of royalty; the floor was crafted from a rare stone mineral mixed with a high-tier bottle of magical elixir, making it practically unbreakable, whilst the walls consisted of gold and marble that were edged with patterns. At the back of the chamber was a large bed that could easily hold up to eight people at once, red curtains hanging above it.
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