Monster Scholar

[Estheres]

Hello, I'm the resident expert of Monsterology here in Geffen. Is there anything in particular that you're curious about?

Well, as you may already know, since Wizards and Mages train in Geffen, monsters tend to stay away from the city. So tired adventurers are welcome to rest here.

Still, if you want to seek out strong monsters, you can cross the bridge to the West and fight Kobolds.

You look strong enough for that kind of challenge. But if you see anyone more reckless cross the Western bridge, you might want to give them a warning.

Um, but if you're planning to go there, you better not go alone. I really recommend that you be well prepared if you're gonna fight those kinds of monsters.

Recent news?

Well, the Juno Monster Museum is now open to the public. They have a fascinating exhibit and various monsters are now on display!

I mean, I've read about all sorts of monsters in the Prontera and Juno Libraries, and encountered a few in the wild, but now I get a chance to see some strong monsters in real life!

What's also exciting is the exploration achieved by you adventurers for the Rune-Midgarts Kingdom.

When a new land is discovered, there are usually unique monsters that are indigenous to that area.

So new monsters are basically being discovered all the time! The variety of creatures that roam this world is really quite fascinating.

The truth is that monsters have existed since ancient times. The Era of Monsters was when the power of the monsters was at its peak.

They've plagued humans for a long time, but were completely annihilated in a great war between mankind and the monsters.

However, as the balance of nature has changed, the monsters have inevitably returned. Not too many people know this, but most monsters were gentle creatures at one time. It's sad, really...

Ah yes, Jellopy.

It seems that almost every monster around is composed of Jellopy. But is it just a crystallization made by some monsters, or is it... More?

From our research of ancient monsters and studies of recently discovered monsters, it seems that that traces of Jellopy cannot be found in stronger beasts.

Still, may of us believe that there might be some relation to Jellopy and monsters, although it may be hard to believe that there is any.

It's possible that Jellopy may be linked to a monster's personality and strength. So, if you mixed Jellopy with something, you'd create a stronger monster.

Of course, doing that kind of experimentation just seems dangerous. You might be able to unleash some really scary monsters into the world...