Midgard Exploration

- I saw a book and stretched my hand out to reach for it. I think it's about cities in Rune-Midgarts. -

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I shouldn't read it.

Humans often find great joy in venturing their lives in uncertain future.

Comodo is a place for people who gamble with their future for something called 'fortune.' It seems irrelevant to ruling the kingdom though.

Unidentifiable groups such as 'Female and Foot Volleyball' and 'Play Ranking Committee' got rid of games in that city.

Comodo was known to be a beach city filled with pleasure, and it used to be a place where you could find all sorts of entertainment. But I can't really say if it's still like that.

There's a female priest, who is admired by the people of the village, and there seems to be good reasons for her existence.

People bring her diamonds as a tribute, and she gives them gods' gifts in return. Although it seems like you have to be pretty lucky to receive it...

First of all, I would like to start this book by expressing my respect to the challenging spirit of humans.

In Umbala, where a gigantic tree forms a village, there are people who challenge themselves to jump off from tall trees for various reasons.

It's kind of strange if you think about it. I thought jumping off from a tree was a type of coming-of-age ceremony for human males. I can't believe there's another reason for it.

Comodo is the only village in the southern part of this continent.

Then, what is Paros Lighthouse for?

Further investigation is delayed because only a sailor is stationed in that area currently and I couldn't find any evidence to suggest that a political or social organization is involved in that area.

You can get to an island called Bahia by boat, and you can find an underground cave there.

The existence of such a deep and long cave in an island is a geographical mystery!

Moreover, would any scholar be able to explain how humans here can breathe without gills in a place filled with water?

Prontera is a big city, so ensuring the stable supply of resources is very important.

Especially, the supply of water resources is important for humans are vulnerable and they can't survive even for 30 days without water.

Therefore, they built a huge building that looks like a water and sewer facility...

But why can't I find the entrance inside the city? Is it a structural problem? Or is it for security?

Glast Heim, the ruins of what was once a great castle.

Soon, they're going to reveal what have happened here and the story behind it. So, let's focus on the development of the situation.

Anyway, there are a number of monsters living together in more than 10 regions; all in the upper and lower parts of Glast Heim.

More detailed geographic information on this region is...so limited that I want to just grab any urban engineer by the collar and start asking.

Although human civilization is advanced enough to establish a country, humans are not accumulating knowledge but merely shifting their focus from one to another,

and it seems like they're no longer able to differentiate a certain tree or grass from another.

Otherwise, they wouldn't have named this well-organized forest as 'the mysterious forest.' I can't believe they gave such a strange name to this forest just because they can't find their way out.

They might have believed that language is an exclusive possession of human. But I'm sure they changed their mind after meeting us, the fairies.

However, they're not surprised to see that some cats, much bigger in size than normal ones, are living in a socialized society and are able to communicate with humans.

There's something I don't know. Should I reveal the truth?

Breaking News: Thoughts on a secret place.

There is constant exploitation and harassment going on in a monastery, not far from Prontera.

They lure people who attempt to walk in god's way and make them gather mushrooms or run long distances...why is this acceptable!