We finally returned from the Maze of No Return!  Now we know why no one's ever returned. It's because of its topography and layout, made to mix up ones sense of direction.  It must’ve been made by very meticulous people. But we made it back by picking out a landmark and beat the legendary 'Maze of No Return!'

Balbak abandoned mine.  A mine filled with miners during the gold rush is now quiet.  But rumor says there is a secret ore deposit.  Maybe there are some priceless deposits…?

Mining has restarted   for a   limited time   at the abandoned Balbak mines. Due to rumors of a hidden ore deposit, mining restarted to see if the rumors were true.  Of course we participated and during the mining, a miner said, ‘It’s like the Gold Rush returned’. What did he see in this ruined old mine...

There was some sort of ruin at the Bed Desert when I went shopping.  Was that the legendary unexplored region?  If interested, go check it out.

The day we left on our exploration we heard of a 'demon in Bed Desert'.  At the end of each month a monster called 'Sandworm' appeared in an enormous tornado engulfing the area with darkness while the tornado isolates the desert from the outside world.  Is this to protect the area, or some sort of message to the human race...?

The search group, led by Bashon, explores regions unknown and introduces the area to the people in the city.  The most recent exploration was a big one, but reaffirmed her leadership abilities.  We recorded every detail of the find of a new ancient ruin.  We're looking forward to it being published.

Receiving information on an unexplored ruin, we headed for the mountains.  Covered in a dense fog, the area seemed beautiful, like that of fairytales.  But this area was also affected by the war.  It's better not to say what we saw, letting you see it for yourself.  This sight would make you forget the joy of discovering a new ruin.

A monster's been terrorizing the Bervenia region.  Behemoth has killed approximately 30 farmers, including Cassandra.  We beat it, but it showed us the brutal aspect of nature. What's going to happen?