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Hope you like the color green! Lush, thick forests and healthy grasslands as far as the eye can see, with hills that dot the landscape and make it just that less repetitive. Many clearings have been cut for people to easily walk or drive through, leading to the city in one direction, and leading to a larger clearing that contains a Sub-Gate as well as the major ruins of the forest further in. The occasional small mountain makes an appearance in ways that make many think that, from above someone designed the forest on a great canvas.

One of the largest-known cities in the world! Kattelox City, despite this fact, looks rather 'normal' in comparison to many cities - its main draw comes from the fact that the various parts of the city have to be put into sections! The first part which many come upon is Apple Market, the shopping district, after which the entire city seems to open up to you - Downtown and Uptown(and its Lake Jyun, which houses a major ruin) are separate districts, with City Hall and the buildings around it having their own district. To the east is the old city, bleak and industrial in comparison.

Gray, bleak, and depressing seem to be a few words often used to describe this place - it is what used to be Kattelox City before they expanded. There are entire sections of the city dedicated to almost primitive(in comparison to normal technology) power and processing plants, with a few people still passing through as workers. Nobody lives here anymore, the sound of wind blowing through tending to be the only thing one hears. Unless you count the angry dogs that still inhabit the area, that is. The Old City, however, is itself the 'gateway' to the Main Gate, the largest ruin on the island. The Main Gate, however, remains closed to this day after a disaster had been averted from the first time it had been opened...

The Clozer Woods is much like the Cardon Forest in a way - for quite a time much of the woods have been cleared to allow for people to pass through, however all around them trees still watch over them. A few old warehouses and stone platforms litter the first parts of the woods - as one goes deeper in they will find small rivers, mountains, even a Sub-Gate. In the heart of the woods, the infamous Clozer Ruins lies - hundreds of feet worth of land have been dug out around it, preventing most people from accessing the ruin with anything other than some sort of airship.

Lush, rolling hills of grass as far as the eye can see, with the occasional tree dotting the landscape as if strategically placed for the most profound relaxing effect upon the eyes. These fields are a simple place, Manda being a simple island known more for how many people come to relax than anything else. Don't think that it's all fun and games, though... a nicely-sized ruin is nearby, and you know what that means - Reaverbots! You shouldn't have to worry too much, though - they seem to only attack people intending to enter the ruin and nothing more. Enjoy your stay!

A beautiful, quaint town not far from the ocean, Pokte Village is not particularly a place of note, however its people are incredibly kind, generous, and resilient to hardship, all in the same package. They are noted for their incredibly photographic memories, the mayor of the village actually being the giver of perhaps the hardest trivia contest known on the earth. The village is also the 'gateway' to one of the major ruins of the world, grassy and grown over with ages of moss. Very few people, perhaps maybe one or two, have even dared to enter it. It is interesting to note that Pokte Village has undergone repairs as of late, a large battle involving a massive mech destroying the entire village. The people have endured however, and the village is just like new.

One of the world's many 'major' ruins, called so because of its sheer size and seeming 'uniqueness', at least in comparison to the many 'minor' ruins under the earth. Manda Ruins is a massive, moss-covered jungle deathtrap, with various bugs and other things that are not so bug-like. The environment itself could perhaps pose more of a threat to those crazy enough to set foot in here, Nature itself seeming to have bred with technology to create a horrible abomination ready to devour any intruder without the help of its servant Reaverbots. Take note, however... if the ruins don't get you, the Reaverbots will.

Nino Island isn't so much of an island as it is a small industrial town built on top of an enormous tower, done so to seal off and protect the ruins which this tower leads into. To even get to Nino Island at all, one must have a form of aerial transportation and dock at the platform here to get into the 'island' itself. The platform's entire area is actually very expansive - not only are there many places for one to dock, however there always seem to be people coming and going, Nino Island being the headquarters for the Digger's Guild. One can explore other platforms, including ones that act as defense for the island. It may be 'just a platform', but this platform is almost a good half of the island's territory!

Ruminoa City is a large, dome-enclosed city built over the Nino Ruins to seal and protect it. It has three large floors accessible by an elevator, a large hole in the ground that has been protected by a thick wall inside of it in the center of the first floor - this hole is the entrance to the Nino Ruins, a sprawling maze famous for needing a rebreather to navigate safely. Other notable locations inside of Ruminoa City include the Digger's Guild Headquarters, as well as rather respectable junk and other item shops where many Diggers have looked to for supplies. There is a ladder on the third floor as well, which allows people to stand at the top of the enclosed city, a flat square platform that looks out on the ocean.

The deserts of Saul Kada themselves serve as a landing pad for many a Digger who cannot make it to the city - intense heat soon beats down upon them as the rolling hills of sand fill their vision. Ruins of what seem to be ancient Grecian-style buildings dot the landscape, with small pine trees, even an oasis to be found. Sinkholes are common, quicksand even more so, and Reaverbots thrive in the sand, waiting for prey, built to function in the sandy climate. It is the only way on foot to Saul Kada City, and the deserts also house one of the higher-classed Sub-Gates widely-known to Diggers.

The sole city in Saul Kada is, quite honestly, not much less hotter than the desert around it. Its walls are high and white, however, reflecting much of the sunlight that it would normally absorb. White is, indeed, a prominent color featured in the marble and stone buildings and walls which cover the city. Beautiful trees are painstakingly arranged in pleasing patterns, with colorful mosaic tiles under the feet of all who walk by. The people of the city live modestly despite the looks of their city, and the golden statue which sits on a pedestal at the center of their town receives much worship and adoration. Open a door, however, and you are greeted with a large walled area of sand, a platform in the middle with an elevator, which leads down into their famous ruins, deep, dark and dangerous...

Travelers are welcome; as such there is a large pad for ships to land, and many visitors are welcome with open arms.

With Kimotoma City in a state of neverending party after having finished all of its rebuilding and remodeling, the Bal-Kacche Bazaar has been reopened at the center of the city, a gathering point for not only everyone in the city but everyone in the rest of the world as people come from all sorts of islands to partake in the amazing shopping opportunities that they are granted here! You'll never know what you'll come upon here, from complete duds to practical steals! ... In more than one way. Watch out for pickpockets! Masses of people equal pickpockets, usually.

Nearly the entire stretch of Calinca Island is covered in seemingly endless snow which falls almost every other day to cover whatever may melt - the town of Yosyonke is no exception. People walk around near-constantly in warm clothing, despite most likely being used to it at this point. Very few people come to the town, so a simple landing pad for but a couple ships is provided. Moving away from the town is a bad idea, as one comes upon the endless tundra that is the entire island. Calinca is famous for having perhaps one of the only post offices in the known world somehow, and its church is not only that, but the home of two ruins right next to each other! Both a Sub-Gate and the ice-coated Calinca Ruins are open to Diggers, however they are extremely dangerous.

Snow. Yes. Lots of it. Loooots of it. The Calinca Tundra is just that - rolling hills of snow as far as the eye can see, no life inhabiting it save for perhaps the spare explorer, or even the occasional Reaverbot. Chasms are for the most part bridged by railroad tracks, which lead into a tunnel - these tunnels are themselves a large and expansive ruin!

Hope you brought a jacket along.