Capítulo 905: Chapter 647: The Coastal City of Milovia (Part 2)
In other words, players can now freely move around the entire Fengye Territory.
But honestly, even though Eve had opened part of the Fengye Territory map in the Human World early on, not many players have gone there…
The most important reason is that there are too few monsters to kill in Fengye Territory.
Apart from players who want to play in the Human World or do business, quite a few newcors don’t even know about this part of the map.
Of course, the long journey is also one of the reasons.
Apart from the Amway Chamber of Comrce and Black Dragon Comrce (part of the ngng Committee) that secretly left teleportation arrays at their outpost in Fengye City, other players, unless using the privately set teleportation arrays by these two guilds, can only travel there on foot.
That would an a journey of ten days to half a month.
Even with teleportation arrays, it would take at least a week’s journey, and that’s by carriage.
This duration is enough to deter many people.
After all, most players are impatient and prefer to play the ga in the most convenient way.
Ten days to half a month’s journey?
Even if converted to real-ti, it would still be two to three days of continuous travel, which is just too grueling…
If it weren’t for this, teleportation arrays wouldn’t be so popular in the “Elf Kingdom,” and the areas near teleportation arrays in each main city wouldn’t have the highest real estate prices.
The release of several exploration tasks naturally sparked a wave among players.
Hidden tasks… the mont they are released, they are no longer “hidden.”
Once one person gets a task, the entire server knows about it within an hour.
This has beco a routine in the “Elf Kingdom.”
The rewards from the first Titan Ruins have long made many players rich, and having tasted the benefits, they naturally pay special attention to the newly erged ruins.
For a ti, a large number of players began moving towards the unfrequented western Elf Forest and the devastated Half-Beast Royal Court in the southern Death Desert.
These are the coordinates of two already excavated Titan Ruins.
However, there was not much activity at the ruins near Fengye City.
After all… reaching Silver Lower Level is a hurdle.
Calculating conservatively, the number of players at this level across the whole server is not more than a thousand.
With a thousand people scattered across the entire ga map, they are quite sparse.
Of course, the different task release formats are also one reason. For tasks released differently from the previous ruins explorations, these high-level players almost unanimously chose to quietly make a fortune…
This was also intentional by Eve.
After all, this ruin is located in the Human World, and if a lot of elves suddenly appear around it, it could easily attract the attention of the Eternal Church.
And that is not sothing Eve wants to see.
Unknowingly, a week had passed like this.
And a week later, players exploring the ruins began to report back with ssages…
The Elf Forest is vast, and the Death Desert is comparable in size.
These two maps are complex and desolate, respectively.
Were it not for the coordinates, players using free exploration might need much more ti to reach the ruins, but things have sped up now…
The first discovered ruin was the Titan Ruins in the Death Desert.
This ruin is located near the destroyed Half-Beast Royal Court, and after the “liberation” of the Half-Beast Royal Court in the Death Desert, players established a teleportation array leading to Sandstorm City.
So it was quite easy to find the marked ruins nearby…
Within a day, the ngng Committee, which had an outpost in Sandstorm City, got the first advantage by finding the ruins’ location and began exploring…
This is a ruin much larger than the Titan Ruins previously explored in the Elf Forest.
If Eve’s judgnt is correct, this ruin was the Titan Giants’ royal court, even having a spatial channel to the Titan Plane — the Titan Giants’ racial plane.
Of course, the Titan Plane had already collapsed and been destroyed, and the royal court long since broken, and after unknown rounds of looting and exploration here, there was nothing valuable left when players found it.
However, as always, this is relative to Eve.
For players, even the stone materials from the ruins were valuable treasures worth transporting away.
The Fourth Calamity’s na isn’t just for show…
If it weren’t for Eve’s control, these ruins might have been entirely dismantled by players to build their own main cities.
Two days after players discovered the Titan Royal Court ruins, the Titan Ruins in the western Elf Forest were also found.
This one was smaller and showed signs of previous exploration.
Not only that, but players even found so lost elf structures next to the ruins.
Among them stood Elf Steles, and so players skilled in the Elf Language translated them, finding that they described the Titan Ruins…
The Elf Clan… historically seed to treat this place as a tourist relic site.
In other words, these ruins must have been excavated by the Elf Clan in the past.
The discovery of these elf buildings excited those players who had studied the ga background.
Because this suggested the possible existence of an elf city nearby!
Thus began further exploration.
As Eve predicted, this ruin was located not far from the seaside city of Milovia.
After discovering this ruin, players quickly explored the nearby elf city ruins.
This was the fifth large elf city discovered by players after Feilengcui, Rivendell, the Elf Capital (Fengye City), and Cenolan!
The seaside city Milovia is situated on a golden sandy beach.
Unlike previous elf cities, this one is quite well-preserved, with elegant and majestic white stone architecture undamaged, even the city’s temple is untouched.
It’s clear this city did not suffer the ravages of war, only overgrown weeds and vines adding a touch of desolation to the lost city.
The city sits beside an endless sea, crystal-clear and blue waves continuously crashing against the beach, above which seabirds fly freely and sing, with cool sea breezes seemingly able to brush away all worries…
The distant horizon rges with the clear sky, making it hard to tell where the sea ends and the sky begins, a breathtakingly beautiful scene.
The first group of players arriving here was imdiately bewitched by this enchanting view.
As stunning screenshots were uploaded to the ga forum, the na of the seaside city of Milovia also began thriving in the “Elf Kingdom”…
Undoubtedly, the scenic enthusiasts found another holy ground to visit.
And the Life Church quickly took action upon receiving the news, arranging to set up teleportation arrays and bring this forr elf city back under control…
Of course, the ga map also needs to be updated in sync.
The new elf city sparked a wave of new sightseeing enthusiasm among players.
However, as a behind-the-scenes observer, Eve slightly frowned.
Because He discovered sothing strange.
Milovia hasn’t been damaged, even the temple is intact, which implies it wasn’t affected by the Divine War a thousand years ago.
But curiously, there is no statue of the Goddess in the well-preserved Natural Temple.
Of course… there are no other mythological statues either.
This is quite intriguing.
After all… statues can’t just walk away on their own, right?
Not to ntion that since the city was not besieged by war…where did the residents go?
Even if the elf clan retreated after the Divine War a thousand years ago, most returning to Feilengcui, there should still have been those unwilling to leave, right?
But… there is no sign of that in the city, not a single trace of living remains.
This puzzled Eve, realizing that Milovia might still hold so secrets, potentially related to the whereabouts of the residents, necessitating further in-depth exploration…
But just then, another piece of news caught His attention.
The Titan Ruins exploration task in Fengye Territory, participated entirely by top players, had failed.
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