Lore

Rune Midgard Kingdom is a kingdom that borders Schwalzwald and is the strongest power in the Midgard continent centered on strong military power.

The holy Rune-Midgarts Kingdom has ruled the large territory near the center of the Midgard continent for over a thousand years, and is currently ruled by the wise and benevolent King Tristam III. Although many religions are practiced in Rune-Midgarts, Odin is the major deity of the nation. The Prontera Sanctuary dedicated to worshipping Odin is located in Prontera, the capital of Rune-Midgarts.

A royal state that rules the Rune Midgarts Kingdom, and knights that protect the king exist. As it is a capital city, it accommodates most basic life/guild functions such as merchant associations, cathedrals, and training centers. The arena competition is held once a year, and Keias has won the competition twice. Since it is a central area, most citizens also live here, and there is a group residential area in charge of the satellite residence function in the surrounding field. In order to supply water to many citizens, there is a canal underground, which has the function of treating water and sewage at the same time. It is said that in order to meet the king, there must be a strict qualification test, but rumors say that the current king is missing. It is a large city often visited by adventurers and hunters to take a break from their tiring journey of training and poaching. In addition, there are several natural caves where monsters often appear, making it a good playground for adventurers.

Prontera's advantageous location in the center of the Midgard continent has attributed to its success as a center of trade and commerce. The capital is also famous as a city where Swordmen could change their jobs to Knights and Crusaders. The Swordman Association also used to be located in Prontera, but its facilities were moved to Izlude, Prontera's satellite city.

It is on the right-hand side of the Schwalzwald Mountains on the border side. In the past, the power was very strong enough to conquer the country using magic power, but due to each other's selfishness, the magic power ran high and was on the verge of self-destruction. However, a legendary figure who suddenly appeared overcame this crisis, and now it has become an ordinary small town. This region has a strong autonomous character and is ruled by a lord who exercises royal power. Due to its geographical characteristics, it is also a place where you can easily observe the planes crossing the border to interact with Schwarzwald. It is said that the reputation from the past has been passed down, and many magic researchers are still studying the past here and studying the past. For this purpose, there is a wizard guild, and there are facilities that only wizards can use, such as Gepenia Tower.

Geffen, the city of magic, is located to the northwest of the Rune-Midgarts Kingdom. The city attracts many aspiring Mages, and the Geffen Tower is considered holy ground to magic adepts and a symbol of Geffen. It is rumored that the secret to accessing Gefenia, an ancient mystic city in which the treasures of elves are hidden, can be found in Geffen.

A small village in the highlands of the mountains, the hometown of Iris Irene. This is a very oriental city that is traditionally inhabited by cleric humans such as Iris. It is a city that lives in an atmosphere somewhat cut off from the outside due to its closed and isolated regional characteristics. It is said that they can keep the oriental cultural style handed down from ancient times because they are under the protection of the four holy waters, and they live proudly that they have a sacred duty to keep and protect these four holy waters.

Payon is a mountain village located at the northwest of the Rune-Midgarts Kingdom. Masterful bow crafting and archery skills have been developed in the mountains of Payon, and Payon has become famous as a village of Archers and for training outstanding Hunters. It's widely believed that Payon Archers never miss their targets. The "Gakkung Bow", a powerful composite bow, is one of Payon's special archery products.

A port city on the coast, intermediary trade is very active. Currently, the number of departures has greatly decreased due to frequent tsunamis, but it is a very important area for movement by sea route. It is a city frequented by tourists due to the beautiful natural scenery surrounding the sea, and it is said that the king's private villa is located here. As it occupies an important position in the trade of the Kingdom of Frontera, it is a well-developed city where you can find rare gems and rare items. It is said that a treasure ship headed for Frontera sank due to a major tsunami a few years ago. Because of the news, it is said that adventurers such as merchants and thieves continue to come and go to find the sunken treasure. In addition, due to the nature of human traffic and trade, a bounty payment center for specialized bounty hunters has developed, and it is a place frequented by treasure hunters.

Alberta is a city of overseas trade located to the southwest of the Rune-Midgarts Kingdom. Although ships traveling from Izlude to Alberta are often targeted by pirates, traveling to Alberta by land is considered more difficult and time consuming. Alberta has flourished from its cheerful atmosphere, free trade policies, and the Merchant Guild that owns thirty percent of all commericial rights on the Midgard Continent, despite the threat of pirates.

A city built around an oasis in the Moroccan Desert, and archers live in the surrounding jungle. Although it is not very far from Frontera, it has strong regional characteristics in terms of climate and is a city that does not have much control over the Crown of Frontera. The regional governor is in charge of the politics and economy of the region, but unlike in the past, he is very incompetent, as if he was cursed by something, and he is not able to properly govern. As a result, internal affairs are very poor, and thieves are running around the city. However, guilds according to regional characteristics are active, so there are Bard's Guild, Archer's Guild, and Thieves' Guild. The domestic handicraft industry of cotton directing has developed, and trade is active accordingly. There are abandoned pyramids, many sand dunes, and sand hells around the village, and there are numerous jungle mazes and caves around the jungle.

Morroc is a small desert town located southwest of the Rune-Midgarts Kingdom. Most people veer away from Morroc's arid heat, but the town attracts aspiring Thieves since it is the stronghold of the Thief Guild. It's rumored that the Assassin Guild is hidden somewhere in the Sograt Desert near Morroc, so aspiring Assassins explore the desert to find it.

It is a new city located in the northern part of the Myornil Mountains. The road leading to the new town, which has potential for future development, boasts a beautiful view. It is a village where you have to stop by to make items, and at the same time, it is a village with infinite potential for future development. | It is located in the north of the Midgard continent, above the Myornil Mountains, so there are no special regional characteristics. In the original work, it is the southernmost city of the Schwarzwald Republic. As a place where canals are developed throughout the city, groundwater is raised using windmills placed throughout the town to artificially built a canal. It is a place where alchemy is developed, and the Alchemy Society is located where you can change your job to one of the secondary jobs, the Alchemist. In addition, there is a place where you can change to a sorcerer, one of the 3rd jobs, but it is a secret now. In addition, it is also the location of the headquarters of Capra, a logistics storage service that has branches throughout the continent.

It is said that the promised land always lies on the other side of a wilderness. If any one city can testify to that, it is undoubtedly Al de Baran. To the north of the city lie desolate, rocky plains, while to the south is the unforgiving Mount Mjolnir, a rugged mountain teeming with aggressive insects, plants, and beasts. However, situated in a basin between, the city of Al de Baran is a welcome respite for travelers heading north into the Schwartzwald Republic, or south into the Kingdom of Rune Midgard. A light, verdant, tranquil city of water, the city boasts a singular beauty and splendor that rivals even that of Lighthalzen. Known as the city of canals, also home of the Clock Tower. The majority of Al de Baran is indeed constructed around the waterways, using them for power, drinking water, and urban landscaping. In addition, a system of beautiful windmills dots the city's skyline, turning lazily in the mountain breeze. The scent of plant life, the crisp clean air, and the overall formal beauty of the city make it a well-known tourist city. It is here, also, that the Alchemist Guild makes its home, attracting many individuals from all over the world who wish to further research this strange science.

An abandoned castle to the north of Frontera, where Fenris Fenryl stopped by in search of a sword-Sentinel Breeze (the sword used by Keias) that possesses tremendous power. This place was originally a castle where the gods lived before the holy war, but it was destroyed by demons during the holy war, and now it has become a place where no one lives. Because the magic barrier surrounds the castle, ordinary people cannot enter, and it is said that bizarre monsters use it as their residence. Because it is a place where cursed monsters that call for blood always haunt, it is famous as a place of curses where proud adventurers easily lose their lives.

The Ruins of what was once the capital of Rune Kingdom, whose warriors were so powerful that other nations thought of them as Super Entities. Legends say that the king of that kingdom was seeking more power from the sacred tomes hidden deep inside of the Ancient Tower of Geffenia, so he sent Assassins to steal it from there. Little did he know that by reading a tome, he unleashed evil powers over his kingdom; so powerful that it damned every soul into infinite torment. The king's name was lost. Now he is only known as the Dark Lord, and what is left from Glast Heim citizens are now fearsome monsters feasting on the flesh and souls of wanderers. Lately some adventurers reported hearing explosions from inside the Ruins, though nobody knows what happened exactly.