Rumors swirled throughout the Hunter Association and bck market circles that deep within the a Solvren Ruins, traces of one of the legendary Seveies of the World had been discovered. These treasures, known for their unparalleled rarity and value, were sidered among the most coveted wonders in the world of hunters. Each of the Seveies possessed unique araordinary properties that defied ventional uanding. Among them was Water Gze, a vine-like pnt that thrived on dormant voloes encased in ice year-round. By abs sulfur-ripounds from its enviro, the pnt developed a crystalliransparency, giving it the appearance of delicate gss.

  Other renowned Beauties included the infamous Scarlet Eyes—the prized crimson eyes of the Kurta , which remained permaly red if the owner perished ihroes of stroion, making them a treasured relic sought by collectors and bck market dealers alike. There was also Liquid Titanium Ore, an exceedingly rare mineral that solidified upon cooling, radiating a soft, ethereal blue glow in the darkness.

  Among the more elusive of the Beauties was the Crystal Feather Bone, sourced from the nearly extinct bck crystal bird, a species with fewer than 200 known individuals ieheir jet-bck feathers, infused with a deadly toxin, were said to be both beautiful ahal.

  Another marvel was the Colorful Egg, a mysterious beast egg with an iridest shell that shifted through a kaleidoscope of colors, its true nature yet to be fully uood. Equally enigmatic was White Fire, a deep-sea fish found in the freezing por depths, whose entire body ignited with white fmes while alive but disied into nothingness upoh, making it nearly impossible to study or harvest.

  Finally, there was the most mysterious of them all—simply referred to as The Unknown. No records existed detailing its form or properties, leaving it shrouded in myth and specution, with many believing it to be a fabrication or an enigma yet to be revealed.

  Reports suggested that Water Gze had been spotted in the Solvren Ruins, led within the frigid enviro of Mount Kira'Zan, a dormant volo perpetually cloaked ihe ditions were ideal for such a rare pnt to flourish, drawing treasure hunters, bck market collectors, and gourmet hunters alike to seek their fortune—or their doom—within the ruins.This was enough to spark Larry’s curiosity and lure him to this remote areme enviro.

  Upon disembarking from the airship, Larry found himself in the rgest settlement in the region—Solvren City. The climate here was bizarre. At the foot of the volo, temperatures plunged well below freezing, but as one climbed higher, the warmth from the volic activity raised the temperature to a fortable 30 degrees Celsius he crater. Most of the popution resided in the middle altitudes, where the temperatures were moderate and ideal for daily living. Solvren City, like other nearby settlements, was built on the mountainside, led between the freezing o and the fiery crater.

  The cityscape of Solvren was remi of European towns, with rows of charming houses lining the streets. Most homes were single-family, structed in a Western architectural style—simple yet practical. They were typically one or two stories tall, featuring sriangur roofs painted in vibrao withstand heavy snowfall. The houses were predominantly built from wooden pnks, a stark trast to the stone dwellings Larry had seen in the desert. Uhe homes in Gordeau Desert, where numerous small windows facilitated ventition, houses here had fewer but rger windows—a deliberate design to retai in the frigid climate.

  Walking through the city, Larry observed the locals bustling about in thick coats and fur-lined hats. Vendors offered steaming cups of hot beverages, while merts dispyed volierals aiful ice sculptures, souvenirs that attracted many travelers to the region.

  led in the unique ndscape of Mount Kira’Zan , Solvren City was unlike any pce Larry had visited before. The trast between its frozen shores and the fiery heart of the volade it a truly extraordinary destination. Uhe relentless heat of Gordeau Desert, Mount Kira’Zan offered a far more pleasant climate, attrag tless tourists year-round.

  The city boasted an array of attras—from breathtaking ndscapes featuring t icebergs and bubbling va flows to mouth-watering cuisihat blended volic heat with the bounty of the surrounding sea. One of Mount Kira’Zan 's biggest draws was its hot springs, thanks to the region's abundahermal resources. Not only did they provide warmth iherwise chilly climate, but they also served as a major source of energy for the local popution.

  Naturally, Larry made the most of his stay by booking a room at the city's most luxurious hotel, renowned for the fi hot springs in Solvren. With a tented sigh, he sank into the steaming water, feeling the warmth seep into his bohe unique mineral-rich water carried a faint, fragrant aroma, a signature feature of Kira’s springs. Behind him, a massive oil paintied an aerial view of Mount Kira’Zan , capturing both its beauty and its destructive power.

  The true highlight of Larry’s hot spring experience, however, came in the form of three uypes of therapeutic fish that swam around him with purpose. First were the Liposu Fish, tiny seahorse-like creatures that eagerly g to his skin, abs excess oils with surprising efficy—a dream solution for aoo zy for a proper skincare routihen there were the Skiing Fish, more only found in hot springs across the region. They diligently nibbled away at dead skin, leaving behind a smooth and refreshed sensation that made Larry feel like he was shedding aire yer of himself. But the most fasating of them all were the Detoxification Fish, the rarest and priciest among the three.

  These translut fish tched onto his skin and begarag toxins from his body, their bodies slowly darkening to a deep purple hue as they absorbed impurities.

  Naturally, Larry—never oo miss out on an experieried them all, The liposu and skiing fish offered a novel experience, but it was the detoxification fish that truly amazed him. After only a short session, he felt a distinct lightness in his body, a newfound crity in his thoughts, and even an improvement in his Nen flow. “So this is what real detox feels like...” he mused, enjoying the feeling of his stress melting away.

  Over the few days, Larry wahrough the vibrant streets of Solvren, fully immersing himself iy's rich culture and s. The food se was unlike anything he had ever entered. Mount Kira’Zan ’s unique geography resulted in two vastly different ary traditions—volic cuisine and deep-sea cuisine, each distinct fvors and styles.

  The Volcaic Cuisince Bold and uious, this style focused on rich, hearty fvors. A prime example was the famous grilled Bastro Beast Meat, cooked usied volic stohis local bird, exclusive to the region, had a texture remi of both chi and mb but without any of the usual gaminess. A single fist-sized portion cost a whopping 200,000 Jenny, but it was worth every penny.

  Meanwhile Deep Sea Cuisine is delicate and refined. emphasizing presentation and subtle fvors. Larry was reminded of Michelin-star restaurants from his previous life—ptes elegantly decorated, ofteuring a small portion of exquisitely prepared seafood in the ter of an oversized dish.

  One meal, in particur, left a deep impression—Molten Ice Crab, a rare delicacy that required both freezing aing to unlock its true fvor. The moment the shell cracked open, a burst of steaming broth met the cold o essence, creating a taste that lingered long after the meal was over. Larry savored every bite, enjoying the perfect bance of temperature aure.