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(Sea of Ciencia에서 넘어옴)
Remnant Isle in Sea of Ciencia.

Sea of Ciencia (シエンシア海) is a vast ocean dotted with tiny islands. Humans living on this islands believe that the Sea of Ciencia is finite and that there must more beyond its edges. One such believer was astronomer William Herschel, father of the eponymous protagonist, who set sail to discover one such hypothetical world.

Background

Prior to the Great Flood, Sciencia used to be one of two continents, the other being Lexandria, excavated artifacts confirm that its elevated places as a continent match the current islands on the Sea of Ciencia. Due to its vast size, people believe the world to be flat.

Locations

Since most of The Legend of Nayuta: Boundless Trails takes place in Lost Heaven, locations other than the central area of Remnant Isle (also known as the Island Left Behind) are mentioned only in passing.

One of these is an unnamed empire. Little is known about this empire. It is an aristocracy and at war with neighbouring countries when the game takes place. Remnant Isle Museum director Volans, hailing from said empire, states he comes for its cold, northern region. Volans' research is funded by Baron Victor.

A ship on the Sea of Ciencia

According to Cetus, who sailed across the Sea of Ciencia, there exists another continent in the north of Sea of Ciencia. In the east, there are numerous islands. On one uninhabited island in the north, the rare longevity peach[1] grows, which is said to grant eternal youth.

Trivia

  • Zemuria, the continent the mainline Kiseki series takes place on, is only mentioned in the context of Zemurian Ore. In The Legend of Nayuta: Boundless Trails, Zemurian Ore is treated as a legendary metal that cannot be scratched and was handed from the ancient civilisation. The local blacksmith, Columha, claims he learnt how to process Zemurian Ore from "a certain someone".[2] Noi suggests humans may have inherited the method of processing Zemurian Ore from Mythos.[3]
  • 'Sciencia' might come from 'Ciencia', which is Spanish for 'science'.

References

  1. Japanese: 仙寿桃
  2. The Legend of Nayuta: Boundless Trails, Chapter 2 or later (New Game+).
  3. The Legend of Nayuta: Boundless Trails, Chapter 6 or later (New Game+), otherwise same conversation as previous.