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# Aida
Aida
{% hint style="warning" %} **Aida is a non-PvP map, and the jewel drop has been removed**
{% endhint %}
**Prepare to navigate the enigmatic realm of Aida, a mystifying and perilous map that demands unwavering determination and skill.**
**Steeped in ancient lore and shrouded in darkness, Aida poses a formidable challenge to all who dare to venture within its boundaries. To tread upon its treacherous terrain, you must possess the resilience and fortitude of a true warrior.**
**Beware of the menacing guardians that inhabit this realm, for their strength and cunning are unmatched. Only the most intrepid adventurers can hope to overcome the trials that await, as they strive to unravel the secrets concealed within Aida's depths.**
**Embark on this extraordinary journey, and let the echoes of forgotten legends guide your path as you navigate the mysterious realm of Aida in Mu Online.**
### **Monsters in Aida**
| Death Tree | Forest Orc | Death Rider | Blue Golem |
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| Witch Queen | Hell Maine | | |
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