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# Icarus
Icarus
**Prepare for an epic aerial odyssey as you ascend to the ethereal realm of Icarus, a treacherous and awe-inspiring map that pushes adventurers to their limits.**
**To access this lofty domain, you must possess either majestic wings or a trusty flying mount, for the ground is left far below. Throughout this challenging journey, the mighty Haven Archangel stands as a formidable guardian, testing the mettle of even the most seasoned warriors.**
**Only the most resilient and skilled teams have a glimmer of hope to conquer the trials and triumphantly emerge at the journey's end. Dare you take flight and embark on this perilous quest through the path in the sky?**
### **Monsters in Icarus**
| Alquamos | Mega Crust | Queen Rainer | Drakan |
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| Alpha Crust | Phantom Knight | Great Drakan | Phoenix of Darkness |
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