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# Kanturu Relics
Kanturu Relics
**During the era of the Kantur People, they embarked on a quest to harness the power of the Jewel of Harmony in order to create novel life forms. Through their advanced biotechnological skills, they discovered that the essence of generating these life forms resided within the Jewel of Harmony's potency. However, obtaining a pure Jewel of Harmony from nature proved to be an exceedingly difficult task.**
**Consequently, the Kantur People dedicated numerous years to perfecting a method for purifying raw Gemstones. Their tireless efforts resulted in the creation of the formidable Refinery Tower, where they successfully developed the science of Gemstone purification.**
**Tragically, their experiments eventually led to the downfall of their civilization. In the year 1870 of Lugard, the Kantur People were already grappling with internal conflicts when the resurrection of Kundun brought about an attack on their realm. Despite their swift defeat, the Refinery Tower remains intact and fully operational to this day.**
### **Monsters in Kanturu Relics**
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