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# Kanturu Ruins
Kanturu Ruins
**In the past, Kanturu Ruins flourished as a prosperous land abundant in natural riches, nurtured by its inhabitants, the Kantur People. Within the depths of this island, the Kantur People established a kingdom, later recognized as Kanturu Relics.**
**However, in the year 1870 of Lugard, leading to the invasion and looting of this serene place and its cherished Kanturu Relics. Despite the adversities faced, the Refinery Tower perseveres as a resilient structure within the Kanturu Relics, with Elpis dutifully overseeing its historical significance.**
### **Monsters in Kanturu Ruins**
| Splinter Wolf | Blade Hunter | Iron Rider | Satyros |
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| Berserker | Kentauros | Gigantis | Genocider |
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