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Even the most dreadful winter could not possibly bring frost to Harrison Port, located in the tropics.
But to merely turn the sea breeze cold, damp, and chilly, making one wish for a bit of snow instead—that was effortless.
At the very edge of the Redwood Forest, east of Ivorybone Mountain, if one continues to walk south along the endless cliffs, all the way to their end, a high and curiously uplifted terrain would be reached.
Here lies a cliff almost a thousand meters high, rising from the coastline like a mountain.
This is the end of South Ridge, known as Sigh Cliff.
If looked at from afar, the geography of Sigh Cliff is actually quite simple to understand—it is nothing but a rocky giant stone jutting into the sea because of geological movements, with the top of the cliff reaching far out into the ocean.
