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 ==== Beta Age (2625–2631) – The Era of Discovery and First Contact ====
-  * **Tropical Storms –** The wet season can bring floods, unpredictable rivers, and hazardous landslides.
+During the Beta Age, Exohumans set out to cross the Western Habitual Belt for the first time. The Westward Passage Expedition (2626–2628) was a high-risk journey intended to confirm the Twin-Section Hypothesis and reach Zilari, the final destination. While the expedition successfully reached Zilari, the Exohumans never established permanent settlements, nor did they fully explore the region.
-  * **Predator-Laden Steppes –** Players may face massive herd migrations and the predators that follow them.
-  * **Dabanga Mountain Ascent –** Climbing the highest peak requires navigating dangerous paths, extreme cold, and possible tribal interference.
+  * **The Missing Trailblazers – ** The expedition has been pushing forward for weeks, its advance measured by maps drawn and ground covered. But when a scouting party sent to survey a river valley in northern Zilari fails to return, concern turns to urgency. The players are ordered to follow their last known trail and find out what happened. The path leads them deep into the forest, where something is wrong. The scouts' supplies are untouched. Their campfire is still arranged, as if someone meant to return. But there are no footprints, no bodies—only eerie carvings on the trees, spiraling inwards as if marking something unseen.
 ==== Gamma Age (Starting 2631) ====
+Although Zilari remains the best-mapped region of the Western Habitual Belt, the Peace Treaty of 2631 strictly forbids further Exohuman exploration.
   * **The Zilari River Ruins –** The Ilna speak of ancient stone structures along the riverbanks, abandoned for reasons unknown.