In the middle of Wire Forest is Divermon's Lake. It is one of the few areas in this Sector that has water. They say that if one has the Digimental of Reliability they are able to travel in its waters. It is also a great fishing spot if one has bought (or created) a fishing rod.

Even thicker than Wire Forest, Protocol Forest holds many tricky adult/champion level digimon that know the land well. It would be best if one were to keep an eye out for them or have some sort of repellent. 'cause they aren't kidding when they say that the trees have eyes.

For those who finally made it here, congrats! It can be a bit tiring, yes, but no matter! They say there is an event item to be obtained here if one is lucky enough. Although it might just be called that because the Guilmon who gives them is rather lazy.

Plenty of aracnids as well as egyptian digimon reside here. There have also been some reports that there are zombies?! One might want to stock up on supplies before heading here.

Just before Seiryu City is Wind Prairie. All one has to do is head up north. To the east is Kicking Forest. It serves as a nice "break" from difficult battling as one would only find child/rookie level digimon in this area.

Ohoho! So you've made it to Seiryu City, now have you? Congrats! But are you ready to take on the leader for a badge? Better keep your digimon ready, because this battle's going to be tough!

Aptly named because plenty of people do kick its trees. They say that special digimon award tamers who manage to knock down a digimon from these trees and defeat them. Luckily, none of them are all that strong, but they can flee rather quickly if not defeated right away.

Just north of Kicking Forest is Tyrano Valley. It is made up of cliffs and dinosaur skeletons. In fact, all of the rope bridges here use dinosaur bones in place of wood. The valley is ruled by a Master Tyranomon who does not like tamers with less than two badges in his area. Expect a battle if you do not meet his requirements and dare to enter this area.