WEBZEN has released a new content update for C9 - Continent of the Ninth Seal named the The Sixth Continent of Raebin, in which players are going to fight against the monsters who have invaded Raebin, the sixth continent of Glenheim. In this update, the evil Nefer and his army have invaded the Guardian’s Tower to find Tertis’ Heart, a special power protected by the water dragon, Artesia. To avoid this, players will have to battle their way through The Guardian’s Tower, a tower with 20 levels and three major dungeons. The first dungeon will be available on August 21, 2013

To celebrate this launch, WEBZEN is teaming up with Eurocom to host a massive monster-hunting competition which is going to reward the winner with a brand new M3 Gaming Super-Notebook.

Seventy years after the Genesis War, Artesia and the remaining dragons joined forces to seal Tertis (a dragon created by Akene for battle), who went out of control after succumbing to his own power and years of solitude. Each of the six dragons took one of the seals back to their nests in order to protect them. The water dragon, Artesia, grew worried that she would also succumb to her loneliness one day, so she decided to seal her power in the Endor spring on the Sixth Continent of Raebin. She concealed her power, Tertis’ Heart, in a tall tower and placed guardians on each level. For a short time, peace was restored in Raebin. However, the Sixth Continent was eventually invaded by the allied forces of Heike and Nefer. The Endor spring was captured by Heike and the Guardians’ Tower was raided by Nefer, who coveted the heart of Tertis. The mighty guardians were helpless against Nefer, who had already collected four emblems of Tertis. Nefer placed his underlings on each level of the tower, ensuring that no one would stop him as he ascended to the top, where the heart of Tertis lies.

Source of information: WEBZEN press release.

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