Exploration of Qerititaqnuna and Qorsukqingaq

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The Exploration of Qerititaqnuna and Qorsukqingaq is an ongoing Pacary reconnaissance operation. The operation began in 1707 AN and many people went on adventures to explore these new lands. Aimed at the mysterious island of Qerititaqnuna (Paqalilisut: Frozen lands) south of Operation Pacary, home to the secret Flushist Akhidian bases. This island is on a permanent ice sheet and is one of the most difficult places to explore. The remaining bases from the Akhidian Expedition to Pacary project are still located here and operate independently of Mondo. Prince Edward and the Central Cibola Liberation Front are thought to have fled to that island, with some CCLF suspected looting attacks common recently. The Pacary government has listed the CCLF as a terrorist organization, amid growing suspicions.

The Qorsukqingaq region is the opposite of Qerititaqnuna and encompasses a greenery region. Although not as green and wooded as the Neringan Archipelago, it has a small forest and there are a lot of wild beets here. Qorsukqingaq's mild climate provides very limited agricultural land. In addition, the mainland of Etourney is located directly opposite the region.

History

Qerititaqnuna

Arriving at the island of Qerititaqnuna in late 1707 AN, the five ships were breaking through the ice and slowly approaching land. The weather seemed incredibly cold. Five ships eventually anchored and supplies were landed. There was more than enough supply, which was quite enough for the people present. They were placed ashore from movable houses and began to organize the base area. The radio station set up to survey the area was set up and began scanning frequencies. A number of frequencies were detected in the region, but could not be identified. The clearest frequency detected at midnight. The detected frequency was too far away. A number of movable houses and vehicles set out for the area.