Royal Authieian Museum

The Royal Authieian Museum stands proud in the windswept city Usata. Its historic architecture sets it apart from the hyper-modern skyscrapers lurking all around it. The museum was founded five hundred years ago and showcases the natural history of the planet, particularly from Aridara and the Latica Ocean.

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The largest exhibit of the Authieian Museum is the building's aquarium, located in the front lobby as you enter. A corallite pillar is the aquarium's centerpiece, boasting forty species of coral and aquatic plants. Twenty five fish species live in this aquarium, including two sunsettas, notoriously difficult fish to keep in captivity.

Among many of the museum's rooms are exhibits showcasing prehistoric and futuristic life. Theories of lifeforms from millions of years in the past and future are displayed from fossils and blueprints. Several genetically engineered organisms are on show in the museum's lower floors, where visitors must sign a waiver and a non-disclosure agreement to enter.

The musem's genetically engineered organisms have caused controversy, particularly after purchasing several specimens from DeoVita. Scientists working for DeoVita have recreated extinct organisms from Norrab, and several are stored within the musem.

Founding Date

1404

Type

Museum

Parent Location

Usata