Belinsk (2)

Your guide to finding items and a Djinn in Belinsk (2). Learn where to go and what to do to progress through this section of Dark Age of Camelot.

Alright, so you've made it to Belinsk (2). First things first, look to your left – you'll see Eoleo in a cage, giving it a good shake. Keep moving forward, and you'll stumble upon a graveyard. Take a moment to grab the [Dried Lizard] from the middle grave. The building nearby is locked tight, so for now, we'll head back to the main town area.

From town, let's head towards the north-east exit, which leads to the docks. Once you're there, climb down the ladder on the left side. You'll find some [Crystal Powder] stashed away in a barrel. Now, go through the exit on the right. Down below the boxes, you'll find another barrel with [Khiren Water]. Keep an eye out for a [Nut] in the last wooden box on the pier. After that, head down the ladder. Your next task is to move some boxes and then use your abilities to freeze a puddle. This will allow you to reach the Mercury Djinn named Torrent.

You might notice the entrance to the castle to the north, but don't bother trying to get in – the guards are having none of it. Since we can't find Kraden anywhere here, let's try to leave town. The team will chat about their bad luck and then run into two musicians. You'll learn about a musician named Vande, who's on the hunt for the Roc.

Vande
This musician is part of Belinsk's popular minstrel troupe. He's traveled far and wide seeking musical inspiration.

With that, we'll decide to head west towards Bilibin, hoping to intercept Kraden. We'll leave the town and head to the world map, moving on to the next section.

Now, before we venture too far west, let's take a look at the map. See that bit of land sticking out into the water up north? Head over there and fight around for a bit. You'll eventually encounter another Venus Djinn. Defeat it, and you'll acquire the Djinn named Gears.

Once you've got Gears, cross the nearby bridge and follow the path until you reach a cave. We're not going into the cave just yet, but it's a good landmark to remember.