The City Museum of Natural History

Also in the Downtown area, the Natural History Museum captures the natural wonders of the Emerald area right in the city’s heart. Exhibits document Mount Stanley’s fiery, volcanic past, as well as the region’s fossil history.
Most famously, the Museum houses some of the largest and most spectacular examples of gemstones unearthed in the area, including (unbeknownst to the curators) some viridian stones of varying sizes and hues.
Museum security is thorough yet unobtrusive, but likely inadequate to the task of thwarting the powerful entities who crave the viridian stones’ power. The head curator Dr. Carl Carson is a scientist, not a warden, and would certainly require some super-human help in guarding or recovering them.