Located out in the most out-of-reach place, right before the Folder Desert begins, lies a miniature oasis. A singular palm tree juts out from the ground as it provides shade to those underneath, where a hole filled with clean drinking water exists for those needing refreshments or refills for their current supply.

What one sees here is nothing more than a near-endless expanse of golden sands, molded into the shape of rolling dunes. Barren, dry, and constantly humid beyond recognition, those who have a better time withstanding colder temperatures have no chance of survival here.

A small, shanty-like town built by several, desert-dwelling Digimon; this town exists solely for the purpose of surviving out in the Folder Desert. While created out of rusty, metal scraps, driftwood, and anything the residents can find, it has a peculiar, home-like air about it—one can't help but feel welcome here. The Chili Pepper Tavern and Inn provides food, drink, and rest (and plenty of cool air!) for those who need it.

This area has been restored through thanks to the hard work of others.

What appears to be the crumbling ruins of a once-amazing and monstrous city stand amidst the dunes of the Folder Desert. Stories tell of a highly advanced civilization being the residents of this glorious city, before they suddenly vanished without a trace. Travel through the broken city and one will reach a large, temple-like structure. Strangely enough, it still stands tall and proud in contrast to the other buildings. One may find treasure located inside the ruins—or find themselves sent to their sandy graves.

On the ground, all one sees are windmills and solar panels. However, there is an entrance underground leading to a town of cybernetic and inorganic Digimon. Anyone is free to enter these rock and wire lined caves, where living conditions seem slightly harsh to non natives, as long as you don't cause problems.