| rdfs:comment | - The Wings of Horus ホルスの翼, horusu no tsubasa?) form a floating continent that was created in the First Era, which in current times resides at a great height above the world's surface. Their dimensions as of the Third Era are as follows: 140,000 Stons (420 km) long per 115 Stons (350 km) wide, making it a considerable landmass. It is due to the environmental control machine known as the Musical Corridor that the Wings of Horus exhibit the same kind of environment found at 0 meters AMSL (above sea level).The Musical Corridor is effective in a 120,000 Ston radius around it, making them habitable for any kind of life form.
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| abstract | - The Wings of Horus ホルスの翼, horusu no tsubasa?) form a floating continent that was created in the First Era, which in current times resides at a great height above the world's surface. Their dimensions as of the Third Era are as follows: 140,000 Stons (420 km) long per 115 Stons (350 km) wide, making it a considerable landmass. It is due to the environmental control machine known as the Musical Corridor that the Wings of Horus exhibit the same kind of environment found at 0 meters AMSL (above sea level).The Musical Corridor is effective in a 120,000 Ston radius around it, making them habitable for any kind of life form. The detaching of the Wings of Horus began in the year 3000 AD (during the First Era), and it was in the year 3022 AD that they reached the altitude at which they are currently located. During the time of their detachment and elevation, the First Tower of Ar tonelico was surrounded at its base by a great city, the detached land used for the creation of the continent being the land of the outskirts. Later, when the Wings of Horus reached their planned elevation, an urbanization plan was launched, surrounding the Tower with another great city in the higher altitudes. This two-part city later became the capital city of the region of Sol Ciel: El Elemia. The continent's name comes from one of the most important Wills of Ar Ciel: Horus, the Will that creates and maintains the land.
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