Port Navalantys

Port Navalantys is the fourth major level of Find the Koishis II and, as a water level, the 'sequel' to Wakasagi's Abyss. It's access route is through the elevator behind the Myouren Temple in Gensokyo.
== Overview ==
Port Navalantys has two sublayers, although the level features an 'intro' consisting of a murky, blue-ish industrial environment. The first layer, representing shallow water, currently consists of an archipelago and is what the player visits upon first entering the level proper. The second layer, representing deeper water, is blocked off by an elevator barking 190,000 KC. 
The shallow water area has plenty of landmarks, most notably a half-sunken aircraft carrier on the southern ridges of the map (assuming north is what the player directly faces upon leaving the intro zone) and a vast majority of weird structures sunken below. Players can walk around freely underwater, representing how everyone is half-Jesus. Islands can be visited by climbing lit trusses near them.
The abyssal waters are much more darker and bleak, with very few to come around. The elevator to it doesn't even have an associated exit shaft; the player simply falls into it.
Four songs are played in the level:
* The intro to the level features stock music.
* A Hesitant Sea plays whilst above-ground in the shallow waters area.
* A Long Dive plays whilst below the sea.
* A Watery Demise plays in the abyss.
File:Navalantys.PNG|The intro portion of Port Navalantys.
File:Navalantys2.PNG|The "shallow waters" area.
File:Navalantysdark.PNG|The "deeper waters" area.
== Trivia ==
* Port Navalantys shares it's title with Oceanus Procellarum for the largest minimum KC balance needed to enter in the game, at 100,000 KC.
* YARR HARR FIDDLE DEE DEEE
* Despite the level being named "Port Navalantys", there is a noticeable absence of anything resembling an actual dockyard or port.
* Formerly, Koishi rarities were factored into the level, with only Rare-tiers available in shallow waters and everything afterwards found in the Abyss.
* Port Navalantys's name is a portmanteau of 'naval', a word referring to a navy; and 'Atlantis', a mythological sunken city. The "y", while generally there to sound cool, can also evoke "Charybdis", a Greek mythological creature consisting of a large whirlpool or sea monster with rows of teeth.
** The name is also a reference to Port Nereus, the name of the once-WIP surface regions of Wakasagi's Abyss.
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