Dragon Hourglass

It indicate the time & transport the heroes and their party to calamity region. Nothing other than was mentioned in the series.

Structure
It is a gigantic hourglass, approximately 7 meters tall, with red sand enshrined. It is decorated and gives off an indescribably divine aura.

Purpose
The Red Dragon Engraved Hourglass is  famed clock tower which indicate the time of occurrence of Wave calamity. When the final bit of sand from the hourglass drips down, it indicates that wave phenomena occurrence. The Heroes along with their merry band will be teleported to where the wave of great calamity will occur within hour glass's  territory range.

The hourglass is needed to perform a class-up. Almost all region whether it is a human inhabited or uninhabited regions, all have similar Dragon Engraved Hourglasses that can perform the same function. Mostly it is within the country's capital or capital built in the specified region. The country will specify the individuals eligible for class up and not anyone could.

But the heroes must sync with said hourglass before they and their associates can be summoned to that country's wave. When registered, the heroes get the display of the time of the calamity. But doesn't predict the region where the calamity was going to hit.

Regions
It is inside Melromarc's Castle Town's huge in the town plaza in the middle of the church. It was also shown to be in the underwater submerged temple of Cal Mira Archipelago. It was also shown in the hidden country protected by Fitoria, Fitoria also mentions that there are numerous hour glass across the world.

Trivia

 * Nafoumi who wasn't aware of how the system works,  got himself unknowingly registered to the Melromarc Hour glass, when he went to check for the time of the wave. When he was framed of kidnapping Princess Melty, he was worried that even if he run to other country, he might be teleport back to Melromarc during the time of wave and might be arrested, not knowing that he could have easily unregistered by registering in other country's hour glass.