Several hundreds of years ago, Mount Jelau, the largest volcano on Natrua, erupted violently. The entire mountain collapsed, creating a huge tidal wave which wiped out all human settlements on the coastlines of the lands surrounding Mount Jelau, reaching almost thirty kilometers inland. Dark volcanic ash obscured the atmosphere for more than fifty years after the eruption, blocking out the sun. This resulted in a drastic climate change. The polar ice caps of Natrua grew bigger and the sea level went down. The receding sea uncovered large sections of the remains of the volcano. After the ashes were cleared from the atmosphere, the sun started to warm the planet again, resulting in the rising of the sea level. Now, a lush atol hardly reminds us of the violence which is still lurking under the wounded skin of Natrua...