[Origin]

During the first half of the 19th century, flights began to become more and more common. With flight having been relatively recently invented, there were many of these planes that were lost in the ocean.

The first discovery of the island was a military plane that took off from the United States with a nurse and three soldiers to Japan. Mysteriously it disappeared, leaving no trace or information about where it was.

The true story is as follows:

Connor Kelly, at the controls of the plane, began to notice how a heavy fog surrounded them and suddenly they touched down, as if they had landed.

DOROTHY: -Have we reached our destination yet?- Dorothy Smith, the flight nurse, asked. Next to her, Manfred Smith, her husband and captain, looked somewhat confused.

CONNOR: -I don't think so, but the systems are not responding. We'd better get off the plane and check that everything is in order.- Connor Kelly looked at the others and started to get off the plane.
He saw that they were stranded on a beach and, as he stepped onto the sand, a tingle entered his body. The fog had lifted, revealing the rest of the island. Tall forests, mountains, and a beach that seemed endless.

CONNOR: -There is no danger, you can go down.- He communicated as he continued to gaze at the horizon.

Manfred and Dorothy Smith climbed down side by side, followed by Alan Bukowski, the rookie aboard. All three felt that tingle inside them as well.

MANFRED: -I think the best thing to do would be to look for resources to survive while help arrives.- Proposed the captain with arrogance, more than he used to show. But his wife frowned and shook her head.

DOROTHY: -Haven't you stopped to think that there might be a civilization here that could help us survive? I wouldn't trust anyone to find us. This place looks deserted!- Agitated, Dorothy starts walking towards the forest in a hurry.

MANFRED: -She must be with the period. Bukowski! Don't stand still and follow her, whimp!- She nudges Bukowski, leaving Connor and Manfred alone on the endless beach.