“…two lucky divers may have discovered a lost continent…”

In the 2922 Gregorian calendar, two divers discovered a strange-shaped stone basin while diving in the West Cape. Two months later, professors from the Department of History Studies at the University of Niblson believed that the stone basin was likely from 150 to 170,000 years ago.

In the following two years, more research-worthy stone tools were found within a radius of more than 700 nautical miles in this sea area.

A research report published later stated that 150 to 1.7 million years ago, the Nibrsen Sea should have been a continent. This continent is close to the Antarctic Sea, and there are many undiscovered organisms on the continent.

This continent is close to the south. It is a huge active volcanic belt that erupts every fifty to seventy years. Each eruption will cause larger cracks to appear on both the north and south sides of the continent.

According to the various stone tools excavated, it can be proved that there were already intelligent creatures who could make tools and use tools in this continent at that time.

In the following exploration of this sea area, it was discovered that in the dormant volcanic belt under the sea, murals recording the lives of primitive people at that time were left in several volcanic caves.

The murals vividly depict the daily life, hunting and sacrificial activities of the primitive people who lived on this active volcanic belt at that time. These primitive people worship the sun and volcanic gods, and they feed on animals in the forest and on the plains, and domesticate wild wolves and livestock.

Scientists call these primitive people the ‘Neblensons’.

They were surprised to find that the Niblsen people may be different in form than the current humans. They are two or five times taller than normal humans, with sharp finger claws and thick tails.

But some scientists also hold different views. They believe that the Niblsen people should be close to the current human beings in appearance, and the finger claws and tails shown in the murals are probably just part of their worship. They dressed up in this way to gain the favor of the gods and the power of nature.

The Niblsons eat cooked food and use fire. They usually hunt alone or with domesticated wild wolves. They also raise livestock in winter when food is short of food to prepare for winter.

They built nests on plains or mountains, or used naturally formed caves as nests. There are also opinions that caves were dug by the Nibolsons using tools to dig on hard mountain walls, which is based on the fact that the Nibolsons have more powerful limbs than modern humans.

Among the stone tools found, the Neblessons used four sizes. The smallest is only about twenty to forty centimeters in diameter, while the largest is 2.7 meters wide and about four to five meters long, which is enough for three adults to lie in.

There are signs of long-term burning of fire at the bottom of these stone tools.

According to research, there are as many as hundreds of these stone tools, which can be inferred that there were about 2,000 to 4,000 Niblsen people living near the volcanic belt during that period.

The reason why this continent sinks has not yet been concluded.

Some scientists believe that the frequent outbreak of active volcanoes is one of the reasons for the final sinking of the Niblson continent. Another reason is the movement of the earth's crust, causing the ground to sink and seawater to flow backwards.

However, this eventually became an insolvable mystery.

For the Niblsen people living on the Niblsen continent, what level of civilization has they reached? Are they aware of the arrival of the doomsday? Have they escaped from this continent in time? Are there any traces of them in the nearby islands?

These will still be answered by future scientists.

This is an unsolved puzzle, an unknown civilization, a lost continent.
Chapter completed!