As he scanned through the contents on the page before him, Charles came to know of the origin of the island before them.0

Known as Iron Statue Island, the island's discovery could be traced back to four centuries ago.  A colossal metallic humanoid statue, whose head nearly reached the rocky ceiling overhead, dominated the island's landscape. However, the creators of the statue that could be considered a miracle of engineering had remained unknown throughout the years.1

Although the island seemed to be cursed that no islander could live beyond the age of forty-seven, the island's rich iron deposits proved irresistible to many. Thus, early explorers had settled here and harvested the statue's metal.0

The relentless harvesting persisted for over four hundred years and now, only half of the...0