There is an island in Lake Huron.
It is Manitoulin Island, 130 kilometers long, covering an area of 2,766 square kilometers, with a complex terrain dotted with lakes and marshes.
On Manitoulin Island, there is the largest lake within a lake in the world.
It is Manitoulin Lake, 48 kilometers long and covering an area of 104 square kilometers, and it's a magical saltwater lake, with a salinity 3.5 times higher than ordinary seawater, allowing people to float effortlessly on its surface.
And within Manitoulin Lake is another island, albeit so small it's unnamed on the map.
At this moment.
Though due to its great salinity, barely any life exists within its vast waters.
Yet, on this nameless small island, an inexplicably thriving vitality in the air becomes more and more intense, a single breath makes every cell in one's body feel as if they're coming to life.
However, concurrently, a heavy oppressive atmosphere on the island grows ever more imposing.
