Wayne Light, Northern Alaska, a small town belonging to the Inuit...
This remote town, nested inside a narrow bay, is scattered with around a hundred stone houses.
The local Inuit people still adhere to their traditions, living off hunting, fishing, and seal catching.
Additionally, the town's proximity to a protected area attracts some tourists and scientific research teams each year, which helps sustain the Inuit's livelihood.
There is no formal airport here, only a rudimentary runway built thirty or forty years ago.
An old man is responsible for maintaining the ground, and during nights or winter, he helps guide planes to the runway position to prevent accidents.
Eddie's amphibious plane landed on the runway. The aircraft slowly came to a halt amidst intense bumps and then headed towards a rudimentary hangar that resembled a horse stable.
As soon as Mountain Eagle disembarked from the plane, he felt a chill that made him instinctively shrink his neck.
