The world renowned oceanographer, Odysseus, 

and his loyal crew were on an expedition to map 

the 90% of unexplored sea that covered the Earth. 

He was the only explorer brave enough to take on 

this daunting task and the discovery of the 

knowledge of what lies beneath our oceans was up 

to him. Having already been on their expedition for 

over ten years   and unearthing many of the 

ocean's deepest secrets the crew was worn out and 

ready to return home. Yet storms and vast 

amounts of bad luck had continuously thrown them 

off course.

Once they where within a three days' sail from 

home a powerful maelstrom came upon the 

ship and created immeasurable amounts of 

damage. Its winds tore the mast, the thrashing 

waves sapped the strength of the fiberglass 

hull, and the controls and main motor were 

instantly ruined. It seemed like the storm 

would never end until suddenly a loud clap of 

thunder exploded and shook the boat fiercely. 

It turned out that the storm had forced the 

boat off its path and onto a deserted island. 

Within minutes the storm subsided and the 

men wanting to get of the precarious ship 

quickly assessed the damage. Ultimately 

finding that for the immediate future it was 

beyond revival. 

Not wanting to waste any time and hoping to 

survive their peril, the men quickly jumped 

into action and gathered food and water. 

Within hours they had a shelter and within 

days were working on repairing the boat. Once 

while salvaging supplies from the boat 

Odysseus found his nearly destroyed map of 

islands and discovered that they were on an 

isolated island that was once used as an army 

base. The island was named Circe after the 

training operations that had been performed 

there.