"For a moment, the scene's otherworldly immensity takes our breath away... And then a vague fear creeps into our souls."
In September 1930, four professors from Miskatonic University led a scientific expedition team to the frozen wilderness of Antarctica to collect mineral samples. After setting up camp, they discovered three mysterious rock fragments. Driven by curiosity, they decided to continue exploring westward in search of new samples. Along the way, they flew over ridiculously high mountains and dream-like mysterious lands, as if they had passed through a door to a forbidden world full of miracles, where a terrifying secret that was almost beyond the scope of human understanding was hidden...
H. P. Lovecraft's famous novel "At the Mountains of Madness" tells a story that took place in the "Heroic Age" of polar exploration. It also opened a new era for science fiction literature in the 20th century.
