The Antarctic Icefield Station lost contact with the outside world for the third day.
The patrol rescued two survivors at sea. After landing on the shore, the young man collapsed and shouted: "It's all ruined outside!"
The sky in the distance was being engulfed by a fast-moving thick smoke.
More than ten active volcanoes erupted one after another. Communication was interrupted and all continents lost contact one after another. The ice station became the last isolated island of mankind.
But all the evidence points to the same conclusion - □□. It was a pair of hands that waited in the dark for several years and ignited the first volcano with their own hands.
Who is that person? Why should he let the whole world be buried with him?
Can the only remaining scientific expedition team members of the Icefield Station survive on this isolated icefield to wait for the truth?
And the truth itself may be more deadly than the smoke.
Concept: How the forgotten people go to extremes, and the survivors' commitment to the truth at the end of the world.