The Last Island: Between Time and Earth
A Speculative Eco-Fantasy Rooted in a Forgotten Eden

When Leïla —a field biologist and island-born conservationist—uncovers a shimmering rift atop Mauritius's iconic Le Pouce Mountain, she steps into a world no human has touched in centuries.

On the other side lies an untouched version of her homeland: one where dodos roam freely, the air sings with the breath of silver trees, and time moves like the tide. But paradise has its price.

Others have found the breach. Corporate forces seek to extract and exploit its wonders, transforming the sacred into commodity. And as mutated hybrids slip between worlds, the Earth itself begins to push back—with roots, wind, and will.

Caught between two realities and haunted by a prophecy whispered by the land itself, Leïla must choose: protect this hidden world or watch both it and her own collapse under the weight of greed.