[ WP ] You are in a secret exploration team . The team sends you to explore Earth 's eighth continent , which has been hidden for all of Earth 's history until now . When you arrive , you realize why it has been hidden .

Day1 
 
 We can see The lost continent in the distance! Amazing. I was sure it was a myth but look at it shining before us! Tomorrow we will have the captain take us in and be the first ashore. 
 
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 Day2 
 
 We tried to approach from the south but the ship got snarled in thick seaweed so we cut ourselves loose and continued searching for a more suitable mooring. 
 
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 Day3 
 
 The Ship could not approach any closer due to a coral reef so we took the dingy to shore. The rough water flipped the dinghy and the reef is entirely made of fire coral. Crew all suffering from agonizing pain. Final 100 yards was nothing but razor sharp barnacles just below the surf. Shoes and clothing in tatters, with several serious lacerations, but we made it ashore. 
 
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 Day4 
 
 Made camp on the beach with what supplies survived. Infested with sand fleas, everything itches. Sleep was fitful some sort of nocturnal howler monkeys further in. Humidity is stifling. We are headed into the interior to search for water. 
 
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 Day5 
 
 The wooded area near the shore completely infested with mosquitoes and leeches. Big ones. Still no water. 
 
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 Day6 
 
 We can visibly see a waterfall further in the interior headed towards it. Must cross the plain consisting of stinging nettles and poison ivy. A flock of birds is following us, their call sounds of incessant laughter. 
 
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 Day7 
 
 Higgins has died. Possibly due to the numerous bot fly bites, or the sunburn, or the lack of water, or an allergic reaction the the local legumes we have been eating. 
 
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 Day8 
 
 We have reached the waterfall, almost. There is a seemingly bottomless pit 100 yards across. No way to reach the water without climbing down or up. The men voted for up. 
 
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 Day9 
 
 Willis has died. Definitely was the fire ants he angered while climbing the cliff face. And the fall after he let go because of the fire ants. Also cliff seems to be made from some sort of natural asbestos, it has gotten ~everywhere~ 
 
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 Day10 
 
 We reached the top of the cliff and went to where the river/waterfall was. No longer there, seems to have dried up overnight. The men still drank their fill from the few muddy tepid puddles remaining. The vote to turn back and never return was unanimous. 
 
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 Day11 
 
 We all now have powerful dysentery, just perfect. Oh look we made it back to the nettle-ivy plains, are n't these purple flowers just LOVELY. Even hotter now than before. 
 
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 Day12 
 
 Killed one of the laughing birds. Too small to eat, needed to teach those smug bastards a lesson. Something is rumbling. 
 
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 Day13 
 
 Nearly back to the shore. The volcano spewing ash remarkably holds the mosquitoes at bay. Not the leeches though. 
 
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 Day14 
 
 Bosworth has died. We discovered a lava flow, could have avoided it, Bosworth walked onto it and lay down, choosing his own fate. Lucky cunt. 
 
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 Day15 
 
 The lava is our savior. It has formed a land bridge over the barnacles and coral leading back to the ship. Now just to walk the last few hundred yards over hot lava still steaming in the shallows. Seriously fuck this continent. 
 
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 Day16 
 
 Collins has died, he suggested we start planning a return expedition and was thrown overboard, stung to death by tiny jellyfish. As for the lost continent? We all saw it sink below the waves, and there is no reason to EVER come back to this part of the world, RIGHT? 

