Mythe

Nicolas Charpentier presents a speculative narrative set in the year 2032. The story begins with the accelerated warming of the climate and the near total disappearance of the northern ice cap. This environmental collapse triggers a severe global economic downturn that forces workers to seek employment far from their homes. In this context, the oil company Finatota initiates a prospecting campaign in the Grand Nord. Their drilling operations uncover a portal described as the deepest chasm on Earth. Beyond this gateway lies a forgotten world where mythical creatures such as fairies, dragons, elves, and centaurs hide from human predators. The text examines the collision between industrial expansion and ancient magical traditions. It draws on gothic and supernatural fiction tropes to explore fear of the unknown. This volume suits readers interested in climate change narratives and urban fantasy elements. It may not appeal to those seeking historical accuracy or non-fiction analysis. Charpentier constructs a tale where corporate greed meets mythical survival. The narrative structure follows the discovery process of the oil company as they breach the barrier between worlds. The story highlights the tension between modern economic necessity and ancient magical preservation. Readers will find a concrete depiction of a world where nature has reclaimed its mystical roots. The setting is strictly defined by the environmental conditions of 2032 and the specific actions of Finatota. This book offers a clear vision of a future where myth returns to the surface.