The Incan long-distance footrace ritual, a pivotal part of their puberty rites, marked the transition from boyhood to adulthood. In this profound ceremony, Inca boys ran a marathon-like race through Cuzco, with the Emperor personally piercing their ears and giving them new adult names at the finish line. The top ten runners were celebrated with special clothing, making their achievement a lifelong source of honor, while the last ten faced shame, as their failure was seen as a foreboding omen for their future. This ritual encapsulates the intricate blend of physical endurance, cultural significance, and spiritual symbolism deeply rooted in Incan civilization.

From heart of Indonesia to the ancient coasts of South America, a vast network of brave traders, floating villages, and megacity islands made up what we call the Pacific. Who were these ancient people? What were there stories? And how did the myths of past come true?

More than myth, the story of a young man trying to save his family has shaped the Mediterranean for far longer than we think. The problem is, it's been such a long time, that we have forgotten many of the important details. In land of mountain top sea water lakes, pigmy elephants, and milk & honey for days... we follow the story about a son in exile with peoples from all over the world who help end the tyrannical reign of its ruling elite: the titans.

The Incan Empire stretched across continents and hemispheres. With buildings that defied physics and understanding of the natural magic this world has to offer, they ruled in peace and tranquility. Rally the tribes against a recent virus that is taking the continent by storm!

Help us create bold new art that depicts the magic, power, size, and grandeur of the world's lost ancient civilizations! How did the Polynesians circumnavigate the world? Why did the pyramids glow? How did the Incans speak to the heavens? Help us unravel the mysteries of the past with your research and imagination!