The Lost Continent

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The narrative reflects on the devastating effects of war in England, contrasting it with the more civilized and thriving regions closer to London. The protagonist anticipates encountering vibrant cities, cultivated landscapes, and a welcoming populace eager to connect with the outside world. This journey symbolizes a quest for understanding and reconciliation, highlighting themes of brotherhood and the desire for knowledge beyond geographical divides. The setting serves as a backdrop for exploring the impact of conflict on society and the hope for renewal.