Peter, a 36-year-old scientist, embarks on a difficult journey of exploration in the once completely ice-covered and unexplored region of North Greenland. Due to climate change, the permafrost is melting, opening up opportunities to uncover the secrets hidden beneath. Determined to make a historic discovery, Peter embarks on an arduous journey with limited supplies.
After several weeks alone in the harsh conditions, Peter discovers a strange rock structure with a strange wind blowing through the cracks. Upon closer inspection, he discovers a deep ice cave. Despite the danger, he goes deeper and finds a large ice wall, inside which is the vague outline of a mysterious object. Realizing the importance of this discovery, Peter returns to the nearest village to seek help.
In the village, Peter hires a group of locals to help him dig, providing tools and equipment. Although he did not reveal exactly what he had found, Peter spent most of his money, even going into debt, believing that this would be the discovery of his life.
However, a blizzard covered the area, making it difficult for his team to find the entrance to the cave. Luckily, a member of the team discovered a hole hidden under the snow, leading them back to the cave.
Inside, the team began to carefully dig through the thick ice. But during the work, someone accidentally cracked the ice, causing the cave to shake. Everyone panicked, some ran towards the exit, but Peter stood rooted to the spot.
The ice wall suddenly collapsed, revealing not a creature, but a stone wall with ancient drawings. These drawings included hunting scenes, campfires, and people, proving that this place had been inhabited by humans for thousands of years.
Although initially disappointed that he did not find the mysterious creature he had expected, Peter recognized the value of this discovery. This could be an important piece of human history in the Arctic. News spread, experts came to study it, and the area was protected from encroachment. Peter was recognized as the discoverer and his name was forever etched into the history of science.
Although he did not become rich from this discovery, Peter was proud of his iconic achievement, a testament to the perseverance and passion of a true scientist.
