Things are created, and things are taken. This is a prime cycle known to man. But there were exceptions, which were a mystery to man, now as well as back then. Why are things lost, but don't return something else? One of these things was a roman city district, known as the district of Carales. A long time ago, this district was known for to be one of the wealthiest in the roman empire, until one day, its buildings, its inhabitants were overnight "erased" from the map. And it wasn't till just recently that we have rediscovered it - on mars. Its inhabitants, whom were of great intellect, managed to adapt to the atmosphere to mars by the likes of a large dome of crystal to protect their air supply, back then when they lived on terra cause of an illness that spread through the empire. But according to their documents ( and our latin translations), in that night In which Carales disappeared, a "curtain of darkness and shooting stars" surrounded the district, and then they found themselves to be on mars. Our scientists suggest a fissure in the timespace to have caused this teleportation.