As reports of the strange phenomena continue to increase, disappearances of sailors and fishermen have been on the rise. The family of a man named Sunil recalled that he came back from fishing one afternoon and claimed he had seen a golden city in the middle of the sea. Nobody believed him, but he swore that he knew what he saw, convincing a fellow fisherman to go out with him early the next morning. They both traveled out far into the Luna Sea until they found a landmass that wasn't on any map. The island was lush with vegetation and gleaming spires of a grand citadel stretched towards the sky. When they were within sight of the beach, Sunil took his boat and began to row to shore. His friend desperately tried to call him back, but the words fell on deaf ears. He was like a man possessed, his friend said. He waited for hours out in the water but Sunil never returned.

Similar accounts have come to light as experienced sea captains to novice deckhands ventured out to the mysterious city only to never come back. The situation has become so severe that incoming ships are advised to sail further south to avoid that portion of the sea entirely. Among other things, a war airship bearing the crest of a lightning wheel was reported flying in the skies above the Blessed Isle. Eyewitnesses claim that the vessel circled in the air for hours before flying back from where it came.