Each one was very distinctive. Looking closely at the promotional images, you could still discern some hidden information about each island.
For example, Island No. 135, the first one on the introduction page, at a glance looked like an island of towering white rocks set in a turquoise sea, the white dotted with some green trees and specks of red flowers.
But a closer look revealed that the white wasn't rock, but a species of bird Faye Yardley had never seen before. They had red beaks and perched densely, packed together on the tall trees.
At first glance, you would really think it was a flawless, pure-white island.
'Is it really okay to go to an island like that?'
The saying "enough ants can kill an elephant" wasn't just a metaphor.
Faye sighed and looked at the next picture: high mountains, plunging waterfalls, and no shortage of flowers, grass, and trees.
A quick glance showed a pleasing and beautiful landscape.
But a closer look...
