The Sunken Land Begins to Rise Again

The genre mix creates such a unique atmosphere — I wonder what inspired this specific combination and how it shaped the storytelling approach.

The imagery was so visceral, and the rising land felt like a metaphor for buried secrets surfacing. Did others find it more unsettling or hopeful?

It seems like environmental and societal collapse are central, but I’m curious what deeper messages or critiques might be embedded in the narrative.