Le Temple d'Itzamna

They called it The Temple of Itzamna — an Aztec shrine built more than a thousand years ago, deep beneath the jungles of Central America. Legends said it was sealed by its own priests to protect a jewel of immense power — the Heart of the Sun. When explorers first found it in the 1920s, the entire expedition vanished without a trace. Only a single journal fragment was ever recovered, scorched by time and water: “The jewel calls for light… The sun must return to the stone.” For decades, no one dared to search again — until now. Recently, construction near the old Lachine Canal unearthed a strange relic: a cracked jade skull, still glowing faintly in the dark. It was shipped to a Montreal museum for study… but soon, the artifact began emitting low-frequency pulses — signals matching coordinates that point to a forgotten site, deep in the jungle. Someone — or something — wanted to be found. And that’s where your story begins. You’ve spent days and days getting here (sorry, the REM still doesn’t reach the jungle yet), but you’ve finally arrived — standing before the ancient stone doors that could lead into the Temple of Itzamna… or to your doom. Your mission is simple: get inside, find the Heart of the Sun, and steal it before the temple seals forever. After all… in this line of work, knowledge and fortune often come at the same price.