Jaret-Bouch



About

Jaret-Bouch is an island situated approximately off the coast of Cat Island near the Bermuda Triangle. It is rather small, only about 19 miles wide and 13 miles long and doesn't have any known wildlife or resources.

Despite these facts, a small group of islanders have managed to live here for a few generations, although they are extremely hostile to outsiders.

In 2017, five college freshmen tried to find a lost treasure that was supposedly nearby in the surrounding reefs. Unfortunately the experience turned into pure terror when they discovered a mysterious statue that released a gelatinous black material and killed one of their friends.

Over the course of the next few days, all of them save for one died on the island.

Other facts

Allen Ward, a WWII pilot; was stranded here in 1943. How he managed to survive on the island for the next sixty years is not yet known.

The aircraft Flight 109 crashed somewhere in the vicinity of this island.

Robert Malone, an Egyptian man and member of the Lyvonic Order, seemed to have established a truce between himself and the islanders. It is unknown if the two groups are connected.

The USS Sanchez, the USS Curwen and the HMS Johansen were ordered by the Joint Commission to patrol these waters.