Envaitenet - the island of no return

I love all sorts of secrets and riddles.....today, I want to write about one of them.

The legend of the Kenyan island of Envaitenet is one of those cases that is extremely intriguing, but about which any information is extremely scarce.

So what do we know?

The earliest information about the island of Envaitenet that modern scientists have been able to find dates back to 1630.
At that time, the island was inhabited by native families. Initially there were few of them, but then they formed a whole village.
The vegetation of the island allowed them to get their own food, but the islanders had to be vegetarians.
The fact is that no animals took root on the Envaitenet island, despite the abundance of plant food.
The first local residents of the island of Envaitenet said that the stones and plants in their settlement constantly disappeared, and then reappeared, but in other places.
After the full moon, they often heard a frightening roar from the bowels of the earth, which could last for hours. People assumed that these sounds were made by disgruntled spirits of the island. To appease them, the tribe periodically made sacrifices to them.
The natives claimed that the island was inhabited by ghosts: humanoid translucent creatures, after meeting which an ordinary resident of the tribe would experience temporary paralysis. After meeting the ghost of the island, the native could lie motionless for days, and even die from exhaustion.

The researchers who were the first to visit the island of Envaitenet and talk with the aborigines were of the opinion that the island literally drives people away, using paranormal forces for this.
After each appearance of the above-described entities, a tragedy occurred on the island. The person who encountered them soon received serious injuries, fell ill, and died.
A little later, on a strange island, according to its native inhabitants, unknown predatory monsters appeared and periodically attacked people.
They dragged away children and adults mainly in the dark. After these abducted people, no one was able to find them.
Even their remains were not found throughout the island.

By the way, in the language of the local tribe, Envaitenet means “no return.”
This island has been considered a cursed place since ancient times.
And then…..something happened…..

The story goes that the inhabitants of Envaitenet often came to the mainland to trade goods, but then one day, inexplicably, they disappeared. No one came to the market to sell fresh fish and buy necessary things.
Concerned, two local men decided to travel to the island to find out what happened.

When they got there, they found the place completely abandoned.
All that remained were burnt huts and decaying fish.
They were very scared, and quickly returned to the mainland, promising that they would never return there.

In the meantime....
In 1935, the English explorer Vivian Fouch went to the area at the head of a geological expedition.
Two of his supporters, scientists Martin Sheflin and Bill Dayson, went to Envaitenet.....
Yes, they were never seen again.
Fifteen days after the men set off for the island, a search party followed them.
There were no signs of men on the island. The plane even flew around the island, but no traces could be found.
You'd think this would be pretty easy to solve. All you need to do is go to the area, try to find out the history of this place and see if there have been any strange events in the 80 years that have passed since the disappearance of the two scientists.

But, no one... He doesn’t want to go there... and the locals are afraid of these places like fire.

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