This is a magical story weaving indigenous mythology, such as the Spirit of Lightning and Thunderstorm and the fantasy of Planet Limbo, to make the listener wonder whether the animals will help bring the children back to earth before it's too late.

Set in the time of the COVID pandemic, the consequences of human action are a stark reminder that life on this planet can continue without us.

In a city hit by the deadly virus, only a few elders have survived, as they are the safe-keepers of the Memory of the World. With the help of the Totems, the Spirits of Lightning and Thunder have taken the children to a safe planet. An old couple, Armita and Herbert, have a dream: bring the children back before they die to entrust them with the Memory of the World. They need the animals' help to intercede with the Great Spirit, but the animals do not trust humans. Armita has to convince them that humans can change and have an essential role on this planet. Through her determination and kindness, she finds the part of human art a convincing subject.

The story is a reflection of how as humans, we have been given the great gifts of dreams and hope, and it urges us to consider what legacy we want to leave our children and what kind of ancestors we want to be.