The Isle of Sgàil in the North Atlantic is one of the most secretive places in the world. The desolate, remote island is dominated by a medieval castle and includes an even more ancient circle of standing stones, suggesting the possibility of a human presence as far back as Neolithic times.

The island is a mysterious area and a part of Scotland, although it's possible that the island is its own entity. This is further backed by a background discussion between two custodians, claiming the castle was used to store taxes from the British Crown, then later as a prison for aristocrats that couldn't be executed due to their status.

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