We meet Lily, a French woman studying archaeology. She is passionate about mysterious archaeological discoveries that can shed new light on the history of the world as we know it. Her main interest is in "lost artifacts," enigmatic objects that challenge our understanding of ancient civilizations. These artifacts often predate their historical period and display a level of precision that seems implausible given the technological capabilities of their supposed era. Lily's dedication drives her to remote locations, where she meticulously searches for clues to uncover the secrets these artifacts hold.

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We see Lily in her Paris apartment, sitting in front of a complex computer set-up: several monitors on which she conducts research on her theories. From there, she finds the next location of the strange monoliths. 
 

He sees a very specific rock formation in different places around the world. Eight stone monoliths placed in a specific position.

Lily attends a lecture on "Lost Ancient Advanced Civilizations." Professor Zoran Bahić is an expert in the field of mysterious archaeology and has already put forward controversial theories that have shocked academic circles and historians. He challenges established truths and is often frowned upon in serious research circles.

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Lily presents her theory to Professor Bahić. She is convinced that the monoliths found around the world have a connection that should be taken seriously, but she is ridiculed and disbelieved, even by an expert interested in alternative theories that can often seem conspiratorial. He rejects her theories, but she doesn't give up

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Lily goes to the classical museum Chateau Fontainebleau. There she finds a collection of exclusive art and literature from centuries ago. She is delighted by a huge painting from the 18th century. 

In the center of the painting, a figure holds two strange objects in his hand. The shape of the object resembles a symbol that intertwined in her research. Lily understands the connection and runs to the historical library. She finds herself on the edge of something huge!

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At the Chateau de Fontainebleau library, Lily takes a big break in her research. She finds an illustration showing a symbol resembling eight monoliths from above. She draws lines between the eight dots and suddenly sees the shape of this object, the object in the picture. everything is connected! He realizes that this is not just a symbol, but a map where all the archaeological treasures are buried.

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Lily runs to her apartment. She knows of seven previously discovered stone formations, so she hangs photographs of them on a map of the world, at each of their locations. She draws lines between them and sees the AW symbol appear, as she expected. There are eight locations on the map, but only seven of them have already been found. She now sees the location of the final site that has not yet been excavated. A message from the past that has not yet been found by modern humans.

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She travels to a small village in northern France. She ends up in a field and finds eight monoliths, just as she expected. To verify her theory and make sure they were not random stones, she placed mirrors between the eight stones. She then turned on the laser pen, and the laser beam formed the AW symbol between the mirrors. The ultimate sign from our ancestors, to be taken with the utmost seriousness.

Lily returns to Professor Zoran Bahić to show him her new discoveries. She interrupts his lecture to show the formation she found in the field. He is amazed and immediately realizes that she has discovered something special. She contacts her friends in the research community.