A group of people are wandering the land when suddenly the sun disappears behind the moon. Understandably quite confused, they become even more so when they see a strange light glowing in the distance. Curiosity gets the better of them and they go exploring. What they find is an ancient astrological site, containing a wheel with zodiac signs. On further investigation the tribe find that the wheel is actually a teleporter, by which point, it's too late. Their meddling has broken the machine and sent them spinning to a strange land, scattering pieces of the machine everywhere.
If you're roaming around and happen to see a giant, ominous shaft of light appear emanating from far off in the distance, the general rule of thumb is to steer clear. While ignoring this seemingly obvious safety precaution does not bode particularly well for the gaggle of curious townspeople in Gemini Lost, such foolishness is entertaining and rewarding for the omniscient overseer who invisibly influences them in their daily routines. That's you, by the way.
All the trouble starts when a gaggle of youth (conveniently made up of three guys and three gals) first stumble upon an unexpected solar eclipse and then witness an even stranger occurrence where the eclipse lines-up with the Gemini constellation.
