Tsint, a wonderful oasis on the outskirts of the desert, is abundant in water and skilled people are eager to work. In the past, Tissint, famous for its fruits and salt, was an important center for the caravan trade. But the decline of this trade, and the decline in the activity of the spiritual centers in the region, as well as immigration and the disease of eggs, are all factors that led to the collapse of Tissint’s economy. Can Cint today keep pace with the civilizational progression to carve out a place for herself in the society of tomorrow?