Akwaaba, and welcome to Saltwater Cartographers. I am Yaw Boakye-Ansah, I wrote this story and I will be telling it to you chapter by chapter, and this is chapter one, so you are right on time. Let me set the scene. In the port city of Abenase, maps are not drawn. They are walked, at low tide, by cartographers who remember the coast so exactly that the land agrees to stay. That is how it has always worked. But this morning the fishing village of Kokrobite woke up a mile from the sea. The boats are on dry sand. The Guild has sent nobody. And a fish seller called Efua, seventeen, is about to find out that she remembers a shoreline she was never taught. You are listening on Witspeak Podcasts. Chapter one begins.