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The journey to Fontar’s Hollow was a slow unspooling of the coast. Jcheada traveled by skiff, visiting towns with names like knuckles—Saltreed, Marrowfen, Graymarsh—trading repairs and stories for a night’s mooring. She learned to bargain with smugglers and to read the sky for more than weather: she learned how gestures could hide truths, how laughter could mask fear. Once, at a tavern carved into a cave, she met an old cartographer named Pern who had once charted paths through the Sundered Teeth. Pern told her a fragment of Fontar’s history: it had been a haven for sailors who saved each other from storms, but a feud and a mistake had unleashed something the town could not bury. jcheada fontrar

That night, under the wash of moonlight, Jcheada read the map. It marked tunnels and drowned grottos, old names and tides. She decided she would go. Not because she believed in destiny but because the song had taken a hold of her, and without a choice she was already moving. : The font features generous X-heights and distinct