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In the grey coastal village of Narrowsmeet, the name Tocil was never spoken twice. It lived in the creak of hulls at low tide and the salt-scarred logbooks of fishermen who had ventured too far. Tocil was not a god, nor a monster, but something in between: the memory of a promise the sea had made and never kept.

: It's famous for its carpet of bluebells in the spring and diverse wildlife, including herons, wild rabbits, and families of geese. In the grey coastal village of Narrowsmeet, the

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