Once a beacon upon the coastline, the Stone of Echoes absorbs spoken truths, later revealing them at the touch of moonlight. Scholars debate its origin—some attribute it to the ancients, others suggest a natural phenomenon sculpted by time.
This wave is said to be eternal, lingering at the edge of the shore. Legends claim that it carries the whispers of all who have passed, unknowingly weaving their tales into the ocean's rhythmic lullaby. Seekers often listen, hoping to divine prophecies within its murmur.
These towering stones, arranged in a crescent, are relics of a civilization shrouded in mystery. Engravings, now eroded, hint at rituals dedicated to the sky and sea. Some believe they mark a cosmic alignment pointing to the horizon's eternal glow.
The dunes shift and reshape under unseen hands. At night, their whispers create cartographic lines in the sand, forming maps to hidden passages. Whether these maps are guides or traps remains a mystery inviting many to find out.
Surface grains shift to expose or conceal texts seemingly written by ghostly scribes. The words reflect shadows of truths until the dawn, when light banishes the writing, but not the questions borne of it.