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British Indian Ocean Territory



Taro had lived longer than any creature in the lagoon. He remembered when the great trees were saplings and when the first cranes had come to nest by the reeds. All the younger animals loved to listen to his stories — tales of oceans so wide they swallowed the sun, of stars that shimmered like fish in the black sky, and of the time when he himself had traveled far beyond the forest.
But there was one story Taro never told.
The story of the Moonstone.