Sighting #001:
Status: Verified
Location: Undisclosed Northwest Shoreline
Conditions: Heavy Fog, Low Visibility
Observer: Anonymous Field Observer
Field Notes:
At approximately 06:15 local time, an observer captured this frame along a remote stretch of the northwest coast. Despite the thick coastal fog, the subject is clearly visible navigating the driftwood and discarded netting.
The most striking detail isn't just the physical return of the Nagua, but the presence of the Field Cap. They haven't just returned to the wild; they have re-emerged with a deliberate purpose. This confirms our primary theory: the Nagua are seeking an alliance.
Seeing the Field Cap in the wild changes everything. It proves the Nagua are not just surviving; they are identifying with those of us willing to stand with them. They have returned with a clear directive, and the Network has been activated to answer that call: 'SavetheNagua.net.' It is a sobering reminder that they are watching us just as closely as we are watching for them.
Observer Report:
"The shoreline was dead silent until I heard the shifting of the logs. I expected a common harbor seal, but the way it moved—and that flash of navy blue on its head—stilled my breath. It paused, gave what appeared to be a deliberate signal, and vanished back into the mist before I could move closer."
Network Directive:
This sighting confirms the re-emergence is no longer localized. If you are in the northwest sector, keep your gear visible. They are looking for the "Save the Nagua" mark.
Have you seen something in the mist? Report your sighting to Nagua Network.
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