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They say the river remembers… even when we forget.
This short folktale from the heart of Africa tells the haunting story of Nala, a girl born under the Rain Moon — when spirits walk in the form of water. When she saves a serpent child against her mother’s warning, destiny begins to coil around her life like the creature she once saved.

As seasons turn and the river dies, Nala’s bond with the serpent, Sefu, is tested by the drought’s cruel hand. In the story’s final storm of sacrifice and rebirth, the serpent rises — and so does her spirit — reminding us that every act of kindness ripples beyond our lifetime.

This timeless African legend reflects the deep cultural wisdom of West and Central African oral traditions, where water, spirit, and memory intertwine. Each word carries the heartbeat of generations — a reminder that nature listens… and remembers.

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