Editing Konganese History (section)

=== The Ripple Songs ===

The Ripple Songs are a form of rhythmic chanting and singing, performed to match the rise and fall of the tides. These songs are woven into daily life, reinforcing the Konganese belief in the impermanence and continuity of existence.

Artisans and builders hum soft, rhythmic tunes while weaving bamboo fibres, believing that the song strengthens the work.

Warriors sing low, steady chants before battle, attuning themselves to the pulse of the ocean and finding calm before the storm.

Each song carries a lesson or memory, ensuring that no knowledge is lost, even across generations.