Willa the Whale loved to collect treasures from the ocean floor—pearls, ship bells, and mysterious glass bottles. But her favorite finds were the relics of civilizations long gone. She sang songs to the dolphins about ruined towers, coral palaces, and sunken gardens. One foggy morning, a message in a bottle floated down to her, showing the map to a forgotten city deep beneath the waves. Willa followed the clues with her friends—a curious crab and a wise old turtle—dodging swirling currents and weaving through forests of kelp. They found the city, its streets paved with shells and its buildings covered in stories told by glowing fish. Each artifact they discovered whispered memories: a compass lost by a sailor, a coin dropped by a merchant, a tiny flute once played at festivals. Willa realized the greatest treasure was the tales these objects carried. Instead of keeping them for herself, she brought the relics to the surface and shared their stories with all the sea creatures. Fish and whales, turtles and octopuses, gathered to listen, learning the lessons of the past and dreaming of new adventures together. From that day, the ocean rang with laughter and wisdom, and Willa’s heart—like the lost city—was full to the brim.