Abby Salia Common

In a hidden cove on the beaches of Ulu Watu lived a humble seaweed farmer named Abby. Known throughout the region for her swaying algae fields, she held a secret that other cultivators envied: she hummed ancient tunes passed down by her grandmother—round songs said to make the waters tremble and marine spores dance. Thanks to this gentle magic, her harvests were the finest on the coast—silky, nourishing, and perfectly fragrant. Her best customers? The Aquanis people, especially Queen Naliah, the formidable leader of the clan and a great fan of the famous "Royal Foam Salad", a refined dish made exclusively from Salia seaweed, grated coral, and nacre vinegar. But one morning, while singing with her feet in the foam, an unknown algae wrapped itself around her ankle… then her waist… and finally, her heart. A soft, luminous, aquatic fusion. Since that day, Abby has been half-woman, half-jellyfish, and her voice has become a mesmerizing gospel, capable of calming storms and growing algae in mere seconds. She still sings in the coves, or during marine banquets where she accompanies her friend’s dishes… and when she sings her famous “O Wata Lujah,” everyone bows.