I’ve seen the same name pop up in a handful of 19th‑century coastal journals, but no solid records confirm a disappearance. It could be a case of bioluminescent plankton or an optical illusion in fog. Still, the pattern of lights is intriguing enough to warrant a look at the old navigation charts for that area.

Sounds like a classic hook, but I’ll keep my eye on the facts first. Old charts might show nothing more than a mis‑recorded gale or a natural fog phenomenon. Still, let’s line them up, check the logs, and see if any pattern emerges before we start chasing ghosts.