On the island of Motupā, where the palms swayed in the salty breeze and the waves whispered tales of distant shores, there lived a remarkable cat. His name was Moki, though most knew him as Catiki the Cat. With fur striped like the shadows of a jungle grove and eyes green as the island’s hidden lagoons, he was the swiftest and cleverest among the village animals. But Moki had a restless heart. While his friends basked in the sun or chased leaves among the ferns, he often sat on the shore, watching the horizon where the ocean met the sky.