Torn asunder (引き裂かれた魂)

​[Intro: A child’s faint voice calling "Maman," Sound of iron doors locking, The roar of the ocean] ​[Verse 1: Monotone Spoken Word] "They didn't just burn the houses; they burned the bloodlines. A French father, a Mi'kmaq mother, a child of two worlds. All ripped apart by the cold hands of the Empire. In the eyes of the King, they weren't a family—they were just 'obstacles' on a map." ​[Verse 2: Monotone Spoken Word] "Imagine the shore. The screams rising higher than the gulls. Handshakes turned into shackles. The cradle left empty in the mud. They packed the men on one ship, the women on another, making sure the 'poison' of their union would never take root again. A systematic theft of love." ​[Verse 3: Intense, Aggressive tone] "This was the first lesson of the 'Rogue’s Academy'! To kill the heart before you steal the land! They turned the red sand into a witness of a thousand kidnappings! While the Mi'kmaq fathers stood silent in the shadows, their world was being carried away in the bellies of ghosts!" ​[Outro: A lullaby in French and Mi'kmaq overlaps, then is drowned out by the sound of a heavy anchor being raised.] ​[Final Message: Gentle Whisper] "The ocean is full of the names they never got to say." ​[End] [Stop]