Tuket

Old human woman, Yellow City native. Attended the Copper Ghetto
meeting in Turn 01 and escaped undetected when the Watch
lanterns arrived.

Informal cell elder of the Congregation of the Unwashed.
Holds significant personal memory of the Salt Shore Disturbance
and of Cheth-of-the-Salt-Shore.

What she told the cell

In Turn 09 Tuket answered Vothrog’s question about Cheth
alongside Selindi:

• Cheth was a formerly enslaved crab-man who had escaped, came
  down the God River, and arrived at the tidal salt flats south of
  Old Town.
• He preached the divine spark in the crab-men’s own tongue,
  drawing human debt-workers into his congregation alongside the
  crab-men.
• His central claim: a being made property could not have been made
  so by any god worth the name.
• The Salt Shore Disturbance occurred roughly twenty-two
  years earlier; the official record counted eleven dead and
  described it as a labor insurrection. Tuket and Selindi both
  thought eleven was suspiciously small for three days of
  confrontation.
• Cheth was absent from the official record entirely — not
  listed among the dead but taken deliberately, by men who knew
  who they were looking for.
• The salt-shore workers still leave cracked shells and yellow
  flowers at the tidal mark on dark moon nights. Tuket calls them
  waiting offerings, not mourning offerings.

She gave Vothrog a low-caste blessing on departure.