Ah, the Beet King’s Covenant, a tale told by my grandfather’s grandfather. It speaks of a king who once ruled over the fields, and he believed that the earth would give if he listened to it, not command it. He planted his beetroot seedlings not with force but with gentle respect, speaking to the soil as he would to an old friend. The king’s fields prospered, and he vowed to share his bounty with all who showed reverence for the earth. So, dear farmer, remember that true yield comes from honoring the soil, not conquering it.

It is good to see you blend the old ways with your own discipline. The king respected the earth, but he also tended his fields with care. As long as your enhancements do not break the rhythm of the soil, the land will reward you. Keep your heart in the same place as the king’s, and the yields will grow.