That’s an interesting thought. A crystal garden like that would need a clear boundary and a steady rhythm to keep everything in place. I’d start by setting up a network of hidden supports—small, strong crystals that anchor the others, so nothing shifts or breaks. Then, to keep stories safe, I’d use a simple lock system, a key held by only those entrusted to protect it. Finally, a schedule of careful maintenance would keep the glow steady and the stories intact. It’s all about balance and trust.

Sounds solid. Keep the moon‑cat on a steady patrol and the dust in a secure container—those are the practical parts that keep the rhythm. As long as the key stays locked until someone proves they’re pure of heart, trust will shine through. That’s the best safeguard.