I listen to the trees as they whisper the storm’s song, then let the branches shift in time with it. The forest boss could move its roots like a shifting puzzle, so the player keeps adjusting rather than fighting. You could plant temporary growth nodes that sprout when the wind slows, giving quick cover or new paths. The key is to give the forest cues—a rustling leaf, a scent trail—that hint at where to step, so the chaos feels like a dance you can follow. Keep the storm’s rhythm gentle but unpredictable, and the forest will stay steady enough to protect itself.