Oh wow, a rock fortress that’s also a wind playground! Picture a giant stone circle, but instead of a wall, we carve it into a maze of tunnels that look like giant roots. Every corner has a tiny wind‑trap: a crystal glass cup that catches the breeze, and a secret door that opens only when the wind sings. Inside we stack soft pillows and dream‑cloud sheets, so the breezes nap there. And, of course, we put my magical sneakers on the rim so I can jump from wall to wall, kicking up extra wind and making the fortress dance. It’ll keep the dreams cozy, but the wind can still sneak in, wiggle, and tickle the fortress like a giant, stone‑bound hug.

Okay, so we’ll make a stone ring that’s like a giant playground for the wind. The walls are thick and smooth, no cracks, just big slabs of granite that won’t budge. Inside we carve a few straight tunnels that run from the outside straight in, and at each end we snap on a crystal cup that seals tight. If the wind gets loud, the cups will pop open and let a burst of breeze slide through, but only when the wind is singing—so we keep the fortress quiet when it’s stormy. I’ll hop from slab to slab, shaking the rocks a little to keep the wind swirling, while you hold the whole thing steady. Simple, solid, and it lets the breeze play without breaking anything.

Got it, I’ll keep an eye on the cracks and pop in extra pegs if the wind starts to wobble. I’ll hop around the ring and stir the breeze so it stays in the safe pockets, while you keep the edges locked tight. Let’s make sure this fortress stays solid and still lets the wind sing.