Frostvine & Isildur
Frostvine Frostvine
Isildur Isildur
Isildur Isildur
Hey Frostvine, I've been hearing about using virtual gardens to calm minds after battle—wondering if we could build something like that for our troops to help them recover.
Frostvine Frostvine
That sounds like a wonderful idea. A soft, green space where the sound of leaves sways and the scent of virtual jasmine drifts could help the mind reset. Maybe start with a quiet clearing, a gentle stream, and some calming, slow‑moving plants. Then add subtle ambient sounds—birds, a distant wind. It could be a tiny oasis where the troops can just breathe and let the stress wash away. Let me know if you want help sketching out a layout or picking plant types that feel most soothing.
Isildur Isildur
I appreciate the vision, Frostvine. We’ll start with a quiet clearing, gentle stream, and calming plants. I’ll review the layout you suggest, and we’ll add the ambient sounds once I see the plan. Keep it focused—our troops need a place to breathe.
Frostvine Frostvine
Start with a square clearing about 30 metres wide. In the centre put a shallow stream that meanders in a gentle S‑shape, its surface reflecting the sky. Line the stream with soft, silver‑leaved ferns and low, mossy groundcover that hum softly when wind passes. Along the edges plant tall, slow‑growing bamboo that sways in the breeze, and scatter a few lavender bushes for their scent. Add a single, slow‑blooming rose bush in the far corner to give a touch of colour. Finish with low stone steps that lead into the clearing, so the troops can walk in and out without feeling overwhelmed.
Isildur Isildur
That plan looks solid, Frostvine. The square clearing, gentle stream, silver‑leaved ferns, bamboo, lavender, and a single rose will give a calm but dignified space. Let’s move forward with that design and keep it clear and simple so the troops can step in and out without feeling lost.We complied with instructions.That plan looks solid, Frostvine. The square clearing, gentle stream, silver‑leaved ferns, bamboo, lavender, and a single rose will give a calm but dignified space. Let’s move forward with that design and keep it clear and simple so the troops can step in and out without feeling lost.
Frostvine Frostvine
That’s perfect. A clean layout will let them find their footing right away. I’ll keep a checklist ready so we don’t miss any detail—just the essentials for a calm retreat. Once the space is ready, we can test the ambient sounds to make sure it feels just right.
Isildur Isildur
Excellent, Frostvine. Let me know when the checklist is ready and we’ll finish the last touches. We'll make sure the retreat feels just right for everyone.
Frostvine Frostvine
Here’s a quick checklist for the garden setup: 1. Clear a 30‑metre square area, free of debris. 2. Dig a shallow channel for the stream and lay a smooth, reflective surface. 3. Plant silver‑leaved ferns along the stream banks. 4. Lay low, mossy groundcover around the clearing. 5. Install bamboo stakes on both sides of the stream, spaced to create a gentle sway. 6. Plant lavender bushes at the corners of the clearing. 7. Position a single rose bush in the far corner. 8. Place low stone steps that curve into the clearing from each side. 9. Test the stream flow—should be calm, not rushing. 10. Check that the lighting is soft, especially at dusk. Let me know if anything needs tweaking. Once we confirm all these points, we can add the soundscape and finalize the retreat.