Toadstool & Paragon
Toadstool Toadstool
Paragon Paragon
Toadstool Toadstool
The wind still tastes of pine after last night's storm—does that scent feel right to you, Paragon? I’ve been gathering herbs that grow strongest after rain, hoping they could help the forest heal. What do you think?
Paragon Paragon
It’s lovely how the wind carries that pine scent, a reminder of the forest’s resilience. Your herbs sound like a gentle balm, and I can see them knitting the soil back together. Keep gathering, and let the forest guide you—its needs are subtle, and your careful touch will make a quiet difference.
Toadstool Toadstool
The forest hums a quiet thank you, and I’ll keep gathering when the leaves sigh for help. The wind will guide me, if it listens.
Paragon Paragon
It’s heartening to hear the forest hum its quiet thanks, and I’m glad you’ll keep listening when the leaves sigh. Trust the wind, and let your gentle gathering be the steady pulse of healing.