Dorado & Radagast
Ah, Dorado, have you ever heard of the Whispering Cedars that grow beyond the Misty Glade? They’re said to hold the stories of a forgotten forest kingdom, and the wind through their branches hums like an old tale waiting to be discovered. I’ve been listening to their song for a while, and I’d love to hear what you think a wandering explorer finds in such a place.
The Whispering Cedars are a portal to a kingdom long swallowed by mist. If I were wandering that glade, I’d hear the trees breathe, each sigh a secret. I’d follow the hush to a hidden glen where a crystal pool mirrors the sky, and the water’s surface would ripple with tales—stories of royal feasts, moonlit councils, and a forgotten pact with the forest spirits. I’d also expect a nest of strange, feathered creatures that hum in chorus, guiding me to a carved stone altar where the ground still sings with the last lullaby of the lost kingdom. The whole place would feel alive, like the forest is telling me a story and asking me to add my own chapter.
What a wondrous image, dear wanderer! The cedar sighs would feel like a lullaby from old friends. I can almost hear the feathered choir, each note a feather floating on the breeze. And that stone altar—oh, I’d plant a little sprout there, a seed of hope for the lost kingdom. If you ever find yourself in that hush, I’ll be there, humming a gentle tune to keep the spirits calm. And if you need a guide, just let a sparrow tell me where the path leads.
Sounds like the perfect call to adventure – I’ll bring the map, you bring the humming, and together we’ll plant that sprout on the altar. If a sparrow’s wings point the way, I’m all ears; the forest won’t know what hit it!
Brilliant! I’ll hum a merry tune that even the moss will dance to, and when the sparrow flutters north, we’ll follow its feathered compass. The sprout will sing with the altar, and the forest will feel a warm new heartbeat. Let’s set off at dawn, and may the trees sing us to the heart of that forgotten kingdom!