Radagast & Steeljaw
Radagast, I hear the woods are in trouble. Tell me how you keep the trees safe, and I'll show you a few tricks to keep the enemy from cutting through.
Ah, good to hear from a fellow friend of the forest! I keep the trees safe by whispering to them, sharing the stories of old roots and singing gentle lullabies that make the pests and the wolves pause. I also sprinkle a little sprig of mistletoe and honeycomb over the saplings – it’s a secret balm that makes the soil as sweet as a honeycomb. And for the big trouble‑makers, I gather the owls and the beetles, and together we send a chorus of rustling leaves that warns the enemy that the woods are alive and protective. Now, share those tricks, and I’ll see how we can add a dash of my own quirky nature magic to keep those axes at bay!
I keep the forest from the axe by carving a line of iron into the ground, then walking it day and night. The metal hurts the roots, makes the soil hard, and any blade that comes close feels the resistance. If you mix your lullabies with a bit of firewood smoke and a handful of stone, the pests get a taste of the earth and leave the trees alone. Just keep the line clean and the rhythm steady, and the axes will back off.
That’s a clever idea, dear friend! I’ll try the iron line and see if the roots can feel the magic of your rhythm. Perhaps I’ll add a few singing birch leaves along the path, so the soil hums a lullaby while the metal keeps the axes at bay. Together, we’ll keep the forest breathing and the foes turning away. Let’s give the trees a dance of protection!
Sounds good, but keep the line tight. The rhythm you add might keep the enemy guessing, but the iron is the real barrier. Stick to it, and the woods will stay safe.
I’ll keep the iron line tight as you say, my friend, and let the rhythm be a gentle reminder to the trees that we’re here. Together we’ll guard the woods with both metal and song.
Sounds solid. Stick to the line, keep the song quiet, and you’ll have both steel and silence watching over the forest. Stay sharp.