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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Gregor" data-source="post: 5535767" data-attributes="member: 11751">Tiljann nibbles on a roasted acorn as she explains her idea."Well, I've been thinking about a particular passage in the Song of Forms.  I don't think any of you speak our language, but here is the translation: So as we were born from the First Tree, so as from our homeland’s breast was cut a living blade, as this our lives are bound to thee, the forest’s heart in Timbre’s glade.  As you already know, our lives are bound to the forest itself, so if it dies so do we.  Timbre, the name in the song, is a dryad who lives in the oldest tree in the forest, and the blade the heroine Anyariel, who was also her lover, wielded was cut from the wood of that tree.  I'm not certain, but there might be a chance that the sword could hold a chance for us to survive if it is reclaimed and protected." She drinks from the gourd to relieve her dry mouth before continuing.  "Unfortunately, this is all a hunch.  I'm pretty sure the entity trapped in the stag has used the sword to infect the entire forest, since it was driven into the lakebed.  But to learn more, you would need to talk to Timbre.  That poor dryad spends her days near her tree, the first tree, cloaked in flames and in constant agony.  She hasn't seen visitors in years, but hopefully you can find a way to talk to her.  Her grove is only a mile to the north, over the cliffs we are sitting in right now.  Maybe someone in the village knows something?"  </blockquote>

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