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“Let us ask the wind directly,” she said. “If the wind can carry our wishes, perhaps it can tell us how to heal the wall.”

Lira, who had spent the past weeks learning the ways of Spicu, remembered an old tale her grandmother had told her: “When the wind speaks, the stones listen. When the stones speak, the wind carries the answer.” She stepped forward, holding her seedling stone. “Let us ask the wind directly,” she said

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The seedling Lira had carved sprouted a tiny green shoot the very night of the festival, its first leaves catching the wind’s melody. It grew quickly, becoming a beside the ancient one, symbolizing the future of Spicu—rooted in tradition, yet flexible enough to bend with change. The seedling Lira had carved sprouted a tiny

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Every year, when the first snow melted, Spicu celebrated the . The townsfolk gathered around the ancient oak, each bringing a newly carved stone figurine that represented something they hoped to achieve that year. The carvings were placed in a circle, and the wind would pass through them, “listening” to the wishes.