Trees, the oldest sages among us, speak through encrypted messages wrapped in the language of foliage and wind. Their virtual interactions span centuries, long before the wires and pixels of humanity's devices constructed our modern webs.
The networks of roots will tell you, in their own way, how to traverse the endless expanse of digital forests. It's a language rich with metaphors of growth—each byte a leaf, each code a branch reaching toward the unseen sun of knowledge.
In these virtual groves, where the real and the imagined blur under the canopy of the megabyte, trees have their own interactions—compressed echoes of wisdom, shared quietly in the heart's hidden foliage.
The encrypted paths may cryptically resolve, revealing an ancient map to the flow of energy connecting every being in networks far older than the internet we know.