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The Refusal of Permanent Roads
Mid Concordic Age
Thirasil actively prevents the construction of fixed infrastructure
As neighboring states sought reliable transit routes,
Thirasil’s courts collectively refused permanent roads.
Paths were negotiated, marked by living sign-trees,
and allowed to fade once their use became harmful.
This refusal preserved the forest’s adaptability
while reinforcing its resistance to external control.
Thirasil’s courts collectively refused permanent roads.
Paths were negotiated, marked by living sign-trees,
and allowed to fade once their use became harmful.
This refusal preserved the forest’s adaptability
while reinforcing its resistance to external control.