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The Singing Tree is an [[ancient]] and gigantic but hollow [[oak]] [[tree]] in the [[forest]]s west of [[Skald]]. It is the gathering spot for [[Singing Tree Day]]<ref>[[Book of Secrets]] p. 37</ref> | The Singing Tree is an [[ancient]] and gigantic but hollow [[oak]] [[tree]] in the [[forest]]s west of [[Skald]]. It is the gathering spot for [[Singing Tree Day]]. The Singing Tree is purportedly a [[spirit]] of nature, said to inspire the winner of the [[singing]] contest with portents of the future when said winner improvises a [[mora]] on the spot. Correct interpretation of this improvised mora is said to bring insight into [[weather]] and the fortune of the [[crop]]s in the following year.<ref>[[Book of Secrets]] p. 37-38</ref> | ||
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The Singing Tree is an ancient and gigantic but hollow oak tree in the forests west of Skald. It is the gathering spot for Singing Tree Day. The Singing Tree is purportedly a spirit of nature, said to inspire the winner of the singing contest with portents of the future when said winner improvises a mora on the spot. Correct interpretation of this improvised mora is said to bring insight into weather and the fortune of the crops in the following year.[1]
References
- ↑ Book of Secrets p. 37-38
