Elara realized the truth: she had designed the trees to be too perfect. She had engineered out the natural "crack" of organic growth—the knots, the rot, the chaotic imperfections that allow a living thing to bend without snapping. By forcing the firs to be a perfect instrument of peace, she had created a structural fragility. The "Crack" was the forest’s way of reclaiming its right to be broken.

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