The Lost Journal Entries of the First Listener
A book in pieces.
The diary, or journal of Radoslava Hunt, given cultural significance because the old woman hiked all the way up to The Copper Mountains. That might be offensive to say but its the truth when it comes to what actually happened. In terms history however it is the holy book for The Way of the Wood, and one of the most important documents ever drafted for the most wide spread religion. The book was distributed in fragments to various towns and factions as Radoslava traveled from the south to the far north. the traders of Fields Union, having banded together to collect all fragments of the book, by paying for and making agreements with the other factions that acquired pieces of the book. Which is why the Copper Mount Militia is allied with Fields Union, and receives regular trade caravans. What is actually written in the original journal is unknown to me as its kept hidden, with only edited versions of the entries printed for distribution now. However what is more interesting to me, and more important to history is the ending of the journal. As all the stories within the journal build towards the her believed discovery of the Silverbark Grove. The last entries were never given or discovered, with many still hunting for the lost pages. Even now in the edited version that is publicly avalible it ends with the legend of the the Silverbark Grove, and the First Listener's last words, forever resting with The One Within The Bark.
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