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Being focused on the shedding of the old and creation of the new, Briarborn is a rather popular with Frontierspeople, and her and Scorched Oak gets get invoked a lot to help quicken the construction of new settlements and for projects in The City, but Briarborn herself does have a dedicated cult in the form of The Wildspring Children. They are devoted to her aspects of change and renewal, and nurture shrines of flora to her in unlikely places.

Burned, but still standing, The Scorched Oak stands eternal, kept just-alive, but strong as ever, if not, stronger. Made with the ashes of the Wild-Walker's lover in from before her past lifeAscension, The Scorched Oak is a monument of the life she has left behind.

====N/AThe Grove Eternia====TBDA large garden in one of the quieter corners of The City, maintained with offerings from many denizens of The City, which are then planted by The Wildspring Children. Flora (including flowers, shrubs, and even a few short trees) from all the Histories and Realms may be found here, kept in appropriate conditions to allow their growth and prosperity. There is even a large greenhouse, for those of whom food is a concern, which is free to all, provided they leave something in exchange. In recent times, it has been converted from a wild yard into a full-on garden, complete with benches, lamps, and even a medium-sized artificial pond, in which swim some strangely animate plant-fish hybrids, and disciples of [[The Symphony Unending]]. Briarborn resides in an organic gazebo-like structure in the center of The Grove, free to access at any time she is present. Sometimes, she speaks, sometimes she does not, but the Death-Blossom hears all in her garden. Scorched Oak is also present at times, though it's appearance in The Grove is not nearly as regular as it's Hours'.  Of note is that The Shredded-and-Renewed keeps The Grove Eternia open as neutral place, above the conflict of the Hours, Wild and New.  As long as peace is maintained, all are welcome, and will be given comfort.Because of this, the garden is routinely used as a place of negotiation, between mortals, Long, Names and Hours alike. All will be heard, and none shall raise a hand against another. 

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