The Seeder Nation

The Red Sap Scrolls

The Red Sap Scrolls

Otherwise known as the Red Wax Scrolls, these writings are a history of the Seeder Nation. These scrolls include, parables, proclamations, prophecy and simple histories of important writings within the grove.

if viewing these scrolls in the exhibition simply place your mobile device’s NFC sensor against the red wax stamp and you will be taken to the scroll’s text.

The Chronicle of the Frosted River
By Recorder Talis of the Western Groves I write this scroll as I remember it, for memory is fragile, and
Allegory of the Shimmering Orchard
By Novice Elvra of the Eastern Groves I walked the orchard at dawn, the mist clinging to the grass like
The Vision of the Twin Blossoms
By Seer Calen of the Southern Groves I saw the orchard in a dream before the first frost had even
The Account of Hands and Seasons
By Elder Lyven of the Northern Groves I have seen more seasons than I can count, and each one has
The Tale of the Sun-Warmed Branch
By Apprentice Kalen of the Western Groves I first saw the branch on a morning when the frost had not
The Chronicle of the Broken Terrace
By Recorder Talen of the Eastern Groves I first saw the terrace after the storm, and it struck me with
The Vision of the Eight Winds
By Seer Lyara of the Central Groves I saw the orchard from above, though I was standing in its center.
The Season of Hands and Shadows
By Elder Maris of the Southern Groves I have seen the grove change through countless seasons, yet this one stands
The Flight of the Bronze Walnut
By Apprentice Liora of the Northern Groves I first saw it on a morning when the terraces were heavy with
The Vision of the Falling Petals
By Seer Arven of the Central Groves I saw the grove in a time not yet come. The terraces stretched
The Grove of Whispering Ladders
By Apprentice Faren of the Northern Groves I first noticed the ladders speaking on a morning when mist lay heavy
The Day of Falling Ladders
By Recorder Talen of the Eastern Groves I remember the morning clearly, when frost lingered and the terraces were slick