#private:constance

[oliver--fox]

@constanquence [pm] I apologize on my uncle's behalf. I believe an agreement was made to cover funding and offer some environmental services. If I can be honest, Oliver, from my uncle's notes is it correct for me to assume these trees were... unique? I see details of specialized care and reports detailing resistance toward reproduction. The protections are covered without any action from you, but their enforcement, has not been managed directly for some time. Rest assured, now that I am aware I can return everything back to a standardized schedule. Once again, I apologize for this lapse in care.

[pm] Oh, interesting. Yes...they are unique. They do best on the East Coast. They haven't thrived in the south or out west as well. [...] How long was your uncle caring for them? Thank you for doing so now, of course; I'm just curious.

[oliver--fox]

[pm] Hello, is this Oliver?

My name is Constance Eades. I'm not sure if my uncle has reached out recently, but my family has historically overseen the preservation funding for your grove.

I came across the original notes while sorting his records and noticed there haven't been any recent reports filed. I wanted to check in directly, as this appears to be the only preservation of its kind in our archives. If you're in need of assistance, our protections extend beyond Wicked's Rest.

[user stares at the message for several minutes]

[pm] How did I knew that there was What do you know

It is.

Nobody has ever reached out to me. Other than there being the law protections here in Maine, I wasn't aware of any further protections. [user wonders when it started and why. If anyone had ever attempted to track him down to discuss it further, they got lost in the different aliases and locations.

Unfortunately, there are very few trees outside Maine at this point; if any, honestly. However, if necessary, I would assist with funding for the protections to continue.