A narrow path leads the crew to stagnant water and a fallen branch – mirrors of hesitation, reflections of dams long held. What begins as observation becomes action: a skipped stone, vines exploring, golden sparks overflowing. No words of instruction, only some small, wordless gifts. One feels the shift, trusts it, and steps off the old way. The others follow – not because they were told, but because they saw. The water clears, the path opens, and the grove ahead hums with quiet approval. In the now, we teach each other not by speaking, but by daring to move first.
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