paradisa | 「✿十三」

[There is a white wolf in the library, strange, isn't it? It is under a table, surrounded by several books about gardening, she's leaning all over them, passing the pages with her paws and sometimes her nose... Eew. Her journal is open next to her and words seem to appear magically in it, even when she's not even moving at all.]

[Once-ler; and those who like plants and gardening.]

{{ooc; Transcription for those who can't read my ugly handwriting:
How to grow a tree!
What you will need:
Seeds (important!)
Dirt! D'uh
Time (we have all the time of the world here, no excuses!)
and patience Lots of it ... :|
and other stuff...

Get your seeds... Try not wishing because you know how the castle gets... anyway get your seeds
any kind will do for now

Take your seeds (or seed...) and lay them out to dry until there is no moisture on the outside shell.
(You don't have to leave your room for this, the window will do.)

Cover your seeds with a damp paper towel and place them in the fridge (I think they mean that contraption where you keep food cold!). You will have to leave them there for a month at least. HAVE PATIENCE! Also, make sure the towel stays damp.
Apparently this speeds up the process, I didn't know!
After a few weeks, the seeds should have sprouted! If they didn't DON'T WORRY!

Put the sees in a small cup of potting soil and remember to make sure that the soil stays damp but not wet. And now we wait some more!
It should grow a bit more.

Transplant (carefully) the new sprouted seeding to a larger pot and keep watering daily.

Pick the location of your tree. ~~Choose a planting~~ Any place in Paradisa works, just make sure it's bit enough!

Transplant your seeding to the outdoors!
(Yes, you have to go out to do this...)
Once it is big enough, so no one will step on it, dig a hole much wider than the roots to allow them to grow easily. Water the soil...

Let nature take care of the rest.

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I suspect it is not too different; a king is to keep order among his subjects and assure their well-being, and to make certain that any threats do not roam about unchecked.