Wisp‘s home world, a fertile farmland tended by The Gardeners, a race of giants.
Details
The Gardeners maintain massive agricultural fields and mostly ignore the small folk who live in and around them, in spaces they leave behind — Wisp’s own burrow was built into an abandoned waterway (e00 01:29). When small folk help tend the fields, the Gardeners pay them little mind; when they damage crops, the Gardeners clear them out as pests (e00 01:29).
The Garden’s worst conflict was a war between rival burrow families that escalated over contested resources until the Gardeners intervened, wiping out the warring families and reseeding the Garden in their wake (e00 01:31). The catastrophe that led to Wisp being isekai’d to Edyrea is mentioned but deferred to future RP, not otherwise explained yet (e00 01:29).
Wisp calls the Garden a pretty nice place, apart from a cult that abducted and murdered people (e04 00:59, e04 01:00). His people lived there and helped tend the crops, and stayed out of the Gardeners’ way; taking food from the land would get you squished (e04 01:00, e04 01:03). There are no oceans; Wisp once built a raft on a pond (e04 01:00, e04 01:00).
Relationships
- Wisp — a native of the Garden, isekai’d to Edyrea.
- The Gardeners — the giants who tend the Garden.
Episode history
- e00 (01:29) — introduced as Wisp’s home world.
- e04 (00:59) — Wisp describes life there, and the cult that abducted him.
