Brackenwake
A closer look
At the threshold
Glass domes separate living gardens from the surrounding sea. Beyond each curved pane, water presses close to flowers still rooted in air. The palace terraces preserve a private kind of weather, with the king’s roses continuing inside it.
Concept notes for the illustrated atlas. The setting and its details may change as the world develops.
People and discoveries
Breath and rest under the sea, forage that has grown for three thousand years, the king's own roses
A planned rule of this place
Air runs out in a dome once it is opened; each is one visit, and the roses are once in the world.
Keep wandering
