📜 Archived Entry #001: The Fern That Sees All 🌿👁️

Classification: Filicales Oculatus (Unverified?)
Status: Ominous but mostly harmless (we think?)
Recorded By: Unknown

In various Slavic and Nordic myths, there exists a legend of the "Seeing Fern"—a plant said to bloom only once a year, during the darkest hours of the summer solstice. Anyone who finds and possesses this fern gains the ability to see all things hidden—treasures buried, truths concealed, and sometimes things best left unseen.

Sounds useful, right? Well, there’s a catch. Witnesses claim that those who seek out the Seeing Fern too eagerly often go missing, returning only as whispering echoes in the wind. Some say that once the fern reveals its secrets, it also takes something in return. Whether this means your shadow, your sanity, or just your peace of mind remains… unclear.

Preservation Notes:

• If a fern in your collection starts looking at you funny, consider relocating it.
• No documented reports of actual disappearances (yet).
• Do not ask the fern any personal questions unless you’re prepared for answers.

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Learn More About Fern Flower Lore: For a deeper dive into this captivating legend, explore this detailed account.