Wheeling Gull Isle "one day at a time," is what they tell us

In tending to the ruined thing they tied it to the land, made it one of their own. Fed the plants through force if necessary, but tended to nonetheless, they would learn in time if their efforts were in vain. For now, it was enough—would be enough—and the body would manage through the night at the very least. It did not take long before the body was spent of its energies and left to waste, but in their care there was always a chance for more..