Whisper Wood™

The forest becomes the first historian humanity cannot edit. When an analog turntable decodes tree rings into a spoken archive of human eras, the IP destabilizes institutional history and reroutes narrative authority from bureaucratic archives to a sentient forest ledger.

This IP reframes climate anxiety and institutional distrust as a single continuity, exposing how the same systems that sanitize data also erase non-human witnesses, while the forest has quietly kept the receipts. By operationalizing a playable arboreal archive, it codifies a repeatable engine for episodes, expansions, and spin-offs where different substrates (wood now, ice and stone later) contextualize cycles of collapse and attempted recovery across timelines. It synchronizes analog ritual (“drop the needle”) with high-end systemic critique, giving platforms a scalable eco-mythology they can circulate across prestige series, audio, and experiential formats.