out here in the wilderness, when seeking a diamond, you must always conduct a preliminary survey to understand the terrain. just like how one might fail to notice subtle signs of wildlife, overlooking the specification of the rock layers can lead you astray. now, whispering pines might tell you to start over if your first attempt doesn't reveal the diamond's hiding place. but hidden in the echo of that advice is an enigmatic secret, as if the forest itself conspires to share its most guarded treasures; and that is precisely the ambition that leads many to venture too far into the unknown, risking more than they ought to for whispers of wealth.