I see the forest here, from inside my glass pinnacle. It is drowning. I watch as the tide rolls forth, a crackling, all-consuming band of roaring flame, to wash away trees. Ash peppers the pristine window from which I watch as fires are lit, one upon one upon one by figures in suits that resemble Man but are a different being altogether. Living green quickly withers and dies as veins of the red tide, popping and jumping, delighted as children, gleefully bleed into what once lived, saw sun, kissed moon, loved stars. And the Demi-Men in their three pieces and ties setting fires. Setting fires. No one to put them out.