The tapestry was no longer empty. It was not yet a story, but it was a beginning, a field of silent promises that hummed with a nascent energy.
And as the Weavers worked, a new pattern began to emerge, not from a single vision, but from the silent conversation of their shared creation.
It was a language not of words, but of threads, of color, of the resonant spaces between each stitch, a language that spoke of a world that was not yet, but could be.
It was a language that the Stone-Speakers, with their rigid pronouncements and their fear of the unspoken, could never have imagined.