ARUN RPG

AR-019 · 19 / 60

Phannarai Baikaew

Phannarai Baikaew

Phannarai Baikaew

Phannarai Baikaew · AR-019

Role: Keeper of the young root garden

Homeland: Chai Bueng Banana Garden

Weapon: leaf and seed blades

Power: It sends signals through the root network and turns leaves into a protective screen.

Limitations: There must be living plants connected to each other. Cannot be used with dead soil.

Year joined: 19

Right to root

Phannarai opened his eyes in the Banana Garden of Chai Bueng, not knowing how old he was. My first memory is of a child tying an old cloth around a tree trunk to protect it from goat bites. She learned the language from the gardener. Learn the seasons from the root and gradually understand that people call things that are stationary things like property. Even if that thing is alive and remembers stories

She silently helps the garden, sending insect messages through the roots. Move the rain cover for people to rest. The old gardener knew she was there. But you are not required to appear. He just puts down another chair when he eats. and talk about the stories that you want to hear when he died The descendants sold the orchard to a dye factory without knowing that someone else lived on the land deed.

Phannarai tries to stop the cutting by wrapping the tool with leaves. Workers were injured and accused the gardens of being dangerous. The new owner called people to burn the roots. She found that anger at not knowing the workers was helping those who wanted to destroy the gardens have an excuse. One worker secretly warned her even though her arm still had a wound from her blade. Because he wants wages I don't want anyone to lose their home.

She came out of the tree line to show herself during the day. Let's talk about options. The owner laughed and asked who would certify that the tree could be a witness. Phannarai doesn't speak well enough to win over the meeting room. and was sent away with a small pot in which the workers had helped preserve the roots. She sat by the pond all night. Looking at his house from the outside for the first time

In the nineteenth year, Linyu detected wastewater from a dye factory and found Phannarai guarding the remaining roots. The two didn't start by promising to take back the garden. Linyu asks for information on water lines. Phannarai through the roots that are still connected to each other When it hits the ground, it dies. She had to admit that she couldn't continue looking. They then walked around collecting samples by hand along with workers who agreed to testify.

The night before the examination Dye factory releases wastewater, leaving evidence Phannarai can uproot and escape. But chose to use a network of curtains to slow down water for the community to move things. She lost several old trunks and could not salvage them all. The worker who had been attacked by her came back to help lift the pots. She apologized to him without demanding that her hurt erase his.

The garden case ends with a joint rehabilitation area that will still need to be looked after for many years. Phannarai did not receive the original house back in full. but is named in the agreement as the custodian with voting rights. She requested that worker housing be included in the same plan. Because he just found out that some of the ax wielders didn't have roots like him.

She joined the Arun Coalition to set up a network of warning plants and to protect the camp. Traveling pots really need to be watered and rested, and there is no substitute for good soil. Phannarai taught a friend that when plucking leaves with permission, you still need to see if the tree can handle it or not. The right to say yes does not make every request worthy of being accepted.

before leaving the garden She placed the gardener's old chair under the new shade. Do not keep it as a shrine or sacred symbol. Just being a seat for tired people Phannarai planted a small shoot on the side of the road and followed the procession. Her roots were not shortened by travel. It is learning how to connect with people without allowing one to hold all of one's life.