When the Earth began to breathe again, Ekvidharna returned to the wild.
Some say he became a part of the banyan tree that once birthed him. Others say he walks the deepest forests, still speaking with every beast and bird.
But his legacy remains.
In every school, children learn about the Voice of the Earth. Statues were never built—but forests were. And whenever the Earth is in danger again, winds whisper his name:
> "Ekvidharna watches. Speak with life, not against it."
And so, the planet lives—not under human rule, but under harmony.