Spring Court Meadow

A vast meadow of high grasses moving like water under last moonlight, where will-o'-the-wisps appear before dawn.

The Spring Court Meadow begins as a tranquil, moonlit expanse of swaying grasses in the first book, serving as a quiet backdrop for the will-o'-the-wisps and the final moments before dawn. Across the series, it transforms from a passive, idyllic setting into a charged site of political upheaval and personal reckoning, reflecting the broader turmoil within the Spring Court itself. By later books, the meadow becomes a symbol of lost innocence and the fragile peace that once defined Tamlin's domain.