>"Sorry. Like I said, new to this continent. Haven't had a chance to pick up a map yet."
>Not that this territory would probably still bear its old name, though, if it was overrun decades back, on a modern map, anyway.
>"And this Garden you spoke of, it was purportedly in your.. state?"
>"Do not worry yourself. No, not at all. I do not however have... such a map to give you." She frowns slightly. "Somewhere else within the Academy, they may have one, yes. The library does, one can be certain - though you could not have theirs, either. Unexpectedly confounding, this is...."
>You don't think you recall seeing it there, anyway. The border of the Wild Lands is fairly vaguely defined, long, and open. As you understand, it tends to grow increasingly untamed and dangerous the further you venture away from the civilization that borders it, rather than having any firm cutoff where tame ends and wild begins. A lot of it was less wild at some point or another in the past, but in some cases those points were quite distant indeed;
>"Oh, no," she says, shaking her head. "Certainly not. Hiding such a thing as that would be hard there - very open, much of it is, yes. Or much of it was, at any rate, and I have no reason to suspect this has changed! The ones who claimed it are not, I do not think, greatly in the business of planting trees. Would that they were," she muses. "I might greatly like to think another wisteria were growing now in the soil left vacant by the elder's passing. Yes, a pleasant thought to imagine, that is. But at any rate, this garden is not there - I should know its very location to the foot, if it were. Yes, many would. Rather, it is - at least, as I have heard it told - west of Isir's Cross. Perhaps a short distance, perhaps longer, perhaps longer even than that - I cannot say. This could put it within the Wild Lands, yes, or leave it even within the boundary of Val Razua. The state, I mean, of course. Far from the city itself, this is."
