We have allowed a significant amount of time to pass since last observing the progression of the Maguuma fractal, and the overgrowth we saw before has continued as predicted. The inhabitants of the jungle have grown in size and ferocity as they've adapted to these new conditions, and a sort of equilibrium among species has been reached. It seems that even under extreme conditions, life in Tyria survives. Conclusion: While ley-line instability still represents a meaningful concern, Tyria remains remarkably resilient. It appears likely that some version of Tyrian life would survive even in our worst projections. However, the experiment is worth continuing in order to study the long-tail effects.