We’re starting something new here in The Creator’s Guild. Each post will take a song or story and treat it like a seed for worldbuilding. First up: Kashmir. The Lyrics as a World This track isn’t just music. It paints a place. Endless deserts that never end Mountains that feel ancient A traveler moving forward with no guarantee of where it all leads A sense that something larger is brushing against the edges of human experience It feels less like a song and more like a journey someone wrote down in fragments. Possible Mythos The lyrics leave a lot of questions hanging Is the traveler searching for wisdom, conquest, or just trying to survive? Is Kashmir a real land, or something beyond human maps? Are the deserts and mountains of this world, or another one entirely? What power keeps calling the traveler forward, memory, destiny, or something stranger? This is enough to imagine a myth all its own, the tale of someone walking toward a place that may not even exist. From Song to Story If we stretched Kashmir into other forms, it could look like this A novel. A wanderer records fragments of their trek through shifting lands… A mini series. Each chapter covers a stage of the path, desert, mountain, storm, oasis, with encounters that blur reality and dream… An RPG adventure. A campaign where players walk the Kashmir Path, testing themselves across worlds and ages, chasing a destination that always feels just out of reach… It could be a journal from a traveler drifting through dimensions. Each step belongs to a different age, yet the voice remains the same. What’s Next This is only the first take. In the coming posts, we’ll do the same with other tracks, from classic rock to modern scores, and see what stories might already be hiding inside them. 👁️ Question for you If you were to turn Kashmir into a game or story, where would you begin? With the deserts, the mountains, or the pull of whatever force keeps the traveler moving?