During his time in the hills of Argopuro, he had expected silence to fill in the forest, until Apamungka witnessed a moment where rain and mist covered the mountain. His time in the forest, along with the laundry he hung due to the soaking rain, means the silence that was formerly there is no more.

As for the forest, there was never truly a ‘silent’ phenomenon. There might be what can be considered silence for us humans, but for nature, ‘to be silent’ is a whole-nother perspective, cause silence is a hidden noise.

Even without his presence and the nest he built, the forest still chimes, and that phenomenon is what he tries to gather during his stay, cause what we considered empty may not be so empty, it's just simply our limitations to observe.