Evenicle Lost Forest Novels & Stories

Nina Enzo and I stumbled out of the swirling vortex of colors into the quiet forest of Mountainview. The moonlit sky and the familiar scent of pine trees should have been a relief, but it wasn’t. Instead, my stomach roiled inside of me and my head spun, threatening to send the contents of my stomach sprawling across the forest floor.

I unrolled it, -They found Evelyn dead in the woods- I looked over at the woman I had spent the night with, clearly she was not dead.

said Nikjin. Erin only hesitated briefly before stepping into the forest cell. The moonlight had illuminated the place and she could see everything clearly but there was no sign of her father-in-law. Nikjin followed her in and he immediately made himself obscure by hiding behind some tall grasses. “Father? Father are you there?” She called out tentatively. “It is me, Edvana.” “I know,” came the reply from shadows. “Have no fear, my child. I will not harm you.”

However, a couple of moments into it, we quickly realize that our vehicle won’t be able to get in, so we decide to go on foot. “This is annoying,” Evan declares but I just ignore him, motioning him to come follow me as we go deeper into the forest. This time, the sky is getting dark. I can see the bright beam of the sun streaming through the trees, about to vanish to give way to night. We go on for what seems like miles and miles, following the map. “I’m going to get eaten by bugs,” Evan complains. “There is nothing here and we should just go.” “Stop being a baby,” I tell him.

The minute Annalise was asleep she was transported to the forest with the Selene and Eve. Eve was smiling ear to ear and Selene was looking at her with disapproval. Annalise didn't say anything at first, they let the silence take over for a while before Eve turned to Annalise and started talking.

The Hollow laughed around him. Not with joy. But with hunger. In the northern edges of the forest, near the place where Elise had once faced her trial alone, a rustling stirred through the trees. Not wind. Not prey. But memory. Vane emerged from the brush, mud streaking the hem of his cloak, blood dried and dark along his knuckles. He hadn’t returned to the main camp in days. Not since the last flare in the Between had sent one of the scouts screaming into madness.

Evianna: My footsteps blended with the rustling of leaves beneath me as I sprinted through the dense forest. The canopy above cast intricate patterns of sunlight and shadow on the forest floor, adding an eerie ambiance to my desperate flight. The scent of damp earth and pine needles filled my nostrils, the ancient sentinels of nature standing tall around me. I dared not pause to consider my fate. The memories of a childhood spent in the orphanage, aching with neglect and abuse, before being kidnapped on a dark chilly night now blended with the chilling prospect of captivity under the hands of a remorseful captor.

“It’s sad. It must be the people closest to her who feel sad. When someone of value suddenly disappears, it hurts a lot. Never give it up! I’d better just sleep.” Then, the girl began to close her eyes after thinking a lot about the novel read by her earlier. The girl ended up asleep and dissolved in her sleep. At that time, Evelina was in the trees like a park. She saw boys and girls joking around. Suddenly, the little boy disappeared and the sky was so dark and it rained. Then, Evelina sees a man in a junior high school uniform, the man standing in the pouring rain. He touched the tree crying and he said, “I miss you, where are you?”

She stopped to look into his green, intoxicating eyes for a brief second, and she wondered if that day would come very soon, when he didn’t need her anymore. *** The next day they continued going to the southern side of the forest. Elena’s initial thought about the beauty of the jacaranda trees and other plants when some of the daylight reached them was not wrong, but, to her horror, the journey under the shades of trees came to a halt. In front of them was just a barren land. “It did not take us long to find one of the sites Hugo Montenegro destroyed with his greed.”

"That amulet symbolizes something. Anything you see in this woods has meaning. Be careful, for it will be the cause of your death if you didn't obey my rules." "Sorry. Can we just head back? I really don't know where are we." I said. He looked at me and said, "We're in the Horcale Woods. The darkest part of the forest. Quick, let's head back." We started our trail back to his house. So this forest has many parts and names? So it was called the Misty Mountain because of it's quality. It was probably it's different kind of clouds changed everyday and it's many parts.