Fantasy Giant Tree Novels & Stories

" ..... I'll just skip the rest of it. No wonder he's so confident in his plan." I say to myself as I land on the island where the Grand Tree is. I look up in awe at how huge this tree was, I wonder if it touching the heavens. But there was a lot of mist around and I couldn't see beyond it. I casually walk up to the tree, and put down Terry's satchel, stretching a bit before bringing out my power to possess the Grand Tree. Almost immediately branches of the tree bend down and attack me, but since I was in my phantom form, all the attacks went right through me.

Only after that did he gain the breathing space he needed to be able to scan his eyes around and make proper observations of his surroundings. Blinking several times, Ley found himself amazed at the scenery. Tall, towering trees forming canopies that completely covered the sky filled the area. Compared to these giants trees, he and essentially everyone else in the place were not worthy of mention. They were like ants before giants. If his guess was correct, each tree here was at least a hundred meters tall. The only place he knew that held the same or greater grand scene was the Underworld, specifically, the Forest of Life where new souls carved their names to declare their adherence to the

Shi Yifei was shocked. The Elf Divine Tree was very big, with branches covering the sky, and the diameter of the tree was about ten meters. It was emitting hazy green light. Those branches were the same as those that had attacked Chu Xun and the others in the fog. "The Elf Divine Tree shelters the Elf race. We broke in without permission, so it is reasonable for it to attack us," Gao Mohan said.

Inside were giants and giant beasts everywhere, all with cultivation at around the martial god king realm. They thought they were doomed. Unexpectedly, the giants and giant beasts started fighting each other instead. Mountains collapsed, lightning flashed, thunder roared, blood and flesh flew everywhere, and rainbow lights shot wildly. It was complete chaos. In the end, both sides suffered devastating losses. Only after confirming there was no danger did Helena's group emerge from their hiding place. They were surprised to discover that the giants and giant beasts had been fighting over a miraculous fruit tree. That tree was about 30 feet tall and emitted five-colored fluorescent lights. On

"Oh my goodness! It's wonderful." “I know, it looks remarkable.” Jenna agreed as they turned to look at an incredible wonder. Not too far from them stood a massive ancient tree. They looked upwards. They could not see where the tree ended. It just faded away into the clouds of sand and debris. The tree was gigantic; it was not only very high but at least a hundred feet around. Its tangled slab of roots was no doubt anchored deep into the ground. It could not move with the storm, yet it confused them. How could it be in the centre of it? Eve rubbed her eyes. “Am I seeing this?”

I followed her down a long winding staircase and out into a world so stunning, I stumbled. What is this place…? It looked like a fairy realm. Colors I couldn’t name shimmered through the air. Flowers floated. The sky sparkled with energy I didn’t recognize. Then I turned around and gasped. We had emerged from an enormous tree—taller than anything I’d ever seen. Bigger than the General Sherman tree. Infinite. Ancient. “Aren’t you coming?” she called, snapping me from my awe. We walked for what felt like miles, stopping at two massive trees joined at the base. No buildings. No homes. Just raw, magical nature. I described everything to Gabriel through the link, though I felt him drifting—silent

Leo’s voice was small, muffled by the environment. ​I pushed myself up, my hands sinking inches deep into a carpet of emerald-green moss that felt vibrantly, almost aggressively alive against my palms. Around us, the forest was a cathedral of giants. Massive oaks and towering cedars reached for the heavens, their trunks so wide a dozen men couldn't have joined hands around them. These were prehistoric titans—trees that had been extinct in the scarred landscape of Aethelgard for centuries, now standing tall and silent, draped in curtains of silver lichen.

"I think she ripped some of the pages in one of them because we got into a fight a few years ago. I had to tape them back together." I smiled, closing the journal I was holding and handing it back to him. He carefully put it back into its place before turning back to me. "Here's the drawing of the lightning struck tree. It's a bit messy." I took the journal from him, my eyes tracing over the black pen drawing. The large trunk of the tree was sketched, branches reaching toward the sky, leaves adorning each limb. The greater part of the trunk, though, was slashed with black charring, seeming to have been colored over multiple times so that it was a rich obsidian black. Underneath the bottom of

What appeared was an elongated plant with its center being open, it looked like a large pitcher. “With the mana gifted to me by the forest, as the mother and protector. I call on thee, Sarracenia Purpurea!” Despite being so far away from the battlefield, Lyon and the others heard what the two had just said. The world watched as two powerful magics collided against each other. It sent a shockwave more powerful than that of the battle between Blida and Fenrir’s clone. It was so powerful that the trees of the Gluttire Forest had turned sideways. Everything had turned calm, the darkness that filled the sky faded into light. What remained was a large plant at the very center of the forest, its he

But the Flintberg girl apparently had other plans. TOKK Frenska stomped her staff and chanted an incantation. “Bio Golem!!” KRAK KRAK KRAKK “What?“ Felicia immediately jumped back when she realized the ground she was standing on suddenly moved. Not long after, roots and leaves emerged from the underground, which merged together and formed a giant muscular figure almost 10 meters tall. The girl was shocked by the appearance of the monster. “A giant tree golem? Interesting,” Felicia said.