Far From Tree Book Novels & Stories

I felt myself being whisked away from my body and pulled to a large tree in the distance. The tree was as large as a skyscraper if not larger and about as thick as 2 football fields. It had large roots that seemed to connect to all the trees around it. Rain sat the base of it, her hand touching its trunk. I was pulled beside her, my hand in hers now. "Let's see your past." She smiled, closing her eyes and muttering something to the tree.

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I am running with all my might. But it's not enough. Whoever they are or whatever they are, gaining distance over me. No matter how fast and for how long I ran, my car seems to be too far from my reach. It feels like the more I ran the more it's moving away from me. My surroundings are pitch black, not a ray of moonlight from anywhere. I come across a tree whose bark is marked with some different patterns. I think I saw that tree earlier.

Then she looked at the Czarevna again, realizing that she would have to face her father eventually, and Cassandra couldn't imagine how the princess must have felt. ~*~ The Old Tree was an imposing sight. It stood in the middle of the marshes with its branches stretched out, blocking the sky. Its trunk spread over the ground like a giant hand holding down the earth. One would have mistaken it for a tower from a distance. But that wasn't the most intriguing part about the majestic tree. Cassandra could hear the faint musical sounds from the rattling leaves, and the fibers of the vines glowed with tiny particles of light. Over the surface of the water, it looked like the tree was upside down.

I didn't realise how creepy this place was until about five minutes after the Tree Bear vanished.It went from mystical to ominous real quick,the 'plop plop' starting to sound eerie and menacing.By then I had walked no more than fifty feet in the powdery,all encompassing fog and despite my rising apprehension the towering Freia ( funny how I remembered that but not Tree Bear's name) were really starting to look appetizing.They were growing fairly close together and there was one about two feet in front of me that I couldn't stop staring at.The chocolate-and I'm a hundred per cent sure it is now-was oozing and flowing, undulating in this mesmerizing,almost seductive way and I couldn't tear my

His massive arms are folded over his chest, eliciting a feminine blush from my cheeks and forming butterflies in the pit of my stomach. How can an alien such as himself possess so much authority and sex appeal without even trying? Suddenly, my gaze is torn away from Zion as something compells me to stare straight ahead towards an enormous Willow-like tree. The tree has a mesmerizing shimmer, with leaves that resemble delicate butterflies, glimmering softly under the soothing hue of the sky. A rain cloud hovers above, adding an enchanting touch. When I catch sight of a white cloak drifting towards me beyond the tree. I begin to retreat against my own will, and my heart starts racing. Sucking

“Hey, be careful on the edge there. We don’t want the wind to take you away now.” Below, I saw miles and miles of trees covered in soft white snow. The sun was setting and casting a great glow, making the snow-covered trees near the horizon look like they were on fire. “I forgot how beautiful this place is,” I said, more to myself. The wind picked up a bit, making little snow hurricanes drift around. I followed it and noticed Isaiah hovering around a tree. “What are you doing?”

Still, she preens, glad for my acknowledgement. The trees part on either side of me and I burst into light, blinking rapidly as sunlight fills my eyes, causing tears to pool at their corners. My world flips suddenly from a world of closely growing trees to a large cliff overlooking a picture perfect span of sky. The entire forest spreads out in front of me, sandwiched between a valley. I see the tops of great trees, their branches clawing for the distant sky. And I'm only a couple meters from the edge of the cliff.

Plus, there was a shelf on the side filled with books but I could not read them because they were written in different writing. Looking at my left side, there was a huge transparent glass where I could see a few trees swaying along in the direction where the wind blew. Getting off the bed as carefully as possible, a small gasp escaped from my mouth when I noticed that behind the trees was a body of water that seemed to have no end. It was like the desert surrounding Oliviland but instead of weak reddish-yellow sands, the dark blue ocean extended beyond the horizon. The human world looked much better in person.

Alizeh stared off into the distance and saw that a storm was approaching. She observed as a sapling leaned over, shedding leaves that danced in the breeze. The air stilled for a moment, and to her it seemed as if the tree stooped, like a mother saying farewell to her child for the last time. Suddenly the wind blew so defiantly that it made the trees dance, and the birds sing. In the distance, the lake rose and fell. Alizeh watched as the crystal water became splattered with blue and green, and she realized that the universe was just beginning to paint this wondrous canvas.