Great Deku Tree Novels & Stories

JONEA When the reindeer sleigh stopped, I froze, staring at the giant tree in front of me. It towered so high the top was barely visible, and its trunk was so wide it looked like it could hold an entire village inside. The tree felt alive, glowing faintly from the cracks in its bark, radiating a magical aura that was both calming and mesmerizing. But the most shocking part wasn’t the tree—it was the scene around it. Dragons of all sizes roamed the area. Some floated gracefully in the air, while others moved on the ground, their massive forms exuding a kind of elegance I never thought possible.

The silence, nature's beauty and her echo swam through the air, now Ryker began to understand why the Grand Duke had this space behind his manor. It was a surreal and calming sight but there was something chilling about the tall, dark tree that sat far into the middle fields. Ryker wandered aimlessly around, wondering where the beautiful Elara could be, maybe picking flowers for her hair, whatever princesses did in such free space. The Grand Duke was sincerely a strange man, such uncultivated land could serve a much better purpose and a good source of revenue if turned into a farm or a vineyard like most high borns would prefer. There was nothing closer than a nobleman and his wine. After wa

Arthur asked. “It would be huge, I mean huge…” Rah extended his arms to demonstrate, “And, it would be big. It would be old, but if it is powerful, it would have withstood all the turmoil our world had endured. And, its leaves would be different, I guess. If it is not an ordinary tree, its leaves would be extra ordinary.” And Arthur’s eyes widened at these words. “Have you seen such a tree?” Rah asked curiously. Arthur nodded. “What is it?” Rah jumped to his heels at Arthur’s nod.

What mattered right now was completing this mission. “Thanks, Beki.” She gave me a sharp nod. Loki opened a door that led to a garden with knee-length grass and seven-foot-tall shrubs. In its center stood a gigantic yew tree that seemed to be made of multiple twisting trunks. Its canopy was so broad that it blocked most of the sky, its thick branches letting in tiny streams of red light. “What’s this place?” I whispered. “A branch from the original Yggdrasil,” Loki replied with a broad smile. “I must have rescued it after the Great Divide and recreated some of its splendor.”

He uttered as he examined the round, magenta, squishy but small berry that he once saw in one of the trees at the A****n Forest. “Did you find something?” Isla was already ducked on the floor, knees trembling. Her breath was uneven. “Nothi—” Eku immediately sprints towards where the rustling of leaves came from. He slowly approached it, only greens and sunshine was visible. So, the botanist inched closer; already 20 yards away from his fellowmen. He halted before it. It was a doe. The healthiest and most beautiful looking doe he had ever seen. Something that hunters or zoologists would pray to see at least glance at this magnificent creature.

Alastair led me toward an ancient giant tree that stood at the edge of the garden, near the woods. “At the very least, this tree is over 5,000 years old," Alastair spoke, his voice carrying a touch of reverence. "The thing is known by the name Gilgi." He continued describing the tree's features, but my attention was diverted. My fingertips grazed the bark of the tree, the texture resembling swirling water, as if the tree had risen from the depths of the earth itself. My gaze followed the intricate patterns, feeling as though I could get lost in the intricate dance of nature.

I smiled ear to ear and then did a DJ Bravo move. 'Let's save the celebration dance for later, along with the debate.' I thought to myself. It was then when I took in the environment around me. There was a huge tree in front of me. Gosh, the picture was nothing in front of the reality. The tree had a few branches but thick and curvy. It's leaves were a shade of magenta or shall I say purplish pink with a tinge of red. The leaves were very few, just here and there. There were sparkle like things floating in the air around the Keystone Tree. They reminded me of the fireflies.

Derick flew high up in the air with the tree still in his hand and out of the enchanted forest, he dropped the tree into the large river where the forest lay and it fell inside with a large splash, and that was the end of the old Odinbre tree. He flew back into the forest to meet with the queen, Joana and Dana, who stood at the now empty spot where the Odinbre stood before. “We thank you once again for your help. We will begin planting a new tree here. It might not be as big as the Odinbre was and surely it will take years to grow, but we do not mind the wait as long as our land is now safe.

She would make sure that Cedric could never get the chance to touch her. For the first view, they could see a giant tree right nearby the entrance. They did not really know what kind of tree that could grow so big and dense like it. The big tree was amazing and it kinda looked like a world tree in fantasy world. There were few visitors at that moment because it supposed to be weekday. On weekend, this place would be crowded with visitors.

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