Nezuko Vines Novels & Stories

asked Johan, “Seems to me there aren’t enough enemies popping up lately?” “Let’s try that way.” Dorin points at a crop of trees to their west. As they walked over to the trees, Dorin notices a hare run flittingly towards their left. “Lunch!” he said as he lunged towards it. As he did, the ground he was standing on suddenly cracked open and a bundle of vines erupted from beneath it. “Woah!” yelled Johan who stepped back just in time before the same vines crawled after him. “A plant elemental?” Dorin mumbled as he sent sharp gusts of wind to cut down the vines. “I think they’re hiding on top of the canopies.”

“This symbol will send a surge of lifeforce to the seed buried inside, and the vine will grow.” He made a small symbol above it, which hovered in purple before disappearing with gold sparks. A second later, the pod in his hand twitched before a vine exploded from it, extending to the height of three feet in the blink of an eye. It was slender and didn’t look capable of supporting its own weight yet, but it was certainly awake now. He carefully and tenderly replaced it where it had been on the plant, and she watched in awe as the plant absorbed the new offshoot, which stabilized it and allowed it to grow stronger. “I don’t think I can do that.” She eyed the seedpod uncertainly. “I’d hate to p

The breeze carried that scent through the vineyard. She looked ahead and saw endless rows of grapevines stretching far into the distance. Each vine was full of large, green leaves and dark grapes, deep red and purple, hanging heavy from the branches. They looked like they belonged in a painting. The vines curled around wooden posts, and some of the posts were covered in soft green moss. “All this belongs to you?” she asked quietly, almost in disbelief. “Every vine,” Juan answered. Bees buzzed lazily nearby, floating from flower to flower. The ground was soft under her shoes. The dirt looked rich and dark, like it had been cared for. Everything smelled alive and peaceful.

A thick, green liquid oozed from the severed vine, followed by a sharp and piercing scream from beneath. The ground, which had split open, suddenly began to close rapidly. It quickly returned to its original state. Wilbur stayed alert and swiftly stepped back after waiting for two seconds. Just as he moved from his previous spot, a green vine shot up from where he had been standing. The vine was as sharp as a blade, and it was covered with barbs. It quickly retreated underground after missing Wilbur. Wilbur waited for two seconds, then dodged again. He had to dodge multiple times. Each time he moved, a green vine immediately shot up from the ground where he had stood.

The rest surveyed the surroundings, terra walked forwards and stopped at a vine covered wall, if she was not mistaken, this was the path to vulpix. Terra lit the vines on fire and waited for it to burn up, except that was the problem, it did not burn. She felt it and recognized the flow of energy in it, it was enchanted. The rest moved closer, "What is it?" Zarae asked, "The vines, they are enchanted," she replied, "Why would someone enchant a bunch of vines surrounding a forest?" Sorrena said, Terra sighed and gave her a sour look, right now she was on edge, the wolf girl only pushed her the more,

She had heard about his father before, so if he had learnt from his father, why wasn’t he recruited by her father? She shrugged. Her father did things his own way. VVVVV “So you just turn the canister like this” Takashi showed her. And the thing was actually making a small beeping noise. She refused to be impressed. “Then wait three seconds before you throw it” and he did that, and a gas cloud filled the area he threw it to. “What does it do?” “It stuns your opponent for a while. Temporary blindness just like multiple camera flashes”. “Okay, but I’ll still choose brass knuckles over this any day”.

"How's that?" "Much better." I turned and spotted a straw woven basket that was filled with tropical delicacies. "Whoa, Hig," I said while walking to the basket,"someone left us a fruit basket." He smiled. "Must be Jenna. I'll have to thank her later." I turned to face him as I munched on a green grape. "The house sitter?"

Out of pure panic, Alice starts to shout and pray really hard. A stream of water forms and starts to float towards Jolene. Vines Form out of the inside of the cave they grow they start to wrap around Jolene’s body. The water seems to be helping the vines, faster, water and vines consume Jolene‘s body. Vlad attempts to remove the vines from her body, but Alice stops him, “Stop, they are helping her!” Vlad tries to argue, but then a vine slaps his hands causing him to back off.

She bobbed her head up and down as she stood from her stool and headed to a corner of the hut where thick vines lined the walls. Whistling a merry tune, Indah, the old priestess ambled about, plucking leaves from the vines and pulling up whole plants from their pots. "For the spell which you are working on, Indah believes you need more than just aconite. It is a powerful sedative, but would not do the trick completely. "If you are to kill the prince of the continent without any suspicion, then Indah suggests that you combine the aconite with this." She held up a plant whose leaves resembled the ears of a quinpar, a flying horse breed that was native to the kingdoms of Volcaris and Nebulos.

This was happening when I was a kid playing with my toys in our house in London. Before I left my friend Manon told me something. She said my mother knew I would come back to the valley one day. Manon gave me a box. Inside the box I found some seeds from the Invisible Vineyard. These seeds were from a kind of grape that people thought did not exist anymore. My mother called these seeds the Restitution Grapes.