Nine Worlds Yggdrasil Novels & Stories

Darius The Ninth Circle was worse than it was in my dream. The obsidian pillars here were larger, etched with runes that pulsed with a slow, rhythmic violet light: the heartbeat of the digestive system Elena had described. The ground was no longer glass; it was a grey, ash-like substance that felt like bone-dust beneath my boots. This felt too real, like it was physical.

(Yggdrasil) Although I were speaking to a child, with Yggdra I did not felt annoyed at all. She is smart and also she had her side that just like me, to me she is just as adorable as ever, her body and mental state took triple times longer to age, after all the girl is a Demigod spirit of the World Tree or Mother Tree after all, much more unique that a dragon itself. Still hearing her giving out her medallion that I gave her is something new especially when she gave out 4 at once. That medallion I gave her for her to gave out to someone that she wanted to help with or someone that she would owe favour with. Then if the other party presented the Medallion to me, I can repay them or help them

But she recognized his voice. It was the voice that had spoken before the first world. Before the Witness. Before everything. "Congratulations." The man smiled. "You passed the first test." Elara's blood ran cold. "First?" The man nodded. "There are nine worlds." Elara stared. "We're in the ninth." "No." He shook his head. "This is only the beginning of the ninth." The sky turned black. Nine enormous symbols appeared above the city. Eight were dark. One glowed brightly. The man looked at Elara.

"The firmament has more than just the Elixir of Perception. There are many things, like the Tri-Life Stone, that can split one's soul into three parts. There are countless strange things there." He looked out the window, noting the Yggdrasil tree in the Hall of Herbs' backyard. "That tree behind your shop is Yggdrasil, right? I saw a Yggdrasil in the firmament that supposedly reaches over a thousand kilometers high!" Chad smiled and asked, "We've talked so much, but I still don't know your name." "Warrior sage, David Yeager," the officer replied. "Warrior sage!" Chad sat up straight, shocked.

In a remote corner of the True Universe, a desolate planet revolved slowly around a dying star. The planet was located in the 1st Heaven - more accurately - at the end of one of the branches of Yggdrasil - the World Tree which connected the worlds of the 1st Heaven. *Crunch*