One Tree Hill Fan Fiction Novels & Stories

His father, Ayeil, was a human and she loved Fani with all his heart. One day, the three of them were at the fields, harvesting berries. In the distance stood a tall tree. On it's branches were kids playing, laughing as they flung themselves from one branch to another. Then suddenly, a branch cracked and the kids screamed. A boy was hugging the branch which will fall off in a second. The boy was high enough and will surely kill him if he fall.

they do such things to kids, but the enemy shot anyone outside and it just so happens, that a tour was going on. Many people died underneath that tree, but that’s not the end. Kyan escaped from a burning building. No one knows how she did it, but she did. Half of her body was burned so badly & people hardly recognized her. She looked like a zombie reaching out for the tree. She stumbled as she was in so much pain, but she never stopped trying to reach the tree. Finally, she got there and when she touched the tree’s bark, she collapsed. She died trying to get to her safe place. The tree went beserk afterwards. It lost Kyan— its best friend, its companion. The tree lit itself up into a mixtur

I pictured the map in my room, the fork in the river, the old boundary stones that marked where Blackmoon’s claim ended, and the no‑man’s‑land began. “There’s a hollow ash tree near the river fork,” I said. “Just inside our side of the line. Scouts use it sometimes to stash extra bandages or messages. If someone’s watching from the Nightfang side, they’ll know it.” Rhea nodded slowly. “I know the one,” she said. “We called it the Listening Tree when I was a kid.” “Listening?” I asked. “Because it hears everything,” she said. “And sometimes you swear it whispers back.”

So until I can put all of the pieces of her crazy geometric puzzle together, I'll just have to play along with her little game. I was standing on the porch of the tree house in the tall old oak tree located in the middle of the wildlife refuge in Maine, trying to use the quiet time to think, when Shaylee's voice interrupted my train of thought. "Cerulean! Can you go greet the members of Moon Rain and lead them here?" Being her lead guard as long as I have, I can now understand why Fiona thought her voice was annoying. "Seriously, Shaylee? You have other warriors for that."

Cannai asked with his weakened voice. “Thank you, you set us free,” the man with a crown on his head said, the royalties smiled at each other as they walk away and vanished in the air. The forest was filled with roaring sounds, Niffa jumped down from one of the tall trees and landed on top of the monstrous tree. She should suppose to stab the head but one of the branch hands attack her and slap her back and felt the burning pain on her skin as she was pushed down and hit herself on the ground. Her cloth was torn behind as it leaves a deep scratch on her back while bleeding. She ignored the pain and stands up looking at the tree in front of her as if it was laughing and taunting her with its

They then slowly paced toward Nikini. Fane—who was on a tree—clenched his fist and was ready to go out and teach them a good lesson. Nonetheless, at this very moment, a figure flashed past him and appeared not far away out of sudden. “What the h*ll are you doing? How dare you attack our Woods family member! Are you looking for death?” a raging voice rang through space. Through branches and leaves on the tree, Fane—who was still hiding in the tree—peeked at the figure who had just flashed past him and found out the person was Sally Woods. He could not help but frown.

Hailey didn't know how long Nolan kept going. All she remembered was the fever burning through her body, her mouth running with words she couldn't even recall. Somewhere in the haze, her mind drifted... She used to love hiking. Nolan would tag along, mountain after mountain. Once, she heard about this love-wish tree on a far-off peak. The trail was brutal, unmarked, risky. She wanted to go. But that time, Nolan said no. Back then, she didn't get it.