Starting Over As A Tree Novels & Stories

"This tree is you, Adira." I turned around completely, the tarp making a noise under my feet. "What? How?" His gaze weakened me. My resolve crumbled around me as he hummed deep in his chest. He leaned back, his long frame trying to appear at ease, but I could see how wound up he was inside. "This tree overcame fire, still alive enough to recover from the char. Sprouting seedlings from deep in its cracks. Even as pieces of it are severed, it comes back, warped. A product of its environment."

She said, and it didn’t make much sense what she said. She went over to the dead tree and put her forehead against it, and then she said some words. I looked around her and saw how the ground started changing. Then the tree started getting its natural color back, and fresh new branches grew. Leaves started growing, looking big and healthy, and the last small flowers formed between the leaves.

She shrugs her shoulders and continues eating as if she didn’t have a tiny fireball in the hand a moment ago. “That pretty cool. I have the earth element” “Wait you do since when” I shrug my shoulders since this morning I was planning on telling you this afternoon. I walk up to the tree and knock three times I touch the tree and the tree glows under my palm i thank the tree spirit I turn my palm over where a small seedling is protruding out of my palm very much like Jacqueline’s dancing fireball. “Oh wow that’s cool” I transfer the seedling from my palm back to the earth and pour some bottled water on it I send the remaining earth energy coursing through me back to the earth around the seedl

With a sense of reverence, I kneel before the tree, feeling the ancient power that thrums through its roots. With trembling hands, I plant the seed given to me by the enigmatic figure at the base of the sacred tree. As soon as the seed touches the fertile ground, a brilliant light erupts from it, spreading like tendrils through the earth and up the trunk of the tree. The air hums with energy, and a soft breeze whispers through the leaves, carrying with it a melody of rebirth. I watch in awe as a new path materializes before me, winding its way through the lush landscape of the realm of rebirth. But before I can follow the path, a figure appears.

But from its center pulsed a soft green light, as if a heart beat inside it. And the singing came from it. Lucian stood with folded arms while his gaze focused in a narrow expression. “That tree is... loud.” Serakha whispered that the tree was transmitting its vision. “I can feel it. It’s dreaming of the past.” Arden stepped forward. “This tree remembers the beginning. The tree began its melodies when the Earth first emerged from creation. The tree sleeps excessively now in its present state. The gentle awakening prevents the tree from remaining trapped in an improper state of sleep.

He had nothing left to lose. My professor shook his head as he spoke. "I used to think Baron was dependable. I didn't expect him to turn out like this. It's a good thing you left when you did." I nodded with a faint smile. "It's better to rely on yourself than anyone else." Three years later, while I was working on the design of a train station, the security guard handed me a letter. There were only two words written inside. [I'm sorry.] I knew who it was from, but it did not matter anymore.

I move around and the trees I am levitating follow and I am not even raising my hands. "It's like I can control them with my mind," I say and smile. "Order then to do something," the oracle says and I think for a while. "Go back to your position," I talk to one tree and like a person, it leaves the others and moves back to its original position. Not even a drop of soil has fallen since I started levitating them and I am so excited. "Ho back," I tell then and slowly, they replant themselves on the ground again and the ground patches itself like they were never uprooted even once.

Suddenly my eyes opened quickly and the first thing I saw was a tree. The big, tall, and sturdy tree has many branches and branches that wave in the wind. I stretched, trying to get up and suddenly the tree moved towards me. "Oh shit!" I cursed and a branch swung freely forward, it grabbed my waist and managed to lift me into the air. "Shit, what did you do to me tree!" I snapped. Should a tree not be able to move like a human would mess things up? That tree didn't answer but this twig shook my body like i was making a milkshake. Oh for God's sake! I want to throw up.

I'm alone. In the cover of the trees, I find a downed tree and slip out of my cardigan. I undress and tuck the folded clothes under the tree and crouch down. Deep breath in through the nose, and then out of the mouth. I wince as the first bones begin to crack and rearrange. My muscles ache and cramp as they twist and meld around the new shapes of my bones. Teeth descend and the hair along my body grows longer and courser and blonder. I shut my eyes and growl through the pain.

I went for the dead tree I felt being driven to touch it , once I did , I felt it , that shiver that ran from me to the tree , so I was conquered few steps back from the unexpected surprise . the tree where I touched started to excrete water so much that all the ground became muddy and it started to grow and nourish small flowers moving and dancing around me !!! , it started to grow in so unbelievable speed. I felt so dizzy once I inhaledb the grains that came from the flowers. I was taken by it as I watched until water reached my knee , and didn't hear his calling like I was in delirium . he kept calling and waving for me but somehow I couldn't see him.