Strongest Tree Novels & Stories

"Then I'd better meet her." The Heartwood was the largest tree Lira had ever seen. Its trunk was wider than a wolf's body length, its branches spreading overhead in a canopy that seemed to hold the sky. Silver leaves rustled in a breeze that touched nothing else, and at its base, a pool of still water reflected the tree's glow with perfect clarity.

Yet burning with a ferocious intensity that refused to surrender. Perhaps his hatred for the tree before him had grown stronger than his helplessness. Perhaps it was the only thing keeping him standing. The Everlasting Fig Tree towered above him. Even dying, it remained magnificent. Its trunk was broader than the largest building in the kingdom. Ancient roots protruded from the ground like the ribs of a buried giant, spreading in every direction across the sacred hill. Hundreds of branches stretched toward the heavens, clawing at the storm-dark clouds overhead. Yet there were no leaves.

"So you came for a myth." Erebus mocked him. "Of course not! We DID our research!" Lancelot protested, upset that Erebus wasn't shocked by his "ultimate power" stunt: "We knew that for the power of the tree of life, you need to make sacrifice." "Power of the tree of life?" "See, I'm useful right?" Lancelot was happy that he knew stuff that Erebus didn't know about, "The most powerful magic in this forest, came from the tree of life. It was said to be the source of ALL life on earth."

The "Core-Tree" in the heart of the A****n did not just grow; it manifested. Standing nearly three thousand feet tall, its trunk was a translucent pillar of amber glass intertwined with pulsing carbon-fiber "muscle." It was the primary node of the global Techno-Forest, and it was currently screaming a digital signal into the ionosphere.

It would be a perfect tree for the kids to climb if it wasn’t in the middle of this creepy forest. The branches split and stretched out in every direction beginning around 4-5 feet off the ground, but every branch was thick and strong. Aleksandr could climb this tree without any fear of it breaking under his massive muscular form. I was suddenly captivated by the tree and moved closer to get a better look. The branches appeared to be two different types of wood, and there wasn’t any apparent pattern to how or where they changed.

Su Lianyue asked softly, a look of doubt flashing across her brows. "I'm not too sure myself," Xiao Chen replied, shaking his head. He could not help but sense that the tree was giving him a very strange feeling. The Tree of Heaven was a divine tree from prehistoric times of Chaos. Legend has it that one could reach the Heaven Realm by scaling it, and it was for this reason that it was also known as the Tree to Heaven. In terms of Archean Eons, it was one class higher than the Undying "Immortal Wood" Tree.

She can smell the shisha that she’d already familiarized from Caleb’s mansion. Is he smoking shisha? This man is a heck of cigarette addiction! She tsked in annoyance before walking with her heavy breath… all the way to his master bedroom; Keesha’s heart is pounding like crazy. Jostein’s old wooden Narra tree door is slightly open. The narra tree is the national tree of the Philippines, and it is the strongest and most expensive wood in the country. Just like Jostein De Vere—he stood for that wood because he knew that in himself that he have a quality, strong and expensive personality.

Then, Horan asked, "Do you have clues about the perpetrator?" "Maybe someone close to Alana or someone who works for her." "Then, they must have an unimaginable power." Delton glanced. "What do you mean?" Horan inhaled deeply and explained, "That withering tree is the oldest and the strongest defender. Someone who could turn such a noble defender into this state is of unimaginable power." Delton eyed the tree, pondering. "You might be right. Thank you for telling me this. I shall do what I do best."

The fiber of the illusion tree wasn't playing with its prey, tightening even more when Ardina tried to release it. "Aargh!" She screamed as she felt her shins crumble. Its coil is twice as strong as that of a snake. Ardina's strength is also not too strong to untie the old tree's fibers. "How is this? How can I help Nara?" Ardina said the oldest trying without giving up.

We continued on without stopping until we arrived at what seemed to be our destination. A few hundred meters ahead, I could see a vast clearing. The Hanarusa trees rarely grew in the vicinity, as if they were reluctant to approach the clearing. Once after walking again, I could clearly see what was there. A Hanarusa tree grew in the middle of the field. The size was much bigger than the others. If the usual Hanurusa tree had a trunk diameter of about 50 meters, then this one tree was three times the size. But its height was almost equivalent to an ordinary tree. Maybe that was what made it unobtrusive from a distance. The tree's gigantic roots spread out above the ground as if intimidating o