The Island Of Missing Trees Novels & Stories

She smiled and looked at the empty seat next to her—the spot he once sat on the day we were together to watch the sunrise that day in the past. She had no contact with him. The only number he gave her was a temporary number he used during the holiday. She couldn’t contact him after she left the island. She didn’t know the reason, but he told her they couldn’t contact each other at all. If she didn’t have a picture of him and pictures of when they were a couple, and memories she had, she could easily believe the idea that a man named Martin and the time they had together was just a figment of her imagination.

He rode his bike along the clifftop, far enough from the edge that she never felt in any real danger—she trusted him—but close enough for the stunning views and deadly falls. After circling the island for a while—though time no longer meant anything to Amy, and she couldn't tell whether five or fifty minutes had passed—he reached the fork in the road and turned inward, Take them from the edge of the island to wooded areas. The pine trees grow luxuriantly, interspersed with some fruit trees and vines, and all kinds of flowers can be seen everywhere, crowded together in a disorderly manner, so the grass is very thin, and only the thick leaves shine in through a ray of sunlight, mottled. The ch

Their eyes showed excitement, but their bodies were invisibly trembling in terror. Night had fallen with rushed attendance by its expectant anticipators. The islanders had gathered hesitantly, as requested by the average man. You could smell it in the air. These people feared what they did not know. The moon stood still in the sky, like a lonely solider. Its light reflected dimly onto the receivers below. The air was humid, and the inescapable smell of the beautiful, putrid noni tree filled the air. The noni tree had been in existence before many of the islanders were even bought into existence themselves. The locals could not deny that the noni tree’s fruit was definitely worth the unbearab

“The shadow trees are near. We’re close.” Aphael nodded and his senses sharpening. The time for reflection was over. As the pack moved closer to the shadow trees, a heavy tension settled over them. The trees loomed like giants, their twisted branches spreading wide, blocking the moon’s light from penetrating the dense canopy. These trees were unlike any others on Lunular Island. Their bark was deep black, absorbing every sliver of light that touched them. The air here was different — colder, thicker. Even the sounds of the island seemed to disappear into the oppressive darkness.

The moon hung heavy in the sky, casting a silvery glow over the trees surrounding Cedar Grove. The world seemed to hold its breath, the kind of silence that only came when something monumental was about to unfold. I stood at the edge of the woods, my senses heightened, the air thick with anticipation. Somewhere deep in the forest, Isla was making her way toward me, clutching the journal that had set everything in motion.

"Sister Wan, look, Dreamlike Island..." Following Bai Ziqi's shout, Adeline saw a spot not far away that was shrouded in clouds. He could vaguely make out a floating island. Around the island, there were various kinds of small islands. The island was covered with green trees. Sitting on the helicopter, one could only see that there was only one green tree on the island. "It's so beautiful!" "Have you noticed that the surrounding islands are like a person holding hands and surrounding the island in the middle, as if they are protecting it?"

"Did she say anything else?" Fiona handed him a piece of paper with an address. "She mentioned a surprise waiting for you here." Emmett quickly changed into the suit and raced to the address on the note. At the riverbank, all he found were flying machines and staff members who seemed to be waiting for something. There was no sign of Josephine. She must be running late. After a while, impatience got the better of him, and he approached someone to ask. The staff member ignored him, instead initiating the flying machines' performance.

"How could you not have seen him? You were just taking pictures with us a moment ago—" I froze. The photo we had just taken was gone. Even the ones I had posted on social media and in the clan group chat had disappeared. What the hell was going on? "Child, I don't know what you're talking about," Helena said calmly. "The ceremony is still ongoing. Why don't you go back to your seat?" I didn't move. Instead, I turned to Elder Thomas, desperate for confirmation. "Elder Thomas, you saw my mate, didn't you? You said he had clear eyes and that my dad would be pleased!"

I replied and stood up. "Wait..... Where's the most secluded part of this kingdom?" I asked "The devil trees" Amos replied "What's that?" I asked "They're five trees that formed a circle, they are weirdly shaped and scary. There's a myth that the trees bring badluck for anyone who steps in. So no one dares to go closer" Amos explained while I listened with rapt attention "Where's it located?" I asked and he gave me the description. I stood up and Amos stood up after me

"Hello, this is Med Health hospital we're calling to inform you about our patient here Ms. Claudia Arellalo, you were the only person we could reach from her contacts" "Where is she, is she okay?" "Please come to Med Health hospital and if possible bring a family member with you" "Hello, hello?" "They hung up. Where's Med Health hospital?" "It's like 30km away from here," Benjamin said "Okay, come on we can't wait for the bus let's take a cab, we all won't fit in one cab so make groups and take another cab" we all rushed, we were lucky and immediately found a cab, we entered "Please take us to Med Health hospital" but I couldn't get comfortable because my mind wasn't at rest "Sir, shouldn't