Undertale Flower Bed Novels & Stories

Julius demanded. He had hoped for a landmark or signpost but got a different clue - Arlen was threading near a field where the Starbloom flower flourished in their numbers. That peculiar flower happened to be a treasure for one town in Cloverdale. 'Rera.' Malachai: 'What are you going to do now?' "Stop making noise; I need to think," Julius muttered. Malachai: 'Tch! What a swine...' "Aren't we all?" Julius smirked.

*** (Lancelot’s POV) After some time, we decided to retreat back to our respective bedroom as the night had gotten late. I strutted towards my room while trying to stop the little trickles of tears from my cheeks. Being young somehow made me emotional. Beneath my glassy eyes, I noticed the colorful shades of flowers in the garden outside the window. The night was slightly chilly, but the blooming flowers beat the temperature, growing healthily in the garden grounds. As the petals scattered, it danced in the air after being blown away by the gentle spring wind. The colours were rich; a beautiful red, a calm blue, a mysterious violet-- all gathered in the flower plots forming a festive myriads

Soon after that, a notification appeared before me. CONGRATULATIONS! YOU’VE SOLD AN ITEM DESCRIPTION: MIULA FLOWER A flower used for healing. Commonly found in Mangreatle Cave in Rustaval Region. Price: Five copper “Oh? So a single flower is sold for 5 copper, huh?” I scrolled back to the cart window to look at the price. One melon bread and one caramel bread cost me 3 copper coin respectively, while the soba noodles bread cost me 5 copper coins. The price for every bread is cheap, but I’m not quite sure if only a single one of the could satisfy my huge belly. Because pf that, I start mass collecting the flowers and sell them when they’ve filled the palm of one of my hand.

So I pushed him away and took his hand, pulling him to the back of the greenhouse, where there were some magical flowers. I didn't need to point it out because there were several sprouts of Selene's Tears growing and Ayla's energy was exuding from them, but it's something subtle. I immediately felt Soren get hopeful because these flowers didn't exist outside the Garden, but of course, we need to be careful because of the power they possess. "I asked Charlotte to let me know if she'd found any more of them in other greenhouses," I explained. "And yes, they are present in all the greenhouses. I believe that when the Tears bloom, Ayla will wake up."

Chapter Forty-One Rhea stepped out of the pack house and into the vast garden, her sandals brushing softly against the cobblestone path. The early morning sun filtered through the trees, casting gentle rays on the lush greenery that surrounded her. Colorful flowers bloomed in every direction, their fragrance fresh and calming as it lingered in the air. The garden was beautifully maintained, with vines trailing over white trellises and butterflies dancing between the petals. It felt like a sanctuary, far removed from the tension of the dining room.

From his hidden place, Kevin saw Nathaniel walking tiptoeing toward Alpha Morris’ chamber. He smirked and almost burst into laughter. He made a croaked sound which Nathaniel heard and turned in his direction. He crouched still behind the huge flower. The palace is full of flowers. Luna planted them because she loved flowers a lot. Nathaniel stood upright and then walked toward him. He hides well. Nathaniel halted and then sighed. He turned around and walked toward Alpha Morris’ chamber quietly.

"Damon! What are you doing out of bed? You should be resting!" "I need your help." I collapsed into the chair beside her bed, my body trembling with exhaustion. "The flower petals I had, the ones that could have led me to Sera, I lost them in the attack. But you have abilities. Your connection to nature, your fireflies. Can you use them to find where those flowers grow?" Giselle's expression shifted from concern to determination. "What kind of flowers?" "White lilies with purple edges. They only grow in certain areas near Kade's territory." I pulled a dried fragment from my pocket, a single petal I had somehow managed to keep. "This is all I have left."

The Path of Remembrance had changed again; the silver trees had grown farther apart, revealing rolling fields covered in white flowers that shimmered beneath an unseen breeze. "It feels different," Freya observed. "The sadness is still here," Seraphina nodded. "But it's quieter." The Elder Wolf knelt and touched one of the flowers. "It is called a Moon's Tear. It blooms only where grief has begun to heal." Aiden carefully picked one of the flowers as it glowed softly in his hand. "So even here... Hope grows." The Elder smiled. "You are beginning to understand this place." As they walked, they noticed something unusual. Tiny footprints crossed the path ahead—they were not wolf tracks, nor hum

"Chanting." They crept forward until the tunnel opened up into a massive room. Cassie gasped in awe. The room had been transformed into a poisonous garden. Rows of metal planters stretched across the floor, and in them were thousands of tall purple flowers that seemed to glow from within. It was the Midnightbane. Selene stood obliviously in the middle of the room over a bubbling cauldron. She chanted over the cauldron and threw handfuls of leaves into the steam periodically.

My hand went to my forehead to slow me down. As my eyes fluttered open, we had arrived in the Underworld. It was significantly darker with a red light source instead of a bright yellow one that lit the sky. The ground was mostly deep red dirt until a cement pathway came into view. Small bushes of deep green and red roses outlined the path with tiny fireflies inside. “It’s a different kind of pretty,” I leaned down, pressing my finger to the flower. It wasn’t real, it was fake, but it was the realest fakest plant ever. Athena watched on, amused at my behavior, sniffing at the fake flower.