Viridian Forest Map Novels & Stories

My eyes glowed, brighter, sharper, colder. “I am not your heir.” Violet bled into silver. Silver bled into violet again. “And I am not your prey.” My reflection shifted for a moment, not physically, but in presence. Regal. Predatory. Composed. I touched the cold glass. “I am my own.” Valentina’s study was lit by candlelight and the glow of a massive holographic map. Red circles marked wolf territories. Blue circles marked other shifter tribes. Black X’s marked those already extinguished.

“I’ve seen creepy forests before, but this one takes the prize. It’s like it’s waiting for us to mess up.” Vivienne’s lips quirked into a faint smirk as she adjusted her dagger. “The Blackwood isn’t going to give us a warm welcome, that’s for sure. Keep your guard up.” Crane studied the resonance map as they walked, his brow furrowed. The glowing mark that represented the fracture pulsed faintly, but its position seemed to shift subtly with every step. “The map’s readings are inconsistent,” he muttered. “The energy here is throwing everything off. It’s like the forest itself is interfering.”

Typed into the system console: > EMV-Vairo001 = DEPRECATED > BTV-Vairo002 = PRIME LOCATION: The edge of the Cinder Vault zone Former Vairo asset archive site. TIME: 10:17 a.m. The land here didn’t grow anything. The trees were scorched black, the ground cracked and dead. Wind scraped the dirt like it wanted to bury every secret still breathing. Ember stood alone at the perimeter gate, helmet off, dust clinging to her boots. A rusted metal sign hung on the fence:

This couldn't be real. The sight before me was absolutely breathtaking, pure magic. After weeks of feeling trapped in cramped, dull spaces, this ethereal forest with its purple trees and golden forest floor was exactly what I needed. My eyes drank it all in. But I quickly shook myself. "Don't get distracted, Nyra Virellion." I knew the place was trying to pull me in and waste my time. The clue pointed to a very specific tree one with purple leaves and golden roots. For a moment I felt like I was losing it. Was this some kind of illusion? How was I supposed to find the real one and break free? I couldn't afford to wander around aimlessly; every second on my watch mattered.

I am a biped much similar to human beings but I don’t belong here. “What do you mean by that?* Sia said frowning. *I am a Viridian, Sia. I am not a human being.* *What is Viridian?* Sia asked, not quite understanding what he was saying. *I come from a planet named Viridia, about 10 light-years away from Earth. It is located in the Rossa System. It is one of the planets that revolve around the star Ross 248.* “I know that you don’t have very high opinions about me but for God’s sake, I am not that stupid. How can someone travel so far? One would be dead before one has reached Earth.” Sia said getting up indignantly.

The time came for Audrey's group to depart and head to Viridescent Valley. This time, they were no longer as green as they were before. Their past experience in their mission in the land of Dystopia gave them a better idea about what kind of dangers they could possibly meet outside of their schoolyard. The Viridescent Valley is one of the rare places that are not accessible through simple means like the teleportation portals. Those who wish to venture the place will have to travel it on foot, though not literally on foot. Basically, what it means is that Audrey and her friends have to painstakingly endure traveling back and forth to Viridescent Valley without relying on any teleportation por

replied Claire again. "Map?" asked Leon. There was never a map from the start. "I think I have the map," said Claire. He then stretched out his hand and let out a digital projection that glowed bluishly. It contains a map of the island. A red, flashing arrow indicated the location of the valley in question. There were two green dots in the middle of the forest indicating Claire and Leon's current location. "We have to go that way," said Claire, pointing north. "This is ridiculous," murmured Leon. But he still walked in the direction Claire indicated. The woman then followed him.

Helena and I recoiled from the strange smoke, opting to stand a few feet away. It took a few minutes but the smoke eventually began to clear. Sitting on the floor was a thin sheet of paper. Printed on the top was a detailed map of the Iridescence Pack. "Thats a shame." Helena sighed, looking down at the map. Other than a red marker that told me where I was, and a trail that lead me to the estate, nothing else on the map was labeled. This map was quite literally only to get me to the estate. "Wish me luck?" I asked with a nervous grin, which she returned with one of her own.

In fact, it was indeed a map that showed the specific location of Red Moon’s base, as well as the surrounding terrain. Because the base had been built behind a cliff, the terrain was quite precipitous. Meanwhile, it was also surrounded by Miasma Forest and swamps, which greatly increased the difficulty of accessing Red Moon’s base. Taking out a pointer, Leonardo Alroy was prepared to give a detailed explanation about the map. However, before he could even open his mouth, Caesar King stood up and said, “Kiddo, there is no need for you to talk about this map. Everyone can understand it. There is no need to waste more time.