Viridian Forest Map Novels & Stories

she turned wildly on the spot, frantically looking around “W-where Lena! Where!” Lena gently grasped her arms “Calm down Dawnie”, she said “the Green Man is a forest god which means he will be in some place like a park or a forest or….” she trailed off, her brown eyes drifting towards the orchard that they’d parked across from “Oh, that’s clever”, she breathed, staring at the name: Viridios. Dawn followed her gaze “They wouldn’t be so brazen”, she remarked.

It was only sunset, yet it looked like dawn. Vanilla stop. “There is a forest ahead according to the map. After the forest, we will find the house that contains the portal.” Vanilla couldn't pinpoint what it was but there was something strange with Conor, she found it hard to believe his word. The forest that would lead to the valley was right before them but it looked way eerie than anything she had seen, moving shadows, complete darkness, chills. “I don't think we should pass there.” “This is the fastest route.”

Basically, the entire terrain of the Myrim country are recorded in this peice of parchment. Almost all places in the northern area of the map are marked red, symbolizing that they have searched that field and have found no lead of the two individuals that they are currently seeking. Then as the group continued to converse, the door suddenly opened, revealing a middle-aged man. "Fernando," Helen was the first to acknowledge his arrival. "any news?" Helen immediately asked, all attention are now on Fernando, hope is intense in the air. But Fernando along with his troupe have found nothing in their search. Fernando sighed and shook his head.

The anger completely disappears upon seeing her smile. Violet says, “Don’t move!” Both Charlie and I freeze looking at her curiously. She guides us telling us to watch our step and then says, “Look!” She proudly holds out her arms and we look at the ground. It’s a map. Charlie says, “What’s it supposed to be, Vi?” She smiles, “It’s a map to show the Black Night Pack’s blueprint.” She points at different spots and says, “There are secret passageways that Xavier doesn’t know about. Apparently, no one knows of them. Only us.”

It showed not just geography, but spirit. The Valley of the Sunstone was a patch of vibrant green and silver threads. Oakhaven was depicted with tiny, weeping stones. The Grey Sorrow plantation was a vast, blank grey swath, but along its edges, tiny, almost invisible stitches of brown and green showed the resistant, wild land fighting back. And to the north, where the map ended, was the Core Citadel. It was represented by a knot of tangled, blackened wire, so dense it looked like a scar.

I said. Lilith shot me a withering glare, but marked the spot on the map. “There,” she said, chucking the pen to the floor with such force that it broke on impact. “Can I get warm now, or are you going to keep dumping water on my head?” Frowning, I turned the map around to see that she’d placed the X in the forested region up north, just a little east from the neutral territory. It was probably about a day’s journey away. I could make it quickly if I went on my own.

Nooni said to his twin brother, patting him on the back encouragingly. Vira arrived at a region where there was a cluster of trees. She smiled and walked right through one of the trees. The trees were a mirage, magically projected there to hide what was truly there - the base of the Rebellion.

"Well, if you're just asking for my help... what do you want me to do. You can't enter the city. Even I cannot enter cities and towns carelessly because like you, I'll be hunted on sight." "I... don't know. I'm just pulling straws. But if I know that you're out there, making sure that if you find a method, you'll return to help me, then I can return to the inner forest and wait without risking my life every day." Chen thought carefully before nodding. "With this," Violet plucked the only purple scale in the middle of her collarbones. Unlike her rhombus green scales, this violet scale had one end marked with a green tint.

he said, holding out his hand. Elena handed over the map reluctantly, and Lycidas unrolled it, scrutinizing the markings and muttering under his breath. The group gathered around him, peering over his shoulder. After a few moments, Lycidas’ eyes widened, and he let out a low curse. “We’re in the Veil of Disorientation,” he said, a note of realization in his voice. “The what?” Elena asked, her confusion palpable. “The Veil of Disorientation,” Lycidas repeated. “It’s a place in the forest where the magical energies are particularly strong. They play tricks on your mind, cause confusion and disorientation. That’s why we’ve been arguing. The forest is influencing us.”

Iris, as well as the three others, walked toward where I was. I didn’t waste time and showed them the map of the Wicker Forest that Iris and I created based on our memories. I also pointed out to them the exact place we would teleport to and the route we would take until we reached Eox’s palace. I laid out everything that we knew, including the time frame we needed to complete the task, so no one would notice that the Orebrus was taken until we were already out of the forest.