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My Meadow of Ash Trees

My Meadow of Ash Trees

She went through hell at an early age. She was abandoned by her father to be abused and exploited like a slave by his wife and daughter. She tried running away from them so many times, but she was always caught. When her 'so-called' sister, who was set to marry a Count's son, vanished, her 'so-called' father suddenly remembered her existence and recognized her as his youngest daughter. [Excerpt] "You wench! We have fed and dressed you since you were a child. And now you won't even be useful." Her stepmother shouted She raised her left eyebrow. "Fed me? Dress me? You couldn't even give me a decent room. If I may remind you, I've been living in the attic room for ten years, and you treated me worse than a maid. A slave. You treated me as a slave." "You ungrateful child. I should have never let you live. You should have just died together with your whore mother." Said the Count. Upon hearing about her mother, she felt rage. She could still remember how she saw her mother die in the coldness of the night. She looked at the Count with blazing eyes as if they could burn. "Never mention my mother again. And stop blaming the innocent here. You are the one who raped her and got her pregnant, Count Harriston." She said it in an angry tone. Then she looked over at the Countess. "And Countess, you should be grateful that you have another daughter because if I were born as a boy, you would never have a penny left." "You b..." Countess Harriston got slapped by Ashley before she could finish her words. The Countess held up her red left cheek. "I'm not a bitch. You and your daughter are bitches. And I will never marry Count Lottway's son. Find your spoiled brat daughter, and don't make me her substitute." "You ungrateful wench!" The Count held her hand and tried to slap her. But a strong man's force stopped the hands of the Count. When he saw whose hand stopped him, his face became pale. He couldn't believe that this man would be here. "Y-your Grace? W-why are y-you here?" The Count was so afraid that he stuttered his words. The man released the Count's hands and hid Ashley at his back. "Hurt her, and you're dead." He said it with a cold tone. Cover not mine
History
265 Chs
Myth of The World's Trees

Myth of The World's Trees

And Simon answered their call with a single statement that nobody understood "Et super mos absit hoc hodie!" "Yah!" "WWWaaaaaaahhhhhhhh!" "AAAlllllaaaaallllaaaaallllaaaa!" "EeEEellllleeeeeelllllleeeeeeuuuuuuu!" I, too, yelled a battle cry at the top of my lungs. I had no idea what Simon had just spouted but from Camilla's giggling, I could guess that Simon thought that spouting nonsense was his way of getting out of the earlier predicament. "I forbid death upon this day," Camilla said. "What?" I answered a bit at a loss. "Ancient Latin," she replied smugly, "He said 'I forbid death upon this day'." I laughed aloud "Then he is gonna be really disappointed in everyone here," Camilla did not reply and instead took a deep breath. I did the same, zoning out everything in my surroundings. The environment became a world of electrical pulses traveling across several networks. I perceived the world through my lightning and sped my heartbeat to inhuman levels. I was present now, at this moment, at this point in time. I could feel the electrifying air saturating my lungs, the electrified ground vibrating at the rhythm of the approaching enemy. Then I took a step forward, everyone followed in tandem. Camilla the first, and then the others. Then I took a second step, and this time everyone followed simultaneously. Third step… Fourth step… Fifth step… Then light jogging… Speeding up… Running … Running faster…. Then suddenly, everyone disappeared into motes of light particles that re-constructed itself hundreds of feet above the horde, dozens of miles away from our initial position. We were literally 'diving' into battle. ------------------------------------------------------------------- Despite a rough childhood in the slums, Omari had everything a guy could want - a loving girlfriend, an understanding sister, a wonderful teacher, and his dream job. Still, the scars from his childhood made Omari unable to live a dull life. He dreamed of something greater... something beyond the reaches of what humankind could achieve in the current era. Like always, Omari should have been careful what he wished for. In the year 2046, the World was thrown into chaos as the apocalypse came in the form of massive trees that shot up out of the ground one day. These trees towered over the tallest of buildings and had thicknesses that spanned kilometers at a time. They grew everywhere, in homes, businesses, and cities as they formed a complex network that overlayed the old world. The cause of the apocalypse was unknown, but Omari's workplace was believed to be the origin point of the unfortunate events. Fifteen years after the start of the Apocalypse... after all the pain and suffering... after losing everything he cared about, Omari sent his memories back in time to make sure that the future he lives in, never came to be. Will he be able to uncover the mystery of The Trees? Will he be able to protect all those he has lost? Will he succeed, or will his attempt be washed away by the currents of time? Will Omari be able to learn the truth about 'THE MYTH OF THE WORLD'S TREES'? Discord: https://discord.gg/krTzF4bXfV
Sci-fi
39 Chs
Are there any classic books about trees in fiction?
Well, in some interpretations, 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland' by Lewis Carroll could be considered. The strange and wonderful landscape has some elements that can be associated with trees, like the Caterpillar sitting on a mushroom which is often near trees in the story's context.
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2024-12-11 00:26
Are there science fiction books that feature old trees and the planet?
Yes, there are. Some science fiction explores the relationship between nature, including old trees, and the future of the planet. For instance, in certain post - apocalyptic sci - fi, old trees might be the last remnants of a once - lush world, and the story could revolve around protecting them to revive the planet.
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2024-10-31 21:34
What are some famous books about trees in fiction?
Definitely 'The Magic Tree House' series. In these books, the magic tree house serves as a portal to different times and places, and often there are trees that play important roles in the various adventures. It's very popular among young readers.
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2024-12-12 00:23
Can you recommend some books about trees in fiction?
There's also 'The Hidden Life of Trees' by Peter Wohlleben. Although it has elements of non - fiction, it reads like a fictional story at times. It reveals the amazing social network and communication among trees, which is really fascinating.
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2024-12-13 05:12
Can you recommend some books about trees in fiction?
Another interesting one is 'The Ancient Tree' by Arthur Cottrell. This fictional work delves into the mystery and magic that an ancient tree might hold, with elements of adventure and discovery as the characters explore the secrets associated with the tree.
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2024-12-14 05:37
Can science fiction books about old trees save the planet?
Not necessarily. While a science fiction book about old trees can raise awareness, it's only one small part of a much larger effort. Saving the planet requires real - world actions, like policy changes, reducing emissions, and large - scale conservation efforts. The book might be inspiring, but it alone can't save the planet.
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2024-11-01 01:16
Is 'The Hidden Life of Trees' fiction?
Definitely fiction. 'The Hidden Life of Trees' uses fictional techniques and storytelling to offer a unique perspective on trees that goes beyond pure factual information.
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2024-10-15 23:39
What are some famous trees in fiction?
Yggdrasil in Norse mythology, which is also often featured in fictional works inspired by it. Yggdrasil is an enormous ash tree that connects the nine worlds in Norse cosmology. It is central to many of the stories and legends within Norse mythology and has been adapted into various modern fictions as well. For example, in some fantasy novels, it might be a place of great power or a source of magic.
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2024-11-28 07:33
How are trees portrayed in science fiction?
In science fiction, trees can be portrayed in various ways. Sometimes they are super - sized, like in some alien landscapes where they tower over everything. For example, in 'Avatar', the trees on Pandora are gigantic and have a spiritual significance to the native Na'vi. They can also be sentient beings, capable of communication. In other stories, trees might be part of a post - apocalyptic world, either as a rare source of life or mutated into something strange.
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2024-12-10 20:27
What are the differences between books, trees and novels?
Well, books can be made of paper which often comes from trees. But a book can be non - fictional, educational, or fictional like a novel. A tree is a completely different entity, it provides oxygen, shade, and is an important part of the ecosystem. Novels are mainly for entertainment and storytelling. They are characterized by their narrative structure, characters, and plot, while books can also be in the form of textbooks, cookbooks etc. which are not novels.
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2024-11-11 14:54
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