On the barren plains west of Sorinburg, an unprecedentedly massive plant shaded the scorched earth's sky. Its scale defied human imagination and even exceeded Gawain's expectations.
Rather than calling it a tree, it's more like a small forest supported by numerous pillars resembling aerial roots, all centered around a single trunk.
The large, dark brown trunk emerged from the earth's crevices, covered in vines, moss, and countless flowers that defy naming. A canopy nearly matching the size of the nearby Sorinburg was supported a hundred meters high. Two-thirds of its overlapping green leaves covered the plain, while one-third reached over Sorinburg's sky. Numerous "pillars" requiring two or three people to encircle dangled from various points of the canopy, artistically supporting the canopy and connecting it to the ground. These pillars also bore various symbiotic plants, lush and full of life.
