Submission (#2968) Approved

Being in the Silveil City for most of her time as her daily ongoing task kept her mostly inside the city, Mina had not had the chance to visit it’s Eldertree. She had heard many stories of it from the locals and she wanted to venture there some day. What mostly caught her interest was how she had heard the tree was upside down in the water. That was unlike any other Eldertree she had ever seen. With the beach surrounding the city it would make it an even more spectacular view just imagining the water reflecting the tree to the surface. It also had been described to her as a dark tree as most other Eldertrees were a much livelier palette, it made her more fascinated by the stories. Minako wondered if she could bring herself a pic-nic by the beachside and enjoy the viewing of it. It had also been described to her as a tree napped in a canopy full of stars. It made her wonder if those stars on the tree shined brighter than the one’s in the sky. Mina loved nothing more than the stars; she often found herself lost staring into them. She thought to herself that maybe she could also enjoy the galaxies that draped the sky by the beach more as there would be so much less lights from all the ongoings and residents of the city. Maybe even she could be lucky enough to see a shooting star and make a wish upon it. But who could forget the bioluminescent life that also adorned the lake itself. There was a possibility she could even capture some of it and bring it back home to use a small light when she worked at the atelier late at night. She no longer wanted to dream about the Eldertree, she wanted to go see it for herself as soon as possible. Minako only had to slip away from her teacher.