The White Root Tree
No one knows who planted the White Root Tree, nor why they placed it upside down. But against all odds, it thrives.
Its roots stretch into the sky, twisting and turning like gnarled fingers. From them grow pale white leaves, glowing softly even in shadow. Beneath the inverted branches, deep in the earth where its trunk dives, rabbits have carved warm burrows among the roots-turned-limbs.
The air around this place feels calm, like the world knows something here is different, and that's okay.
Only rabbits with the stones Howlite, Shell, Moonstone, and Clear Quartz are born near this sacred tree. They are quiet thinkers, watchers of the stars, and listeners of old earth secrets. Some say the tree itself whispers but only to those who understand the world upside down.
