According to ancient records, Yggdrasil was classified as an ash tree.0

It was said that Odin, the king of the Aesir pantheon and the supreme being, had personally planted and nurtured the sapling—an act that was supposed to showcase his power and influence. 0

However, Yggdrasil’s growth had far surpassed even Odin’s wisdom, expanding to encompass the three realms—the heavens, the earth, and the underworld.0

Niflheim—the roots that dug deep into the earth, reaching the Hell Realm.0

Midgard—the roots that surfaced on the ground, stretching to the Middle Realm.0

Asgard—the roots that soared skyward, connecting to the Celestial Realm.0

What started as a mere ash tree evolved, absorbing death, life, and wisdom, growing to a stature that even the gods could not ignore. Yggdrasil came to represent the laws of nature, the largest force in the universe. 0

As the guardian of the Natural Realm, Yggdrasil came to hold the status of a Great God. At its peak, an eagle nested—its name lost to time—while goddesses tended the roots stretching toward Asgard, pouring the Water of Life upon them.1

Back in the ancient era, Yggdrasil truly was a Divine Tree. 0

“The roots connecting the three realms are well-known, but her branches were said to have grown to the extent of reaching the nine sub-dimensions,” said Grace, who was flying a few meters ahead of Leonard.0

Perhaps feeling stifled by the grim atmosphere brought on by Uluka’s impending death, Grace seemed to be trying to lighten the mood. In any case, Leonard was quickly learning...0