Landri

The tree that holds up the skies
Most locals of Heidrun agree, Landri is the source of most life on the continent, as well as the point on which the skies lay.

More specifically, the upper branches of Landri are said to stretch to the skies, keeping them from falling down when the lightning god Aukan runs across them in battle with the old god of Jealousy, which is also the explanation for thunder and lightning.

The roots of Heidrun
Landri s roots reach far and wide, especially in the second ring of Heidrun, where all trees are directly connected to it through their roots, as well as most of the creatures who live there.

The great ascension
Only once has anyone attempted to climb Landri, and only in legends older than the Rai'tox is she spoken of, an elvish child named Roséa.

Out in the great woods playing with her brother, she decided to climb the tree to hide from him. Back then, not much was known about it, other than it's towering heights. As she climbed the tree, lightning from Aukan s battle struck her and the tree, causing her to become one with the tree and thereby the forests of Heidrun.

Roséa is now treated as the goddess of life and animals, and is said to kill hunters who hunt without respect for the animals they kill, stories of reckless hunters who simply hunted for the thrill of it being devoured by the trees around them, right in front of their partners and sometimes children, are widespread scare-stories amongst the parental communities of Heidrun.