-benefit of earth.

Deal?”

There was no bargaining with the dead or with ghosts, but in a situation like this?

Undergrowth needed a human.
Mustering up whatever energy he had the vine, curled itself into a shape of a heart, and there was a disembodied whisper of. . .

ꀸꍟꍏ꒒.

-help.

I don't know when or how, but he will.

And the earth will need your help one day.
There are forests dying and plants going towards extinction. If I can help you to keep things better for me thaen you can leave a touch of your plant life everywhere. 𝙊𝙉𝙇𝙔! For the-

-If you help me when I need you.”

And just like that, the specter vine turned its attention to the young woman with a curious wiggle.

“Listen, Undergrowth, Sam ten years ago would have 𝙡𝙤𝙫𝙚𝙙 to force the peole to change but there's bigger plans at stake.

Dan needs my-

-have eternal summer.

Ask Hades, Persephone and Demeter.”

A joke..but still.

“I know that human body isn't great for warmth, maybe I can come up with a solution.

Maybe a greenhouse, if you don't get too carried away, to keep you safe during this time.-

-situation of each other.

As the vine coiled up towards the moon, it all but shivered at the cold of fall.

Sam took this as an opportunity to sit among the dead grass around them.

“ That's what happens when the seasons change. You can't have eternal spring and you can't-

-glowing, ghostly vine coiled its way up her arm and to her fingertips. The former entity, known as Undergrowth, was reduced to nothing more than a troublesome garden vine; reliant on the very person he sought to possess.

Now, there was a unity. They were equals in a tragic-