After several hours of digging and chopping, the ancient tree finally yields. The oak creaks indignantly as it
After several hours of digging and chopping, the ancient tree finally yields. The oak creaks indignantly as it's uprooted and falls aside, its remaining roots dangling in the air. There's nothing under the tree but several worms and a mole den.
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