He was among trees then, spring trees tender with the new matchless green of young leaves, and a clear sun dappling them; summer trees full of leaf, whispering, massive; dark winter firs that fear no master and let no light brighten their woods. He learned the nature of all trees, the particular magics that are in oak and beech and ash.
The protagonist finds himself surrounded by trees at different stages of the seasons, from the fresh, vibrant green of spring to the full, lush foliage of summer and the imposing presence of winter firs. Each type of tree has its unique qualities and essence, and he experiences a deep connection to this enchanting natural world. The beauty and diversity of the trees create a magical atmosphere that captivates him.
As he observes the various trees—oaks, beeches, and ashes—he begins to understand the distinct magic inherent in each species. This exploration of nature not only enriches his understanding of the trees themselves but also ties him into the broader mysteries of the world around him, suggesting a deeper significance and connection to the environment and its timeless cycles.
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