The giant purple tree that manifested behind Fairy Wix Voidfield was not a simple projection of wood and leaves nor her true body, but instead, it was a spatial construct, a framework formed from condensed space itself, shaped deliberately into the image of a tree because that form was stable, branching, and ideal for anchoring forces.
At its core, the technique worked on a principle similar to tying someone to a massive elastic tree and releasing them, but instead of tension stored in the flexible wood or tensile rope, the tension was stored in space.
First, Fairy Wix superimposed the tree onto the surrounding pocket space.
This did not mean the tree merely occupied the space but replaced portions of space with itself, threading its roots into spatial layers and locking them in place like anchors driven into spatial layers. The branches, meanwhile, curved outward and then subtly bent back, forming invisible arcs of compressed spatial flow in an attempt to stabilize.
