Foresta lived in a treehouse. The treehouse was built inside an actual tree's trunk, and it was built in a Forest biome. Foresta lived happily with the woodland creatures and the birds flying through her windows. She was very eco-friendly and also vegetarian, and wouldn't touch a slice of beef. She thought it was unfair animals had to be killed to eat. She mostly ate apples, and other foodstuffs she grew and kept in her pantries. Foresta was excited, as today she was having a huge picnic with all the forest critters. She took her picnic blanket and her giant wooden basket filled with treats and snacks. She found all the forest creatures laying out their picnic blankets, made of moss and grass and plant fibres, on the grass next to the Great Oak, where the elders of the forest lived. The elders came out of Great Oak, carrying their blankets and baskets and other objects. They laid out all their blankets near Willow Creak, and some of the critters followed the elders and laid out their blankets near Birch Lake. Foresta laid out her huge blanket in the middle of both Willow Creak and Birch Lake. Luckily Foresta had brought her sailboat, and decided to give a few critters at a time a ride around Birch Lake. After the critters each had their turn, they unpacked a few snacks from their baskets, and Foresta rifled through her giant wicker basket, taking out snacks for each of the critters. The squirrels came first, delivering a few apples to Foresta and taking their acorns in return. Foresta handed the apples to the marmots, to give to the horses, whos blanket was laid out neatly near Willow Creak. She gave the marmots some clover and flowers to eat. Foresta ate some sandwiches and other snacks, and by the time it was night, she headed back to her treehouse. The next day, she could grow trees by touching the simple earth, and grow crops immeadately by tilling the land and planting seeds. They called her Foresta of the Forest.