Xaviec Tree

General Info
Xaviec trees are some of the most common and durable trees throughout planet vortex, and somehow there are some on other worlds such as Supervortex and a moon called Lininx. These trees are known for being the strongest trees ever, even able to survive many tornadoes, including Xavier, which is where their name originates from.

Arrival In Vortexia
Xaviec trees first began as a branch of Windsyrian Arkwood tree, which originates from, you guessed it, Windsir. This tree was originally brought over by the Runesbalkan Empire, as the Windsyrian Arkwood tree was the empire's national plant.

Stormfronts
As time passed, storms came and went. One time, however, when Count Sterid arrived, it drove the Runesbalkans out of present day Vortexia, but they left the trees. These storms, being very strong, wiped out the majority of these trees. But after hundreds, maybe thousands of years, these trees evolved. Evolution took place, and these trees became more familiar to the Xaviec trees we know today. But this is not the end of their history.

A Tree Empire?
Without knowing it, seeds from the trees (yes they reproduce by seeds, but they did not have fruits so..idk how they did that) were carried by winds onto starships. These starships usually went into combat, some blew up. However, some landed on other planets, like Supervortex. Once again the wind plays a factor here and the seeds end up in the terrain of other worlds. From there, Xaviec trees started to appear everywhere. As this happened though, the trees evolved further, and became almost immune to not only insanely strong winds, but even fire. Although the fire will burn forever in xaviec tree bark, it doesn't really harm the plant as much as you might think.

Trivia

 * Strongest Tree
 * The most common tree in Vortexian FFA games
 * original concept started as an error; after the tornado Xavier, some trees were not completely destroyed, which gave the idea of a tree resilient to high winds.
 * Can survive in atmospheres mostly of Tornadagen, Oxygen, Nitrogen, Carbon Dioxide, Argon, or Hydrogen.