- You speak the forbidden words and immediately in a 60ft radius from you, 15ft tall thorny roots shoot out of the ground in all directions. Every creature within the zone excluding the caster must make a Dexterity saving throw. On a fail the creature is skewered taking 20d6 piercing dmg and is also restrained until they can free themselves. On a success, the target takes half as much damage and isn't restrained. At the start of any creature's turn that is restrained by this spell, they can make Strength saving throws to be unrestrained. 

-These roots can break through any non-magical structure, be it stone, wood, gems, and metal

- After casting the spell, the area in which the spell took place becomes difficult terrain. If a creature moves within the area, they take 1d6 piercing dmg. Casting a fire spell can remove the roots within that area. Ex. casting firebolt can remove roots within a 5ft by 5ft zone while a fireball spell can remove roots within a 20ft radius. When the roots are set ablaze by any means, they explode into a burst of thorns. All creatures within 10ft of the root(s) must make a Dexterity saving throw or take 2d6 piercing dmg   

- It was said that when Zeref was proposing his love to his long time interest with a bouquet of roses, she rejected him. The agony of rejection, humiliation, and pain coursed throw the flowers, bringing forth a new kind of pain. Wanting to share his pain, each thorn root represents the time he spent suffering in pain and humiliation. "Physical gifts aren't the way into someone's heart, sharing emotion and experience is the only way to truly understand one another. Through pain, suffering, and sorrow, I shall connect through everyone. Feel the pain, think about pain, accept pain, know pain, but know this, my pain is far greater than whatever pain you will ever feel "- Zeref the Black Wizard