A black-and-white line drawing for children to color, depicting Verelia standing

A black-and-white line drawing for children to color, depicting Verelia standing in a forest clearing before the Protector of the Earth. The Protector is shown as a grand figure made of intertwined stone and roots, with a face that resembles the bark of ancient trees and arms like tree trunks. Verelia, with her long, leaf-like hair and cloak made of delicate foliage, looks up with respect and determination. The background includes large rocks forming a circle, a bed of moss, and trees with visible roots. The illustration should feature clear, defined outlines with no shading, capturing the solid and nurturing presence of the Protector of the Earth while being easy and enjoyable for children to color. The scene should convey a sense of strength, stability, and connection to nature.