Farming Tree Spirit

"Eh?"

The little thing raised his head as if asking what this was.

Kaba came up and sniffed, but sneezed several times and stepped aside with a look of disgust.

"This is something used to draw magic circles. Kabba, don't you dragons like this kind of sparkling thing very much?" Rhodes asked doubtfully.

Kaba tilted his head when he heard this, a little confused.

"That's just the misunderstanding other races have about us."

Alpha, who was following, suddenly spoke.

"misunderstanding?"

Rhodes looked up at him.

"Yes."

Alpha nodded respectfully: "The reason why there are rumors outside that we like glowing things is entirely because other races are too small for us. In the original state, we see them like bugs, so it is naturally easier to notice glowing things. "

ah?

Can it still be like this?

Seeing Alpha's serious science-promoting look, Rhodes almost laughed out loud.

If those who like to lure dragons with gold coins knew about this, I don’t know what they would think.

"Lord Rhodes, Salamander, what are you talking about?"

Suddenly, a question sounded not far away.

After finishing his work, Augula happened to appear on the altar and looked at the group of them in confusion.

"You're here, how are things going?"

Rhodes turned to look at him.

"It's almost done. The elder said that the earth is slow to recover and needs to wait for a while. What are you guys doing?"

Augula walked over quickly and asked.

"Nothing, just chatting with Alpha about some things about dragons."

Rhodes briefly talked about what they had just talked about, and was a little curious whether the giant war tree looked at other races like ants or bugs.

Unexpectedly.

Ogula's words were astonishing.

He complained: "So that's it. What did I think it was? Lord Rhodes, what you should be asking is why the Dragon Clan is not wearing clothes. Isn't this too strange?"

As he spoke, he looked at Alpha in half-dragon form with a look of disgust.

Because the people he usually comes into contact with the most are the elves, as well as the humans and goblins who often call him. These races basically wear clothes.

So when looking at Alpha.

It's like watching a naked pervert running around.

"If you can't speak, you don't have to speak."

Alpha's face darkened: "Clothes are just something used by the weaker races to cover their physical weaknesses. We, the dragon race, don't need them at all. Besides, don't you, the tree spirit race, also wear clothes?"

Rhodes was shocked.

Only then did he suddenly react.

I have long been accustomed to looking without clothes without even realizing it.

So he is also a pervert?

"That's different."

Augula looked proud: "We tree spirits have bark and leaves on our bodies, but aren't they just clothes? Look at you, running around naked, you are not ashamed of our forest land."

In fact, he doesn't really care about clothes. After all, all races cannot be generalized. He just wants to make the other party angry. Who asked this guy to come over and steal the credit from him.

Alpha didn't answer.

He stood up and left silently, going into the wheat field outside.

When he came back, he had a robe made of wheat straw around his waist. He looked like a wandering half-dragon warrior.

"Now you are satisfied."

With that said, he sat next to Kaba again.

Rhodes laughed out loud.

This guy looks like he shouldn't be approached by strangers.

I didn't expect that the counterattack would be so direct and straightforward.

Are you not laughing at me for not wearing any clothes?

Then I will wear it for you to see.

If you can, wear it too.

This serious look was like a killer, and it directly silenced Ogula.

A good while.

Only then did he finally choke out a sentence.

"You're awesome!"

With a cold snort, the two parted on bad terms, with no one taking advantage.

Rhodes ignored them and continued to play with the alchemy circle.

Finally, five minutes later, the magic circle was successfully drawn according to the pattern on the scroll.

The moment the last ray of gold powder fell, the entire formation lit up and began to spontaneously gather the surrounding energy and transform it into the purest magic power.

"Is it really possible?"

Rhodes was surprised.

It feels like the magic power all around has become much stronger, and there is no need to mobilize mental power to guide it.

This way.

It is indeed possible for people without magic to use magic power to catalyze the effects of materials, thereby creating potions with various magical effects.

The simplest of them all.

Naturally, it is the magic power recovery potion.

Rhodes filled a small bottle of water according to the formula recorded in the book, put it into the alchemy array, and tried to incorporate magic power into the water.

After a while.

Clear water changes.

Exuding a faint fluorescent light.

The magic content has increased by more than ten times, almost reaching the level of wheat.

"This should be considered a magic recovery potion, right?"

Rhodes sealed the bottle and looked at the first serious magic potion he had made like a work of art.

He thought alchemy potions were so difficult.

That's it?

In his opinion.

The so-called alchemy is actually based on the materials, integrating the magic power of the corresponding attributes into them to maximize the effect of the materials.

For example, the fire magic's favorite flame potion is to compress and fuse fire magic and herbs with fire energy. After drinking it, it can greatly enhance the power of fire magic.

And the higher the degree of compression, the more magic power is fused, the higher the material, and the stronger the burst effect, so it still requires mental strength.

At least the magic power must be converted into the corresponding attribute, or converted with various attribute arrays. Otherwise, mixing too much magic power of other attributes will not only greatly reduce the efficacy of the medicine, but may even fail to refine.

If you are an elemental mage, this step will obviously be much easier.

Because when they absorb magic power, it is basically converted into their own affinity attributes and stored in the body, ready to use.

"Tsk, what about civilian professions, it turns out to be just to cheat people for money."

Rhodes curled his lips and was disappointed with alchemy.

However, this alchemy array gave him inspiration. He immediately got up and ran to the water source outside the altar and drew two identical arrays next to it.

In a blink of an eye.

Magic power from all directions gathered and merged into the flowing water, flowing along the canal to all directions of the altar.

"Huh? The magic power in the water seems to have increased. What did you do, Lord Rhodes?"

Augula, who was rooted and meditating by the water, opened his eyes. The little guys also felt the changes and all ran to the waterside to absorb greedily.

However, the biggest changes were the plants.

The growth rate was obviously faster.

You can feel it with mental power.

"I made two magic circles at the water inlet. Be careful not to step on them in the future."

Just as Rhodes was speaking.

Suddenly.

Countless plant growth prompts popped up one after another, instantly making his experience value reach the maximum value.

[Level Up, lv14→lv15]

…

[Magic Tree Spirit lv15]

[Profession: Gardener (Level 1)]

[Experience: 11/200]

[Normal Magic: Thorn Guard, Life Shield…]

[Professional Magic: Cultivation, Harvest]

“Leveled up so quickly?”

This was a bit beyond Rhode’s expectations. He didn’t expect that he could gain so much experience just by improving the water source.

It seems that the plants that were indirectly affected by him can also provide him with experience.

He took out the Dragon Ball Staff from the space ring and tried it. The magic power flowed much more smoothly. Even without the blessing of spiritual potions, he could summon five Thorn Guards at once.

His strength was greatly improved.

“It’s time to go over there and take a look.”

While talking to himself, Rhode looked outside, in the opposite direction of the Mineral Forest.

He had explored three of the four directions of the altar, namely the Druid’s Lair, the Mountain Giant Forest, and the Dragon’s Nest Mine.

Although he only entered the outermost area, he didn’t go too deep.

But he had already guessed that each direction represented an area guarded by a demigod.

The Great Druid who was in charge of all kinds of jungle beasts.

The Tree of Life that gave birth to natural life.

The Dragon God, the ancestor of the elemental dragons.

These were the three demigods he knew so far.

The fourth demigod was very mysterious. Even the elders of the tree spirits didn't know about it. Even the demigod statues in that direction were the most severely damaged, and it was impossible to tell what kind of creature it was.

So after thinking it over again and again, Rhode still found Augla and Alpha and told them about it.

"Do you want to go over there to check the situation?"

Alpha's face became serious: "This is too dangerous. It's better to wait until my strength is fully restored before going out. At least it can guarantee the safety of you and the little prince."

The little prince?

Rhode looked strange.

He glanced at Kaba, who was eating and playing beside him. It was too inappropriate to call him that.

"Don't worry, we are just looking around. If we encounter any danger, we will run back immediately. It won't be too late for you to come out and support us then."

Alpha's soul is special and recovers very slowly, so he can't stay in the black soil for too long.

Augula is more open-minded and said quickly: "Leave it to me. I will make sure to arrive as soon as possible!"

"Well, the safety of the altar is left to you two."

As he said that, Rhodes called the little thing and Kaba, and left the altar with all the prepared supplies and went deep into the black soil.

In a blink of an eye.

The altar behind them could no longer be seen.

The black air around them became more and more dense.

But Kaba was not afraid of this. Instead, he was very happy and ran wildly on the black soil with them on his back.

"Slow down, be careful of danger."

Rhodes said, looking around with a high degree of tension.

Because since he entered this area, he didn't know why, but suddenly felt a palpitation, without any reason.

And what's even more weird is that after running for nearly ten minutes, they didn't encounter any black beasts.

There was nothing but black soil all around, and it was even more terrifyingly silent than the Giant Forest on the mountain ridge. It was like walking on an endless black desert.

No.

It seemed like there were other colors!

Not sure if it was an illusion, but Rhodes felt that there seemed to be a ray of light above the horizon at the end of his sight.

And as they moved forward, this feeling became more and more obvious, and finally turned into a light visible to the naked eye, gradually replacing the black soil under their feet.

"Kaba, speed up!"

"Roar~"

In response, Kaba immediately gathered all his strength and rushed out.

Half an hour...

One hour...

One and a half hours...

After running for nearly two hours, the light in front of him gradually grew.

Just like the rising sun, it illuminated the entire horizon, and the land under their feet also transformed from monotonous black to colorful colors.

Far away.

You can even see a large grassland, an endless forest, and a castle looming in the forest.

Laughter and joy kept echoing in your ears, just like a paradise in a dream.

"How could this be?"

Didn't they say that the dream forest had been completely destroyed?

How could there be such a vibrant place?

Looking at the fairy butterflies flying in the flowers and the unicorns running past, Rhodes was shocked and speechless.

I thought it was just an illusion.

But when I stepped into it, I could feel the touch of the grass under my feet.

The bright sunshine fell on the earth, warm and comfortable, even the little thing lying on Kaba's head jumped to the ground, babbling.

Turning back.

The deep black soil like hell is still there, separated by a line, but it is like two different worlds from this world.

"What is this?"

"Is it the utopia in fairy tales?"