Before Ange could react, a tall figure rushed over, his sword pointed at the vines, and his energy exploded, twisting the vines into pieces.
The dragon hunter Gaillard followed up unscathed, his body wrapped in fighting spirit, waving his sword in his hand, crushing a path like a heavy chariot.
Without looking back, Gaillard rushed into the white mist. Not long after, a series of screams rang out from the white mist.
This Gaillard, she said before that she couldn't rush through. It turns out that she couldn't rush through because she couldn't rush through with others.
Ange followed and soon saw the screaming creatures. They were some tall mantis insect monsters. The appearance of these insect monsters was very similar to those encountered underground in Dark Side City, but they were much taller. .
But at this moment, their heads are in different places, their limbs are separated, and their flesh and blood are blurred.
A large number of bugs pounced on these strange stumps and gnawed at them crazily. However, the bugs themselves also grew a large amount of white mycelium on their body surfaces. They gnawed on them and died one after another.
After rushing through the white mist, we finally arrived at the foot of the Tree of Life.
Gaillard held the long sword upside down and looked up at the Tree of Life. He saw that the trunk of the Tree of Life was already entangled with black metal-like vines.
The vines grew out of the ground and wrapped around the trunk of the Tree of Life. They were climbing upwards with more and more entanglements. The tree stump was almost covered by the vines.
On these vines, Ange sensed a strange idea.
Insect God Mathis?
That thought also fell on Ange, seeming to be observing Ange. As for Gaillard, it had already been ignored.
This is not a wise thing to do, as it ignores a dragon hunter.
Gaillard jumped forward and struck the vine with his long sword.
This kind of vine that shines with metallic luster looks extremely hard, but it is easily crushed to pieces by Gaillard's sword.
Her long sword didn't look like an ordinary thing. It made a buzzing sound and trembled at high speed with a single swing.
Gaillard waved her long sword and twisted it all the way. Wherever she passed, sawdust flew and the vines were broken. After a few breaths, she cut off a large piece of the metal-like vines.
Mathis couldn't help but wave the vines and stab her.
He returned his hand lightly, and the force came out from the sword, smashing the vines that were stabbed into pieces.
But there were too many vines. As soon as she crushed one vine, two more vines were swung over. After crushing these two vines, four more vines were swung over. Even the large vine she had chopped off was moving quickly. The growth came back and quickly returned to its original state, with no trace of Gaillard's chop at all.
Gaillard raised his head and looked at the tree trunk, gasping desperately. With the growth rate of the vines, even if she was exhausted to death, it would be impossible to clear them all.
The dragon hunter was unparalleled, but facing a wall of vines, she felt like she had no way to start.
"Sir, what should I do?" Gaillard turned to Ange and asked.
Ange tilted his head. He didn't know what to do because he didn't expect that Matis actually existed in the form of vines. Is pesticide useful for vines?
Ange dug out a package of insecticide and threw it onto the vines. The outer package exploded and the powdered insecticide was sprinkled onto the vines.
Mathis' thoughts fell on Ange, and then on the place where the pesticide was spilled, and he felt a little confused.
It seems...it doesn't work.
"Don't worry about me, save the forest." The voice of the Tree of Life rang in the air, slowly, as if chatting.
Nigris quickly shouted: "Old Shutou, how are you? Are you okay? How can I get this thing off of you?"
The Tree of Life's slow voice sounded: "I can't get rid of it. I was careless. I thought it was just a parasitic vine. There were too many things growing on me, so I didn't pay attention. Unknowingly, it had already joined me on my torso. It blended into one body and used a strange bug to parasitize all the insects on my body.”
"Oh, who would have thought that the insects crawling around on my body every day are all parasitized. After you reminded me, I went to check and found out, but it was too late. Those parasitized living creatures have all turned into Its ovipositor instantly exploded into tens of billions of bugs."
"I've used a barrier to cover an area of a hundred kilometers in diameter. They can't escape for the time being. Don't let them spread, otherwise they will eat up the forest."
Nigris took a breath: "Hiss, a hundred kilometers of barrier? But shouldn't you take care of yourself first now? Only with you can the Elf Forest exist."
If someone else's barrier can trap three or five people, it's pretty good. The farm barrier is already a top-notch creation, and it only covers an area of more than 3,000 acres. The barrier created by the Tree of Life is a hundred. kilometer?
How many acres is a hundred kilometers in diameter?
The Tree of Life can support such a huge barrier by itself. However, no matter how powerful the force is, it cannot eliminate the parasites on it. Unknowingly, the Matis vines have become one with the Tree of Life. .
This fusion is carried out silently. It is impossible for the Tree of Life to monitor changes on its body all the time. There are too many creatures that rely on it to survive, from fungi to bugs to elves. There are tens of billions of individuals. How can it do it? Will you notice a parasitic vine?
Parasitic vines, and even most vines, rely on other plants to grow. This is a common symbiotic relationship in the forest. How can it care about a parasitic vine that keeps its own rules?
Who knew that this vine was not a vine at all, and most of those insects were parasitized.
Looking back now, my blight disease was probably caused by these vines and bugs, which consumed too much of my life force. The bug ash just restrained them, so it was alleviated.
If Ange hadn't discovered the clues and continued to let them parasitize, one day they would suck themselves dry and suffer from blight again.
The Tree of Life is just a little slow because of its large size. When it concentrates, everything on its body, big and small, cannot escape its perception. Unfortunately, it is already too late. The vines have completely integrated with its body. It can no longer be removed by ordinary methods. It's separated.
Everyone can feel a feeling of relief coming from the Tree of Life: "No, the forest is the home of thousands of creatures, and I am one of them, I just grow a little thicker."
"Birth, old age, illness and death are all part of life, and I am no exception. There will always be a day of death. When a big tree falls, the grass under its feet will grow more lush."
"There is more than one tree of life in this world. I am not a lonely creature. There will be younger lives that will continue to grow with them."
Gaillard's eyes turned red instantly, as this word hit her heart. It is true that the Tree of Life usually doesn't pay much attention to them, but when all elves grow up, they feel the care of the Tree of Life all the time, although it does not Talk, but it is always with everyone.
But the Tree of Life seems to be leaving everyone. Is the enemy really so powerful that there is no other way?
Before Gaillard could feel sad, Nigris had already started scolding him. He didn't eat the tree of life: "What part of nature? Bah, the insects gnawed away the forest, so it can be considered a part of nature. Then Why don't you remove the barrier and let them chew it all the way out?"
Mathis felt the same way: "Yes, yes, why not?"
"I've been bothered by this for a long time. The elves pick your fruits and prevent the seeds from flowing out. You say it's a part of nature, and insects eat you. You also say it's a part of nature. The forest becomes a desert, and the insects, fish, birds and beasts disappear. , can also be a part of nature, why don’t you just go with the flow?”
Nigris was cursing and didn't notice at all that Gaillard's expression had changed drastically, and his whole person was in great shock.
From a young age, she had been taught that the seeds of the Tree of Life should not be lost to prevent other species from possessing the Tree of Life. To her, this was a matter of course and a matter of course.
Ange planted the World Tree. After a long period of psychological construction, and the condition of the Tree of Life, the elves had to accept this reality, but the seeds were still not allowed to escape.
But Nigris' words made her suddenly realize a question. Did they ask the Tree of Life about its wishes when they did this?
No, no elf has ever asked, or even thought about this question, why should they decide whether the seeds of the Tree of Life can flow out?
Thinking of this, Gaillard suddenly remembered the words Galadel had been chanting recently: The Tree of Life doesn't like elves. Now she understands why the Tree of Life doesn't like elves. Who would like someone who can stop it from sowing? species.
"Oh my god, what have we done?" Gaillard muttered absently.
Nigris continued to shout: "I tell you, I have lived for more than ten thousand years, and among the guys I knew during my lifetime, you are the only one who is still alive. You must not die. Live well for me. We I'll find a way to save you, just cooperate well, we have a planting god who specializes in transforming nature."
After finishing speaking, he didn't wait for the God of Life to reply slowly, and directly asked Ange: "What should I do? Is there any way to save it?"
Ange pointed with his big hand: "Cut it off."
"What? Cut down the vines? There are too many, can you cut them down?" Nigris asked.
"No, cut down the tree." Ange said.
After finishing speaking, Ange stepped on a footprint and then stretched out his hands towards the Tree of Life.
At the same time as the quick-death halo was activated, a row of exploding fireballs swept over and hit the tree of life.
The vines wrapped around the tree trunks bore the brunt of the blast, and debris flew away.
Gaillard became anxious and shouted loudly: "Lord Ange, no..."
Before she finished speaking, the voice of the Tree of Life suddenly sounded in her ears: "Listen to him..."
Gaillard held his breath in his heart, his face turned red, and he suppressed it with great difficulty.
Listen to Ange? Even if Ange is taking action against the Tree of Life, should we still listen to him?
But this order was given by the Tree of Life himself. If the Tree of Life is the god of the elves, then this is a divine metaphor. Should she disobey it?
Gaillard was caught in a paradox: God asked you to obey and cut it off, should you obey?
Thirteen rounds of second-level explosive fireballs per second hit the tree trunk like a chain of fire. The vines were cut off in batches, unable to grow any longer.
After sweeping away the vines, the exploding fireball swept directly onto the trunk of the Tree of Life, scattering wood fragments and soon creating a large hole.
"Are you serious? Do you really want to chop down the Tree of Life!?" Nigris couldn't help shouting. It wanted to say that Ange was bluffing, but after thinking about it, Ange didn't have that much thought. , he probably really wanted to chop down the tree.
The vines have been integrated with the Tree of Life. If the Tree of Life is not cut down, it means that the vines cannot be eliminated. So from another perspective, Ange's approach is reasonable.
Now it was Matisse's turn to be anxious, and he swung his vines and stabbed Ange.
Ange turned his eyes and locked on the vines, preparing to adjust the explosive fireball.
At this moment, a sword light struck and crushed the thick vines. Gaillard stood in front of Ange and said through gritted teeth: "Dragon hunter, Gaillardia, I will obey you." Order, Lord Ange."
In that paradox, Gaillard chose to follow the oracle.
Nigris noticed the expression on her face and couldn't help but ask: "Are you working hard?"
Gaillard blushed and said, "I don't know why, but I suddenly feel hungry."
Nigris glanced at the footprints on the ground, but he didn't feel hungry. Within the range of the halo, a few minutes was equivalent to a day.
Ange took the time to dig out a few pieces of sugared dried beets and threw them to Gaillard. After a few mouthfuls, Gaillard's eyes suddenly widened.
The insects in the entire forest suddenly went crazy. Some of them were gnawing at flowers, plants and trees, some were gnawing at birds, beasts, insects and fish, some were colliding with the protective shield, and some were gnawing at the same kind of corpses on the ground.
But following an invisible fluctuation, all the insects adjusted their direction and rushed toward the Tree of Life like crazy.
Almost eating up everything in the barrier, the number of insects became extremely huge, surging like a tsunami.
I don't know when the white mist has quietly dissipated, and the insects swarmed under the tree unimpeded and into the range of the quick-death halo.
As they flew, the insects fell headlong to the ground. After flying a certain distance, large swaths of insects died without warning.
"What's going on? Why did my child die suddenly?" Mathis shouted in panic.
After all, there are some new bugs whose lifespan is just long enough for them to fly through the range of the death halo and pounce on Ange.
Ange opened his mouth without looking back, and the soul shock was released rhythmically.
The Bone Priest had used this move to deal with Hemel's bugs. Ange's soul was many times stronger than the Bone Priest's. Under the impact of the soul, these tiny bugs exploded one by one.
The swarming insects couldn't withstand the quick-death aura and soul impact, the waving vines couldn't break through Gaillard's sword, and a steady stream of exploding fireballs hit the tree trunks. Now the question is, is Ange the one who lost his life first? Should he sweep down the tree, or should he exhaust his magic power first?
This question continued until the tree of life burned up and turned into a big torch that towered above the sky.
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