Chapter 211: The Wisdom Tree and Tree Spirit

  Matthew carefully watched Elona and the state of the Wisdom Tree, to prevent any ued situations.

  After all, most of the seals Matthew knew of carried some ive otations.

  However, Elona’s ecological signs remaiable, and there was no "peculiar" energy from the surface of the Wisdom Tree, so it seemed there wouldn’t be any major issues.

  As the green light gradually faded.

  A small and cute figure appeared in Elona’s palm.

  Delicate green wings slowly unfolded, revealing a sleepy and bewildered little face.

  A lock of light green hair swayed slightly with Yaya’s breathing.

  A small tree spirit!

  The somewhat dazed tree spirit cautiously opened her eyes, meeting Yaya’s rge, clear, aiful eyes.

  She quickly shut her eyes again in fear, sitting down in Elona’s palm with a frightened sound:

  "Eek! Do Guoguo, Guoguo doesn’t taste good!"

  Despite saying this, she still g tightly to a small green twig.

  Yaya tilted her head in curiosity, sniffing the faint fragrance of the tree spirit and asking with i:

  "Hmm? But you smell really nice!"

  The tree spirit Guoguo’s eyes filled with mist, giving her a pitiful appearance.

  But upon hearing Yaya’s words, she suddenly stopped g, sniffed herself curiously, and shook her head quickly, saying:

  "Hmm, Guoguo doesn’t smell all?"

  Liana nearly burst into ughter at Guoguo’s cute and clueless expression.

  Yaya, fused by her question, ughed as well, happily biting into the soft, glistening pork trotter and said with a grin:

  "Haha! Tricked you, Yaya does se beings, this is the tasty stuff!"

  The mist in Guoguo’s eyes cleared away, and she patted her chest in relief, quickly f herself:

  "That’s good, Guoguo doesn’t taste good, but I make you tasty things iure."

  She seemed to catch the st of the pork trotter and, fetting her earlier fear, fluttered her wings and flew o Yaya, curiously examining the unfamiliar food:

  "Hmm? What kind of food is this?"

  "I’ve never seen it before. Is it tasty?"

  Upon hearing that Guoguo could make her tasty food, Yaya, who had been focused oing, immediately perked up.

  She rolled her eyes pyfully and without hesitation tore off a meat-covered bone, generously handing it over:

  "Here, try it! You’ll like it, I’m sure!"

  Matthew found Yaya and the little tree spirit Guoguo’s iion quite amazing.

  These two little ones sure had some uhought processes...

  Guoguo took the meat-covered bohout hesitation, took a couple of bites, carefully chewed it, then widened her eyes in surprise, noddiedly as she said:

  "It’s really tasty! It seems like it has ginger slices, green onions, bay leaves, amon, star anise..."

  "Hmm? There are some things I don’t reize!"

  Guoguo’s eyes were filled with curiosity, and the small twig in her haed a bright green glow.

  Yaya, when asked, shook her head in fusion and tio focus on her meal.

  However, Guoguo’s curiosity was insatiable, and she fluttered around Yaya, softly and persistently asking:

  "Yaya, tell me, please!"

  Focused on filling her belly, Yaya paid no attention to her. Seeing this, Liana ughed joyfully, and with a clever grin, she reached out her hand to Guoguo and said:

  "Do you really want to know? I take you to see it!"

  Whether it was because she sensed Liana’s kindness or just her own i nature.

  Guoguo flew into Liana’s palm like a breeze, happily nodding and saying:

  "Yes! I’m Guoguo, o meet you. If you don’t uand any Are knowledge iure, you e ask me!"

  Surprised, Liana looked at Guoguo in her palm, and after seeing her i expression, she g her teacher from the er of her eye.

  Matthew smiled and her, and only then did Liana happily agree:

  "Alright! I’ll take you to the kit!"

  As Liana and Guoguo chatted, Matthew’s gaze shifted to the happily eating Yaya.

  Yaya gave him a goofy smile and, after downing a rge gss of juice, let out a satisfied belch.

  Matthew’s lips curled into a slight smile, but deep down, he couldn’t help but reflect:

  "Indeed, most talents o be nurtured. Simply having potential without developing it is a crime and a waste."

  Regarding the adorable little tree spirit and the Wisdom Tree, Matthew decided not to rush things, to avoid any acts.

  Once Yaya had eaten her fill, and Matthew, the glutton, was also nearly done, he pced her on his shoulder and headed towards the chamber.

  Illusionary e, activate!

  Misty S.

  The light mist still shrouded the entire s.

  The rotting smell from the s had signifitly reduced.

  The Murloc Castle, occupying the whole hillside, stood firm and resolute at the edge of the road.

  Various vehicles transp supplies moved bad forth tinuously.

  More supplies were being delivered to the ruins camp.

  A rge number of borers were busy at various points of the ruins.

  Surprisingly, at the very ter of the ruins, aside from some newly built shops and houses, a tall stone wall surrouhe e that extended downward.

  The purpose of this stone wall seemed to be to guard against the dangers within the ruins.

  Such high-level protective measures made the adventurers passing by marvel.

  At the same time, they became even more excited and expet.

  If Bay Territory and the Carlisle Family were willing to ihis much, it meant the ruins must be worth even more.

  Adventurers didn’t fear the dangers in the ruins; they only feared not gainih equal to the risk.

  The result of this was that more and more adventurers started to gather, along with some nobles and mert caravans.

  Many people began making preparations, just waiting for the excavation of the ruirao be pleted so they could enjoy a new round of adventurous feasts.

  Matthew flipped through the dots handed over by Butler Ralph, smoothing the somewhat coarse part as he pressed down his thoughts and asked:

  "Are other families also pnning to get involved and take a slice of the pie?"

  Despite his slight annoyahe muature Butler Ralph calmly analyzed:

  "Yes, they’re willing to put up moo buy a ticket to enter."

  "The Carlisle Family’s opinion is simple: just follow the trend."

  "They say some of the private adveeams from noble fas are quite capable. If they join in, they share some of the risks and also raise some funds in advance..."

  With a slight smirk, Matthew set the dots aside, pig up the newly prepared manual on Murloc breeding and said:

  "No problem, they send in their adveeams, but make sure to charge them a painfully high price."

  FAL