Chapter 371: The Heart of the Forest
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Roland walked into the center of the garden and froze in shock.
At the end of the path, a small house made out of plants suddenly appeared, with tree trunks and reformed crops forming its walls and layers of woven vines hanging up above, with some even carrying bunches of glistening grapes. A bonfire burned in the middle of the room, and there was green furniture placed all around. A closer look would reveal that they were actually shaped by strange plants that grew from the ground. For a moment, Roland felt as if he were in a fairyland. If it weren't for the familiar faces next to the bonfire, he truly would have thought he was dreaming.
"What's this?"
Tilly turned around and exclaimed, "Leaf's ability has evolved, and she's transformed herself into this garden."
"Where's she?" Roland asked surprisedly.
"She has bee one with the plants," Tilly said, looking around her. "Everything you see right now is a part of Leaf."
His feeling of walking inside a creature wasn't wrong. It was just that the "creature" was actually Leaf. Roland suddenly felt a tug on his heart, "She can still turn back, right?"
"As soon as I call off my powers, I can return to my normal form." Leaf's voice suddenly echoed.
However, when he listened carefully, he realized that it wasn't Leaf herself who was speaking. The voice came from the rustling of swaying leaves and the rubbing of branches.
Her answer calmed Roland down a little bit. "Can you hear us talk?"
"Not only can I hear you, I can also see you, smell you and feel you," Leaf answered happily. "I can feel the slightest changes in the garden, including the birds building their nest on a branch and a bug crawling on a trunk... It's hard to explain, but Lady Tilly is right. I am the garden itself, and I noticed you as soon as you walked in."
Suddenly, a giant leaf hanging from the ceiling was lowered down next to Roland and unfurled slowly to reveal a cup containing purple liquid. The intricate cup was made from four overlapping olive leaves with their stems curving into a handle. Roland raised the cup up to his lips and realized that the liquid was freshly-made wine, a perfect bination of sourness and refreshing sweetness. Clearly, both the wine and its container came from this garden.
Roland downed Leaf's "toast
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