Although relying on the Elf Clan itself, and paying so price, it can also achieve final victory.
But to reduce unnecessary casualties, I would like to ask your Tree man Clan to co down the mountain and help join the war together."
The Tree man Clan Leader, the Great Prophet Guscano, frowned slightly: "Lord Holy Sin, I don’t know if this Elf Clan Princess ntioned this to you.
Our Tree man Clan is different from your clans; once we leave our station, our life force will quickly fade.
If the activity is imnse, or if we are seriously injured, the loss will be even faster.
When we established a blood alliance with the Elf Clan, we stated that only when the enemy reaches the borders of the Elf Clan, and the Elf Clan faces the danger of destruction, will we join the fight.
This isn’t because we cherish feathers and don’t know to resist when disaster strikes.
It’s not that we are unwilling to fight; we simply cannot fight.
Once we leave our station, we can’t go far. Inside the Elf Empire it’s fine; the life elent here is richer and can reduce our loss.
But if we leave here, leave the Elf Empire, and go to the outside world,
our consumption will be greater, our life loss more severe.
We may even lose our fighting capability before reaching the destination."
The words of the Tree man Leader were very sincere and indeed the truth.
Although their tribe is called the Tree man Clan, essentially, they are more inclined towards trees and plants.
As plants, once they uproot their roots from the soil they depend on, they are already counting down to death.
These guys can still fight and possess such abilities, which is already remarkable.
Ultimately, you can’t ask too much of them, after all, they are trees.
Having said this, whether it was the Princess or Emily, they were already having second thoughts.
No matter how inhumane a person might be, you can’t have soone bleeding profusely while still going to battle.
A human cannot, at least shouldn’t.
But for Lette, obviously, there was no such concern.
A human can, at least should try.
"If I can solve this fatal problem for your tribe, would you be willing to be the combat force for the elves and appear on the battlefield?"
The Ancient War Tree was initially taken aback by Lette’s speech, then laughed heartily.
"Young man, I can feel an extraordinary aura emanating from you. Perhaps you truly are a special person.
But, as for solving our tribe’s congenital defects, it’s better not to speak carelessly.
This joke isn’t funny at all."
Lette didn’t even frown: "I am not joking, please seriously answer my question."
The smile on Guscano’s bark slowly disappeared, replaced by a look of anger.
The ground of the entire forest trembled slightly, as if welcoming a small earthquake.
"Lord Holy Sin, you are a distinguished guest of the Elf Clan, and as allies of the Elf Clan, we treat you with courtesy.
But your repeated offenses against my tribe are intolerable.
Please leave here, the forest does not welco you."
The Elf Princess was covered in cold sweat: "I am sorry, Mr. Guscano. Lord does not an this... I’m indeed sorry, for disturbing your rest.
We’ll leave now, we’ll leave now."
"I will reiterate once more."
Unexpectedly, Lette spoke again: "I am not joking, I indeed have a way to solve your tribe’s survival problem.
From now on, you will be worthy of the na, becoming the Tree man Clan.
So, are you interested in cooperating?"
"Enough! Even fooling people should have a limit..."
Before the Tree man Clan Leader Guscano finished his words, Lette pulled out a card and threw it in front of him.
As the dim light faded, a magic plant, the Pea Shooter, appeared in front of everyone.
Upon seeing the object in front of him, Guscano was directly stunned, unable to speak for a long while.
Seeing this, Lette gestured to retrieve the little Pea Shooter.
"Wait! Please wait a mont!"
Guscano was instantly panicked, and even his tone beca respectful.
"Mr. Lette, this... what is this?"
"Magic Plant, I suppose Rosadina ntioned it when recounting the Elf Empire’s past. This is the key to helping the Elf Clan win."
Lette beckoned, and the small Pea Shooter ran in front of him, affectionately rubbing against his pant leg.
The Tree man Clan Leader’s eyes were fixed, as if seeing a whole new path to advancent.
"I feel a rich life power from it; it should indeed be a plant. Or, say, a life form similar to us.
Yet the Life Energy within it is extrely stable, able to absorb and store Life Force like the Elf Clan, and can even move freely!
This, this, this is simply against reason!
Mr. Lette, is what you just said about turning our entire tribe into sothing similar?"
"Yes, you could say so."
Lette fondly patted the Pea Shooter’s head, smiling as he explained.
"With your capabilities, you should feel that inside it, apart from life power, there’s another form of energy.
It is precisely this form of energy that locks its life energy without changing its nature.
This is a brand-new way of advancent, or a new steady state, which is extrely beneficial to the Tree man Clan.
As long as you accept this power’s transformation, you can achieve a new steady state.
At least, you won’t lose life force rapidly and massively when leaving this place.
In fact, you will open up a whole new path of promotion.
How about it, interested?"
"Of course!"
"This power is called Fairy Tale Elent. Accepting this power ans you beco Fairy Tale Creatures.
Besides using roots to absorb life power in daily life, you can also supplent Fairy Tale Power by dreaming in the Fairy Tale Subspace."
Lette gathered the Fairy Tale Elent at his fingertips, gently flicking it.
"What about those conditions I ntioned before?"
"We agree to them all."
"You don’t need to confer with the other four?"
Guscano shook his head repeatedly, leaves rustling down: "No, no, no Tree man Clan mber can refuse this condition.
But Mr. Lette, may I try it first?
Not that I doubt you, but for such a matter, an additional check ans an added security.
After all, compared in numbers, our Tree man Clan is even more scarce than unicorns."
Lette nodded slightly: "As you wish."
He snapped his fingers, the Fairy Tale Elent twirling into the Tree man Clan Leader’s body.
Of course, this bit of Fairy Tale Elent was not enough to complete his transformation, but enough for the Tree man Clan to have a taste.
As expected, after absorbing the Elental Power, the Tree man Clan Leader trembled, as if a recovering smoker suddenly took a puff of second-hand smoke, causing his branches to stand upright.
"Of course! This power is indeed wonderful! As long as the quantity is sufficient, we also seem to be able to stabilize the life energy in our bodies!
Just need to use this power, to construct a protective shell around the life energy!
Great, truly great!
It feels like finding a long-lost puzzle piece and finally completing the picture!"
The Tree man Clan Leader looked at Lette: "Sir, how much more of this energy do you have?"
"Plenty! A lot, so much that you couldn’t use it all up; even combined you wouldn’t be able to use it all."
Lette beckoned: "As long as you sign this employnt contract with , I guarantee each of you will get promotions and raises, reaching the pinnacle of tree life!
You will never again be bound by the earth and roots!
Go wherever you want!
This is just because the war has reached this point, needing your involvent.
Otherwise, such a good thing wouldn’t be at such a low price.
Co on! Sign it!
If you miss this village, there won’t be this shop.’
If I leave today, where will you find ?
You can’t leave here, and without finding , your life force would have been drained excessively!
How tragic would that be? How pathetic, even laughable.
Is your wish to continue squatting in this obscure corner, spending a long yet boring life?
The world is so big, don’t you want to see it?
Your tree life should be your own decision!"
The Tree man Clan Leader looked at the magic contract that suddenly appeared in Lette’s hand, trembling all over.
Although excited, he was still hesitant inside.
Yet Lette’s voice, like a magic spell, kept urging him to sign quickly.
Finally, he extended a vine and left his soul mark on the contract.
At that mont, Guscano felt as though he had lost sothing...
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