Yu Wanwan, who had returned from her memories, kept thinking about the plant race. She simply couldn't accept the fact that what caused the plant race to disappear and most of their civilization to vanish was not a natural disaster or dark energy, but the beastmen who had always been protected by them!

Those orcs were short-sighted; in order to revive the spirit flower, they slaughtered the vegetative patients.

This approach is solely for the sake of temporary safety, forgetting the longer-term future. Only plant-people can cultivate spirit flowers, and by killing them, it's no wonder there's no medium to transmit the power of the Beast God.

What a ridiculous thing! The story of the farmer and the snake—I never imagined she would actually witness it in person.

Yu Wanwan went to see Lan Yin, but even when she was playing with him in the water, she was often distracted, and she didn't hear her companions talking to her several times.

She wanted to save the people in vegetative states. If only she could travel through time again, could she prevent this tragedy from happening?

Yu Wanwan kept this matter in her mind, and finally, a few days later, it resurfaced in her memory.

Seeing the roots and limbs that had turned back into leaves, Yu Wanwan immediately ran to find Ze Wu.

Even knowing that she couldn't change history within her memories, she still tried to persuade Zewu to save the vegetative state patients.

At the beginning, Zewu was full of vigor and always had a smile on his lips.

Yu Wanwan sat down beside him and nudged his arm with her leaf hand: "Zewu, you will become the Beast God in the future, but once you become the Beast God, you can no longer protect the plant people. You need to think of another way."

He looked at Zewu, but Zewu didn't react at all, continuing with his own business.

In her memory, no one would hear any of Yu Wanwan's words that might affect established history.

She refused to believe it and kept repeating it in his ear, but as time went by, the beastmen still harbored murderous intentions towards the plant people, and the plant people tribe was eventually wiped out in the slaughter.

Yu Wanwan refused to give up and began to enter her memories again and again. Each time, she would return to the time when she first met Ze Wu, and the memories would end when Chief Qiu Chen died.

Entering her memories for the third time, seeing the orcs standing outside the tribe pleading for help, Yu Wanwan gritted her teeth and hardened her heart: "Zewu, don't take them in. If you take in this group, even more orcs will enter the tribe in the future, and the tribe will be destroyed because of it!"

In actual history, the plant people kindly took in the orcs, only to die at their hands in the end.

She looked up at Zewu, but he still couldn't hear her words.

One after another, orcs entered the tribe, leading to repeated disturbances and disputes. In the end, the plant tribe could not escape the fate of extinction.

On her fourth visit, she even forbade Zewu from rescuing Ziyue and Xingtu. She clearly remembered that the first batch of orcs had come to the plant tribe after following their guidance, and only later did the plant tribe begin to frequently receive orcs.

As usual, Ze Wu couldn't hear her words. Yu Wanwan had no choice but to settle for second best. On the day Zi Yue and Xing Tu left, she pulled them aside and told them, "The Plant Tribe is too small to accommodate more beastmen. If you rescue anyone on the way, be sure not to let them come here!"

To Yu Wanwan's surprise, Ziyue actually nodded: "Okay, we understand. If we rescue anyone on the way, we'll take them with us to Beast City."

Upon hearing Ziyue's agreement, Yu Wanwan's eyes widened in surprise, followed by overwhelming joy.

It turns out that if we use a different method, they can hear us.

Without Ziyue and the others' guidance, no beastmen would have come to the plant tribe, right? In that case, they could have escaped this calamity!

Thinking she had finally succeeded, Yu Wanwan couldn't hide her joy; she even seemed to float when she walked.

But just a few days later, when Yu Wanwan was looking for Ze Wu, she saw several strangers following behind him.

Yu Wanwan called out to Ze Wu and pointed behind him: "Ze Wu, what are these?"

Zewu smiled and picked her up from the ground: "We sent many of our people to other tribes to help them resist the Dark Breath, but these orc tribes were still destroyed, so our people brought them here to seek help."

He stuffed Yu Wanwan into his clothes and led the orcs to find a place to stay.

At this moment, Yu Wanwan realized that even if she stopped Ziyue and the others from guiding the beastmen here, there would still be beastmen who came to the plant tribe through other means.

But she couldn't stop the plant people from taking in the beastmen.

The day came again, and the plant people died one by one at the hands of the beastmen. Ze Wu escaped with Yu Wanwan, but his head hit a rock. When he woke up, he was back at Mirror Lake, facing the choice of whether or not to become a god.

At first, Zewu begged the Beast God to save his people, but the Beast God was unwilling to get involved. After his attempts to persuade him failed, the Beast God left Zewu there and told him to think it over himself.

Yu Wanwan huddled inside Ze Wu's clothes without saying a word. She wanted to see what the final outcome would be if she hadn't tried to persuade him.

The Beast God arrived again. He looked at Ze Wu and asked the question that Yu Wanwan had heard countless times: "Ze Wu, have you thought it through?"

Yu Wanwan held her breath, waiting for Ze Wu's answer.

Zewu, who was kneeling on the ground, raised his head and looked at the Beast God, two lines of tears falling down his cheeks.

"I...I want to become a god."

really.

Yu Wanwan closed her eyes and breathed a sigh of relief.

In her memory, what she said and did did not affect the final outcome. Whether she was persuaded or not, Zewu would eventually choose to become a god.

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