To verify his conjecture, Shi Jinzhe pulled Shehe out of bed together. As soon as he opened the car door, he noticed that there were many new trees on the ground.

With a diameter of half a meter and a height of fifteen or sixteen meters, it is nestled among the gaps of giant trees. Judging from its leaves and trunk, it is a giant tree in its juvenile stage.

He asked Shekh uncertainly, "Did this just grow last night? It wasn't here before we came up yesterday, was it?"

Shekh: "Obviously, yes, and we haven't even realized it yet, at least I'm sleeping soundly."

Shi Jinzhe exclaimed, "The trees have grown more than ten meters overnight; this giant forest is truly remarkable."

“You can do it too.” Shekh said dismissively, “Aren’t your forced-growth flowers just like that, except that their bodies don’t grow to this size?”

As she was talking, she suddenly grabbed Shi Jinzhe and asked, "Could these trees that suddenly grew be related to the changes you experienced last night? Let's go down now, and you can go and encourage the growth of a giant tree."

He acted immediately, turning around to collect the car as soon as the time was up.

After removing the rope hooks used to secure the car body, he discovered that the gap between the hooks and the edge of the branches had widened by half a hand.

“Shekh, the tree we live in has gotten thicker, and it has grown bigger.”

"If such a big tree can change, then you can make the new trees below grow as big as you want."

"Okay, I understand."

The two climbed down from the tree and chose the shortest and thinnest one.

Shi Jin stood in front of the tree, somewhat nervously placing his palm on the trunk.

Invisible golden threads connected them, and he mobilized purer energy to send to Xinmu.

The spilled energy particles were captured by Shekh, who was standing by. Since drinking blood was inconvenient, picking up some energy scraps was always an option.

Adhering to the principle of not wasting anything, she hugged Shi Jin from behind and began to absorb it to her heart's content.

Shi Jinzhe gave her one hand, unaware that invisible golden concentric circles were forming beneath their feet.

A new connection has emerged, and an additional beneficiary has been unintentionally added.

The newly acquired energy accumulates in the branches of the new tree, and as time passes, the golden threads that were originally invisible begin to show a visible golden light.

In the misty haze, the overly sharp and flamboyant gold was softened, becoming as gentle as the morning light.

Golden threads are etched into the tree's texture, carrying the vitality bestowed by time as it withers and extends upwards.

Driven by pure vitality, the tree trunk grew taller, and the expanding crown gradually approached a height of over 100 meters.

As the golden thread reaches its final stage, the jade-like foliage is completed, with layers of green and gold, and a new giant tree, no less impressive than a mature giant tree, is grown.

Shi Jinzhe raised his head, and the golden light that had completed its mission flowed like a flood, retreating rapidly through the cracks in the tree bark, finally converging at a single point and returning to his hand.

“Very impressive.” Shekh’s eyelids were heavy, and his face was pressed against his back.

"It's just that your power is too pure, I might... have to... shed... my... skin again..."

After saying that, Shekh slid down.

Shi Jinzhe noticed that the hand on his waist had loosened, so he quickly turned around and put his arm around the person. "Shehe?"

Shekh didn't respond; he had already fallen into a deep sleep.

Shi Jinzhe looked around. Since she was molting, she definitely couldn't stay in such a small space as the car. It would be too crowded and uncomfortable.

After much deliberation, I finally decided to choose the new tree in front of me.

"The time has come to use you."

After silently reciting those words, a green vine suddenly drooped down from the tree.

Um?

Shi Jin folded his back to Sheh, took a step back, and looked up.

Why do I see these green vines everywhere?

The green vines twirled and circled around the tree trunk. Shi Jinzhe didn't quite understand. Did it intend to use its small size to pull him and Shekh up?

Completely bewildered, he grabbed a handful of green vines.

result……

It really can.

Don't judge a book by its cover; those thin vines were so easy to tie the two of them up to the tree trunk.

After seeing them off, the green vine didn't leave. It wrapped around the tree trunk where the two had been, like an ordinary climbing vine, and remained still.

Shi Jinzhe took out a soft cushion and let Shehe rest his head on his lap, with his tail hanging freely.

From dawn till dusk, he changed his legs several times and looked at the map many times.

Sitting for too long can get boring, so you'll inevitably start looking for things to do.

After a while, I pressed Shekh's hand and carefully examined each of his fingers.

After a while, I would touch her mouth with my finger, dip it in some honey water, and feed it to her to replenish her energy.

I picked up a strand of her hair and counted the strands. There were no split ends, and her hair was in very good condition. If I weren't too scared, I would have liked to braid it myself.

With nothing else to do, he turned his attention to the tail.

The snake's tail, covered with a pale purple membrane, remained motionless. The section below its waist curved due to Sheh's bent leg movement, and Shi Jinzhe could touch it by lowering his body.

He pressed it, and the difference in feel was not significant; it was just a little dry, but not noticeably so.

After touching it for a few more minutes, Shekh's tail twitched.

Shi Jinzhe looked over and found that she had only changed her position and was still asleep.

With a sigh, he repeated the above actions, having nothing else to do.

As day turns to night, the moon sets and the sun rises, and time comes, Zhe opens his palm, grasps Sheh's index finger, and writes his name on his own palm.

After writing, I tapped my palm and kissed it. "You're amazing."

After writing a few times, he put his hand down weakly, his face expressionless.

A day and a night have passed, and Shekh still hasn't woken up.

She finished peeling in one day last time, it didn't take this long at all.

After countless sighs, the green vine that had been playing dead reached out and tapped the back of his hand.

Then, pulling Shi Jinzhe's wrist, he led her away from Shekh.

Shi Jin pulled his wrist back: "What exactly are you?"

Seeing that he was unwilling to leave, Green Vine simply tapped Shi Jinzhe's stomach twice.

After giving the hint, it untied the vines and returned to its original position.

A slender vine bends backwards, forming an arc, its leaves drooping. When the wind blows, it trembles up and down, as if sighing.

The phrase "when time is up, things will turn tough" reveals a sense of helplessness.

He looked down at where the green vines were pointing, and after two seconds his movements froze as he realized what was happening.

Concern can cloud judgment.

Shekh shed her skin again at an accelerated pace because of him. Holding her like this for a whole day and night is like giving her energy.

If you can't digest it, of course you won't wake up.

Find something to cushion Sheh's body, and Shi Jin sat on a branch facing the opposite direction, observing her condition from afar.

After sitting for a whole morning, Shekh's tail swayed a few times, finally showing signs of waking up.

At two o'clock in the afternoon, Shi Jinzhe was drinking water when a snake's tail suddenly wrapped around the trunk of the giant tree in front of him.

He rushed over immediately and spotted Shekh's tail, which was halfway through its transformation.

It was a shade deeper than the original color, a deep, vibrant purple, absolutely gorgeous.

Using the friction of the tree bark, Shekh shed the last piece of her snake skin.

Shi Jin carefully collected the fallen snake skin, walked up to Shekh, and the worry on his face disappeared: "You're finally awake."

Shekh looked at the new snake tail, pondered for a long time, and then looked at Shi Jinzhe, "Come and take a look first."

She climbed down from the tree, and Shi Jinzhe followed behind, completely bewildered.

Reaching an open space where sunlight streamed in, Shekh spread the snake's tail on the ground.

Amidst the scattered light spots, a faint golden halo appeared along the outer edge of the purple tail's outline.