On the earth, countless warriors chased after the writhing black flesh in fierce battle.

They brandished their longswords and swung their spears, severing twisted and grotesque monsters or shattering their churning tentacles and blood clots.

Suddenly, the sky over Shulburn in the distance was covered by a strange, colorful light.

Two enormous magic circles hovered in the air, their chaotic patterns clearly visible, flowing through the center like a torrential downpour.

At that very moment, the already dazzling light shone with even more abundant waves of light.

A magnificent, giant tree suddenly appeared.

Amidst countless converging spheres of light, the chaotic colossal tree swayed in the air.

Its massive branches and leaves can almost block out the entire sky.

Even though they were dozens of miles apart, everyone on the field could still feel the magical waves of energy emanating from the scene, which were awe-inspiring.

However, the light emanating from it was not just bright, but also had a gentler and more melodious tenderness.

As the light poured down, everyone who witnessed it stopped in their tracks in astonishment.

People subconsciously close their eyes, open their arms, and clear their minds.

Bathed in this gentle holy light, I felt the ultimate tranquility and soothing it brought.

Today has undoubtedly become the day with the most shocks in their lives.

A giant tree suddenly appeared out of nowhere in Shulburne!?

Even the demi-humans with bloodshot eyes and a violent aura were drawn to that mysterious light.

They, who were still tearing apart the believers, were suddenly touched by that shimmering light.

The overflowing resentment and madness in my heart quickly dissipated, as if a basin of clear water had extinguished the flames of confusion within me.

Their scarlet pupils gradually regained their clarity, and their bodies gradually relaxed.

Feeling the natural aura emanating from those sacred trees, my eyes involuntarily revealed reverence and awe.

These subhumans once lived in nature.

After being imprisoned or enslaved by humans for many years, they seem to have long forgotten the taste of home and freedom.

But now, the appearance of that light is so sacred.

Even these demi-humans, who have no sense of good or evil and lack faith, can feel an extreme sense of mystery and sublimity.

The wildness hidden in his bloodline seemed to have been calmed down.

The rich scent of nature lingered in their hearts, awakening their memories of a purer, freer past.

After this baptism, they charged once more against the broken and incomplete believers, their fighting spirit growing ever stronger. At this moment, the earth, soothed by the light, fell into a state of tranquility and clarity.

Above the blood-red sky, a pure white cloud floated leisurely at the edge of the cloud layer, slowly unfolding.

Kokot surveyed the scene before him and nodded in satisfaction.

She stretched leisurely, listening to the crackling sound of her spine twitching slightly.

After taking a deep breath, he weakly leaned back and lazily sprawled on the clouds.

"My mission is complete!"

Her relaxed cheers seemed to reveal a joy of being freed from work.

Heim Horn, who was standing nearby, witnessed this scene, and his hazy figure twitched slightly.

Their eyes widened in shock as they stared at the enormous, radiant tree that was rising from Shulburn and hanging high in front of them.

"You brought out your elven tree?!"

Are you kidding me? Isn't it said that the elves rely on such a big tree for their livelihood?

What did Cocotte do?

Did they take the lifeblood of their race?

Deeply moved, Heim Horn watched as Kokot casually lay on the cloud and replied with a grin:

"Don't worry, they didn't move in."

"I just helped Viktor replant one."

Heimhorn: "?"

This sounds even more outrageous than bringing the whole tree over.

But what Heim Horn didn't know was that Kokot had already replaced the Tree of Adrien ten years earlier and inherited its power.

Today, both the giant tree in the Clavner family's backyard and the sacred tree within the Elven realm can be seen as Kokot's alter ego.

These sacred trees are interconnected.

The two trees, though located in different places, allowed members of the Elven race to freely travel between the two spaces through the sacred trees.

The two are like a bridge, a giant teleportation point, allowing people to travel between them.

And now, the sacred tree that is about to appear in Shulbon has the same function.

This means that from this moment on, the Clevner family can travel at any time from Braxton in the Empire to Shulbon in the Kingdom.

No more need to take a magic train when traveling!

Before the divine tree, radiating dazzling light, Haim Horn asked, his face full of confusion:

"You came here a week early just to help Viktor plant trees?"

Indeed, Cocotte arrived here a week ago.

A complex set of magic arrays was meticulously arranged on the outskirts of Shulburn.

Its purpose was to help Victor draw out the magic of the six Calamities.

Without Vega's help, Victor could only temporarily rely on the power of the Divine Tree to guide the power of calamity and use natural super-level magic.

It was thanks to Coco's help that Victor was able to completely skip the most complicated step.

Hearing Heim Horn's question full of doubt, Kokot gently lifted his feet and suddenly sat up from the cloud.

He stared intently at Haim Horn, who was hidden in the shadows and looked bewildered.

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