boyutpedia Chapter 197 Moonlight Shakes the Mist-Covered Tree
Chapter 197 Moonlight Shakes the Mist-Covered Tree
Chapter 197 Moonlight Shakes the Mist-Covered Tree
"Good afternoon, Wizard Lamina." In a lush mountain forest, Loon looked up.
"Good afternoon, esteemed Thunder Wizard." The wizard Lamina, who had been sitting in the tree, jumped down and bowed to Loon.
The hood on her head had been removed, revealing her face, which was somewhat frightening.
Her face shape, eyes, and ears are all extremely beautiful.
But unfortunately, her nose was cut off with a knife, leaving only two small, dark holes.
In an instant, this face transformed from charming to utterly terrifying.
"This is—" Upon seeing this terrifying face, Luo Ang couldn't help but gasp.
"The injury on the wizard Lamina's face?"
Wizards have semi-digitalized bodies. For wizards, unless it is a major injury such as the loss of limbs, other injuries can be quickly restored to their original state.
Even if a finger is broken and the bone is missing, as long as there is enough vitality and enough life dust, the broken finger can still grow back.
If this applies to fingers, then the nose is naturally no exception.
Moreover, for normal people, when they are injured, given the choice, they will prioritize healing facial injuries. This is true for the vast majority of people, regardless of gender.
However, instead of healing the injuries on her face, the wizard Lamina chose to maintain this frightening appearance, and there was clearly a reason for this.
Normally, Luo Ang wouldn't delve into the reasons behind this.
Since the wizard Lamina had revealed her face to Loon without any concealment, Loon naturally asked the question without any hesitation—this was true respect compared to deliberate avoidance.
"I did it on purpose." The wizard Lamina touched her face, her finger lingering on the empty, closed eye for a moment before she lowered her hand.
"Back in the Brad family dungeon, the dungeon guards tried to humiliate me—but I just bit off their things."
"In their anger, they simply cut off my nose."
"It was during this time that I awakened the power of my bloodline and escaped from the Brad family's dungeon."
"After becoming a wizard, although I was able to heal the injuries on my face, I thought that without the power to protect myself, my appearance would also be a problem, so I simply left the injuries unhealed."
"Later, I tried to take action against Count Brad several times, but failed because of the restraint of my bloodline. Instead, it made Brad more vigilant. So I used the scar on my face as a mark to remind myself to be cautious."
Lamina the Wizard's eyes quickly calmed down.
"I see." Loon nodded, his gaze then falling on the large tree next to the wizard Lamina.
Whether it was due to the effects of Lamina's meditation or her bloodline, in Loon's perception, Lamina's aura was subtly in harmony with the large tree beside her.
No, it's not just the tree next to her.
Even the bushes and weeds around him seemed to resonate subtly with her breath.
"Field".
"It should be a unique space."
Soon, Loon determined the condition of the wizard Lamina and the plants.
In this world, the most elite knights can use their own life force to form a life force field, and wizards also have their own spiritual force field.
And clearly, at this moment, for some unknown reason, a unique field has also formed around the wizard Lamina—perhaps it can be called a plant field.
"It seems that after completing her revenge, the wizard Lamina has also gained a lot."
"Well, that's not surprising."
"After resolving the border issue, I was able to gain so much."
"And it's normal for the witch Lamina to have gained something after a decades-long revenge."
Whether it's literary works from past lives or traditional myths, they all share a commonality: when a person's emotions fluctuate between extreme joy and sorrow, they may suddenly develop some very unusual insights into certain things.
Amidst the surge of emotions, it was also the time when those cultivators in mythology experienced extraordinary moments of enlightenment.
The wizard Lamina may have had an epiphany.
Thinking about all this, Luo Ang felt no jealousy at all; on the contrary, he was quite pleased.
—What you suddenly realize is knowledge!
The more insights Lamina gained, the more she could share, and the more benefit Loon received from this exchange.
"It seems that after completing her revenge, the wizard Lamina has taken a big step forward on the path of wizardry," said Loon, sitting down beside her.
"Indeed." Wizard Lamina nodded and sat down in the shade of a nearby tree, her mood improving.
She successfully obtained the seal from Brad and extracted the seed from it.
That seed is a tree species called the Moonlight Shaking Mist Vine Tree, a unique plant that is both a tree and a vine.
Lamina's bloodline is that of the Wood Elves—an ancient race, a branch of the Elves, but their foundation and power are far inferior to those of the Siren.
The sirens can occupy the seas, establish vast empires, develop their own unique civilizations, and even dare to wage a protracted war against the entire wizarding community.
But wood elves are far inferior to sirens.
Before the wizards could even make a move, the elven race was already gradually declining under the encroachment of the human race, and the wood elves, as a branch of the elven race, were no exception.
Before the bloodline of the Wood Elves was integrated into the human race, the Wood Elves were already forced to live in small tribes, hiding in one mountain forest after another, barely surviving.
And at the heart of every Wood Elf tribe is this Moonlight Shaking Mist Vine Tree.
Once this peculiar plant grows, it can spread mist with the help of moonlight, and form a maze with the vines and tendrils it grows.
Beneath this mist and shackles, ordinary people find it difficult to reach, and even those with extraordinary abilities are suppressed by the environment. However, the priests of the wood elves thrive in this environment, allowing them to unleash their full power.
Thus, a safe habitat for the wood elves was formed.
For the extraordinary individuals of the Wood Elf race, the Moonlight Shaking Mist Vine Tree is also closely related to their growth in strength.
Once this tree seed is planted, the strength of the wood elf priests will gradually increase as the vine grows. At the same time, this vine, as a natural mystical magical plant, also has its own unique characteristics.
Its branches and leaves are materials for mysticism, and the dew formed by moonlight condensing on its branches and leaves is also a material for mysticism, both of which are quite valuable.
In particular, the dew formed from condensed moonlight is extremely helpful for the meditation of extraordinary people, that is, wizards. Swallowing a drop of moonlight dew before meditation will have a benefit to meditation no less than that of magic stone fragments.
To put it bluntly, the Moonlight Shaking Mist Vine Tree is an absolute money tree from the moment it begins to grow.
In ancient times, when wood spirits still existed, the wood spirit priests who planted the vine trees were still burdened by ordinary wood spirits, making it difficult for them to use all the benefits brought by the Moonlight Shaking Mist Vine Trees for their own benefit.
But in this era, wood elves no longer exist in this world. Once the wizard Lamina obtains the Moonlight Shaking Mist Vine Tree, as long as she cultivates it, all the benefits will be bestowed upon her.
This also means that her path to becoming a first-level wizard will be almost without any setbacks.
Even if limited by their aptitude, they can still undergo a blood transfusion through the Moonlight Shaking Mist Vine Tree, becoming a true wood elf, and then, with the help of the Moonlight Shaking Mist Vine Tree, become a first-level wizard.
One can imagine how precious this Moonlight Shaking Mist Vine Tree is.
However, after confirming the preciousness of the Moonlight Shaking Mist Vine Tree, the wizard Lamina couldn't help but have some other doubts.