Elves Have Migrated to My Planter

Chapter 88-The Sky Clan (8)

Chapter 88-The Sky Clan (8)

“Where the hell is this place?”

“A labyrinth that was once infested with monsters. But now it has become our spoils and has become a place for our comrades to live. You don’t seem to have seen a scene like this even while wandering around the continent, hero.”

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Putting in the ledger she was carrying and introducing herself, Urea took them around and explained about the underworld. However, the expression on his face seemed somehow happy.

Because of her inferiority complex to Serenian, she looked at everything about her crookedly and only irritated her, but before she knew it, she was perfectly assimilated into her Eden, combined with her awakened desire for power, and her power became her own. As if it were the power of the , I came to have a strange pride.

“These ants are…”

“They are similar to the Eunrangs who disappeared a long time ago. The World Tree’s guardian and reliable allies.”

The complex labyrinth, once ruled by the witch beasts and their variants, has now become the land of fairy ants and elves.

Pia, who has been interested in fairy ants since the first time she saw them, couldn’t take her eyes off them. It wasn’t just Pia. Hans, a human, also turned pale when he saw the huge ants that were infesting him.

It was definitely different from the demons they knew. The two had clearly seen how the elves of Eden were already fighting alongside these fairy ants.

‘There really is something. Whether it’s a divine spirit or not.’

At the same time, both Pia and Hans began to become more and more convinced of the existence of the divine spirit. No matter how hard they tried, it didn’t seem possible for the elves to create a situation like this on their own in a wasteland where there was nothing.

“Why are those black irons moving inside?”

“It’s just rearranging the warehouse, but it doesn’t mean much. Now that we’ve seen everything to see here, why don’t we go back to the surface?”

In the meantime, Pia asked, pointing at the people passing by them.

There, Elves loaded with dagger fragments were carrying them deeper underground on carts pulled by fairy ants.

Yurea, who answered everything else truthfully, skipped that part bluntly. The real purpose was to move the goods traded with the dwarves to the underground warehouse in advance, but he didn’t bother talking about that.

‘I don’t need to show you now.’

More than anything else, I didn’t want to show Pia the people who were working in the warehouse.

It was because the captive elves in the center were staying and working in the underworld in the name of redemption. Serenian treated Pia and Hans, who had come on their own, as naturalized people like other elves, rather than as prisoners captured in a fight, but Urea judged that Pia’s personality was such that she would not go quietly if she witnessed such a situation.

“Then shall we go up again?”

Ren, who noticed Urea, took the two of them out of the dungeon again.

The two were so shocked that they were in a dizzy state, but the expansion and development that had been progressing rapidly in a short time had not yet ended.

“To tell you my honest opinion, they look stronger than the elves in the Great Forest. Haven’t you seen those monstrous ants? In the forest, monsters faster than horses, stronger, and with greater fighting power were hatching at once from their eggs.”

“Eh. They definitely felt the power of the World Tree. The true Guardian Tree that shared the blessings of the World Tree.”

Hans, who spoke of his appreciation from a human point of view, was in the midst of pure admiration. Pia, unlike the first time, was also a little discouraged.

To that extent, this world was beyond their common sense.

“…I want to know more about the spirits.”

Pia muttered blankly as she stood on the shore of a lake where duckweed, which was huge to them, was floating, looking down into the water so deep that it was impossible to know the end.

If you follow all the miracles of Eden, such as fertilizers, resources, guardian water, lightning spirits, and the growth of the world tree, you will end up with only one. A real exhaust god who can freely manipulate clouds, sun, and lightning.

At most, the Elves, who had a religious view close to animism that worshiped the world tree and the spirits of nature, were less, but Hans, who was more serious about religion, had a greater meaning that the sky directly exercised its power. .

“I know that none of the gods I have heard of can perform such miracles themselves. Maybe it’s not God? I don’t know… A natural phenomenon or something.”

Hans tried to guess the identity of the divine spirit to the best of his knowledge. If you think about it according to the existing common sense, it makes more sense to think of it as the concept of a godhead.

“Isn’t that right? There is also a priest who attends.”

However, Ren, who was listening to them, tilted her head and spit out the words without realizing it.

A priest who worships the god of the sky. At the mention of that existence, Pia and Hans both opened their eyes for a moment.

“Let’s go to the last area. All of my people who have migrated recently are making their homes there. Maybe they will tell you to build your house there too?”

“Tell me what you mean again. What did you say?”

“It’s nothing, don’t ask. This way.”

Her hastily picked up her own words, and Ren took them to the final area.

Of course, Pia clung to Len and tried to tell him to speak again, but Ren broke out in a cold sweat and turned his head away from him.

“What the hell is this?”

Arriving there, Pia saw the large plastic dome in front of him and widened his eyes.

Approaching the place where unfinished buildings were being built, Pia touched the shiny, hard, and above all, transparent barrier with a blank face.

“That too is a miracle from heaven. It’s been a while, my lord. You may not remember me, but I was with you the moment you were born.”

The person who came over and explained about the plastic dome was Tina, who was watching the people building houses inside the dome. As one of the executives and an elder, she greeted Pia politely.

“Sorry for not remembering. But even this is heaven-given? How?”

“Look at this. It is a record of how we have been helped and how we have grown.”

Pia was nothing else, and there was an atmosphere of not believing that something so gigantic had come down from the sky. Tina smiled faintly at that and handed over the stack of papers she was busy organizing.

What she personally witnessed or recorded by collecting testimonies was how the miracles descended from the sky and the circumstances at that time were written in detail.

“I’m curious, but I think I should read it later.”

“Yes?”

“Is no one feeling it? This land is slowly being polluted.”

But soon Pia’s face hardened. With words that neither Hans nor Tina expected at all.

***

“What do you mean by that? Is this land polluted? The World Tree, which breathes life into this land, has no response.”

Of course it turned upside down. Serenian, who came running after a month, looked down at Pia and bit his lip. He is one of the beings closest to the World Tree, so he thought that there could be no abnormality that the World Tree did not notice.

“Over there.”

But as Tina raised her wand and pointed it somewhere at her, her face went pale. That place is none other than the portal where the monster moths’ nests were located.

Pia explained that an ominous and turbid energy kept looking over the place where entry was currently prohibited.

‘No way.’

Serenian, who had guessed it, opened his eyes wide and opened his mouth. Another world connected through the monster moth dungeon. The sight of the dead land, which seemed to see hell, flickered before her eyes.

“Right now, the power of the World Tree is strong, so you should be able to suppress it at least. However, if one day the balance collapses, that turbid energy will attack this place.”

“Room, is there a way?”

“I can stop it.”

To the bewildered Serenian, Pia said she could block the aura herself. From her point of view, she had no reason to risk it, whether or not it was false. She was thinking of accepting Pia as one of her members anyway.

“But there is a condition. Show me the priest of the spirits.”

She knew the fact that she knew that she was afraid. At Pia’s mention of her divine priest, Serenian’s eyes flinched and she naturally turned to Ren.

Frightened Ren averted her eyes and lowered her head. Serenian, sighing at the sight, already judged that Pia had confidence in her.

‘Do I have to endure it?’

She suppressed the anger that suddenly boiled over. She thought that in order to make her being as much as Pia a true companion, she must have that kind of ‘sharing’.

Nor was his existence completely secret. Urea or Ren had already seen him in person.

‘But why?’

However, rational judgment and emotion played separately. Her reason was telling her that she had to show him to Pia and earn her trust, but her feelings, for some reason, were pleading that she didn’t want to show him to anyone else.

The first meeting with him was still strongly imprinted in her mind.