Master Adelaide's plan was unexpectedly successful, or the ancient tree of life suppressed the source of the plague too powerfully.
Following Master Adelaide's use of secret techniques to spawn the Ancient Tree of Life, successive breaths of life emanated from the valley.
The first thing to change is the environment in the valley. When Hall and the others came here, the animals here turned into undead due to the source of the plague. The devil's forest in the world is like, if Hall hadn't discovered that these strangely shaped trees with no dry leaves would not move, he really thought he had come to the devil's forest in the West Easter.
And in just a few days, the ancient tree of life exerted its ability and quickly took root in the valley. With the release of the breath of life, the land that had been untied on the ground seemed to be alive, and green Grass came out from behind, not only that, but as the weeds continued to appear, the untied land began to slowly merge.
Everyone except the elves who saw this scene was deeply shocked, and this is just the beginning!
With the emergence of green grass, the surrounding trees also began to sprout, the dry bark fell off inch by inch, the original ugly trunk began to slowly grow new bark, and the depressed branches began to slowly raise their heads .
In just one day, the originally lifeless woods began to come alive. Hall estimated that only the elves, the darlings of nature, could do this.
No, to be precise, it's a druid! In Allen Continent, it is estimated that only druids who are loved by the goddess of nature can do this.
However, Hall also saw that it would not be easy to revive the land polluted by the source of the plague in a short period of time. The druids, including Master Adelaide, stimulated the Ancient Tree of Life after casting their spells. After growing up, all of them were pale and looked unstable.
The elf warriors seemed to have been prepared for a long time. When the druids who were physically weak appeared, they immediately went up to help them down. In just one day, ordinary druids fell down.