Chapter 884: Saul’s Solution

Chapter 871 – Saul’s Approach

“What do you mean?” Saul broke away from Royer’s hand and sat on his butt.

He was so exhausted right now that he just wanted to lie down, and it was only because he was concerned about the prestige he had just swiped that he merely sat down and didn’t lose his temper that much.

Seeing this, Royer didn’t hold back and followed suit, sitting next to Saul, who was drained and moody.

“Alfonso’s dead?” He asked rhetorically.

“Well, attracted most of the Black Tide monsters, died without a body ……,” Saul said, his voice lurched, “You also died? Were you resurrected?”

Saul remembered that the Ruling Court did not allow sorcerers below the second order to conduct resurrection experiments. However, third-order sorcerers were not covered by this ban.

“Hmm.” Royer’s mood was still not high, “I met an unknown fourth order sorcerer and died in a confused manner, fortunately my soul body is hosted in …… Hey, it’s not a big deal to tell you, it’s hosted in Lord Frim’s Lost Cloister. After the death of the physical body, as long as the soul body is not contaminated and alienated, there is still a chance of resurrection.”

“Originally, I failed to fulfill Lord Frim’s command this time and should have been punished, but now that the Red Sea Tree has lost its hold and was destroyed like this, Lord Frim immediately resurrected me and told me to come back to figure out what to do.”

“Will Alfonso be resurrected as well?” Thor asked this, but in his heart he knew it was unlikely.

“…… can’t.” Royer looked at the red sea in front of him, just like an ordinary person, and threw a stone depressingly, “He made a mistake, and to be able to die in battle is already the net of the court master.”

A good friend who had accompanied each other for hundreds of years was obsessed and finally died in battle, Royer was actually very sad. It was just that after he became a Third Order Sorcerer, he was already accustomed to seeing life and death, and his emotions weren’t as outgoing as he showed.

However, looking at the Red Sea Tree with a small half missing, Royer was still heartbroken.

This was the tree he had raised for decades!

Who would have thought that the remaining mermaids in the sea would choose to collectively alienate and die violently when they were chasing after the returning mermaids.

The reason for the mermaids’ alienation was not identified now, but Lord Flimsy Court thought that the returning mermaids couldn’t escape the blame.

Frim Court Master went to track down the fourth-order who killed Royer, after all, no one would be relieved to have such a fourth-order sorcerer who came and went without a trace in the house.

Frim went to track down the strange fourth-order sorcerer, while Royer had to agonize over the Red Sea Tree.

Now that there wasn’t a single mermaid left in the sea, the Red Sea Tree was still persistently absorbing the excessive pollution from the sea water.

But what to do with the stem pieces formed after the absorbed pollution?
In Royer’s plan, mermaids were never a crucial part, but they were an indispensable item.

So no matter how much Royer experimented with mermaids, it never occurred to him that one day Nefret would lose all of them.

After thinking for a while, Royer said, half discussing with Saul, half rationalizing his thoughts, “The most important thing now is to deal with the pollution from the Red Sea Tree as soon as possible. If there are no mermaids, using other expendable creatures will do.”

Saul heard that and asked him, “What other creatures are highly resistant, abundant, and easy to deal with right now?”

Royer thought for a moment.

Ever since the wizard world was closed, and the ascending channel for advancing to the fifth order was closed, the diversity of species in the entire world had been rapidly decreasing.

The culprits were naturally still sorcerers.

There were too many experiments, no recycling, and ecological balance, which eventually led to the extinction of a large number of species.

In the beginning, it was possible to raise a group of pig-like merfolk, but also thanks to the fact that the merfolk originally settled in the deep sea, not easy to be caught by the sorcerer this characteristic.

After thinking for a while again, there really wasn’t any suitable creatures in a short period of time, in the end, Royer said fiercely, “If it really doesn’t work, we’ll just use people!”

Sol’s eyelids fluttered.

It seemed that because Saul had made a great effort in the battle to protect the Red Sea Tree, Royer now trusted Saul even more, and simply palletized out his terrible plan.

“In fact, this plan is not something that came to me on the spur of the moment, but something that the Judgment Court has been preparing all along. If one day the Red Sea Tree loses its hold, or the contamination gets out of control and can’t be absorbed, then the continent division plan will be activated.”

“It’s just that although the continent division can temporarily deal with the pollution this time, we still need to find a more suitable way to deal with the pollution in the future, or else we won’t be able to hold on to our defense war for more than a hundred years.”

“We’ve already lasted for a hundred years, I don’t know how many more centuries we can last.”

The more Royer spoke, the more bereft he became.

Saul didn’t ask any detailed questions, he felt like he might have heard something unimaginable and instantly began to worry about his situation. “They’re not trying to hold me back from leaving after telling me so much detail, are they?”

The Healing Mermaid’s excuse was clearly no longer tenable.

After all, there wasn’t even a single mermaid here now.

Next, would the Court of Judgment let him go back?
I suppose it would, after all, the eye of the wind in the Masterless Land still needed to be resolved by Sol.

The Judgment Court would have to release him back after trapping him for half a year at most.

Right now, other than Saul, there was no other third-ranked sorcerer who could stand his ground in the Lordless Land, and there was no one else who could seal the eye of the wind with the smallest cost and the fastest time like Saul.

Saul gazed at the Red Sea Tree in the distance.

He needed to make himself more valuable to do so.

Then it was time for Xander to come over.

“Actually, these days I’ve been thinking about the Red Sea Tree in addition to studying mermaids.”

Royer’s eyes lit up as he heard Sol finally pick up.

He had made an exception and talked to Sol so much, wasn’t it also with the intention that Sol could give him some help or a little hint?
“There’s actually one species that’s perfect for absorbing the contaminated stem pieces of the Red Sea Tree Source. You should also know about it.”

Sol deliberately said slowly.

“What?” Royer asked eagerly.

Many terms flashed through his mind, but he couldn’t find the right one in there.

Saul glanced at Royer, wanting to speak.

“Lord Saul, Lord Saul, please speak!” Royer seemed to have regained his previous activity.

“The Black Sea Tree, you’re no stranger to it, right?”

Royer opened his mouth and suddenly sat back with a deflated voice.

“If the Black Sea Tree’s lethal effect on the Red Sea Tree could be solved, we wouldn’t have to clear all the Black Sea Trees in Nefret.”

Seeing Royer’s giving up look, Saul stood up with a bounce in his step and told him defiantly, “Just because you guys can’t find a way doesn’t mean I can’t. Since you know about the Black Sea Tree, what about the Tree of Inversion?”

Royer raised his head and looked at Sol who seemed to be galvanized.

Of course he knew about the Inverted Tree, a very, very rare magical creature. Back then, if it wasn’t for the agreement between the Ruling Court and Beth, the third-ranked sorcerer from Baidong Academy, it wouldn’t have been so easy for her to take away the Tree of Inversion.

The Inverted Tree was powerful and overbearing.

It could absorb human souls and control a large number of soul puppets.

But what does that have to do with the Red Sea Tree? It’s not like the Red Sea Tree has ……

No, the Red Sea Tree is conscious.

They are actually more like animals compared to plants. It’s just that their consciousness is distributed all over their body and therefore lacks the subjectivity of an animal.

As expected of Royer, he was one of the most important third-ranked sorcerers in the Court of Judgment, and when he heard Saul say the two terms, he was actually vaguely inspired.

“You mean to use the Tree of Inversion to control the Red Sea Tree …… and then, then ……”

Saul picked up, “Use the combination of the Tree of Inversion and the Black Sea Tree Source to give the Black Sea Tree the consciousness to actively control the Red Sea Tree, and then use the Tree of Inversion’s ability to control all of the Red Sea Tree and absorb the pollution within it!”

The biggest difference between the Black Sea Tree and the Red Sea Tree was – the Black Sea Tree had the ability to deal with pollution!

Man, the timings became a direct release!!!!

(End of chapter)