Farming in a Parallel World and Becoming a God-Chapter 1237 - 679: Natural Fury

Gaven sensed an intense anger and gratitude towards himself, the kind of anger that was undoubtedly directed against Meira and his followers.

The Enlightenment Magic cast by Gaven and Luna was like a fuse igniting explosives, triggering an immediate explosion.

The surrounding trees rustled without wind as if conveying to Gaven the various evil deeds of the Secret Hunting Sect in the Supreme Forest. The three leading families headed by the True Silver Family, ostensibly protectors of the Supreme Forest preventing illegal logging and poaching, are in reality the most egregious offenders. Under the guise of fostering forest prosperity, they indulged their own greed and desires.

Through hunting sacrifices offered to the nobles of the Komeer Kingdom, they indeed managed to influence the laws of nature, allowing the King’s Forest to flourish to some extent. However, this method is not in line with the way of nature and is disliked by the natural beings, accumulating even more anger. Many negative emotions do not originate from the forest itself but from the sacrificed victims.

This sentiment spread rapidly, seemingly permeating the entire King’s Forest before returning, not just with anger, but also with the strength of these trees. Although it was meager at first, the sheer quantity became overwhelming when gathered together, potentially forming an exceptionally monstrous force.

Not only did the few stumps beneath the Bear of Plunder grow wildly as if crazed, but all surrounding stumps also pressed the fast-forward button, sprouting new branches and regaining life at a terrifying rate.

Most astonishing were the two stumps piercing through the Bear of Plunder’s carcass, particularly the one enlightened by Gaven, positioned beneath the Bear’s head. The newborn trunk, instead of growing straight upwards, spread along the carcass of the Bear of Plunder, seemingly intending to envelop and devour it entirely. Perhaps drawing from the Bear of Plunder’s blood, the new trunk took on a blood-red hue.

Gaven’s greatest worry was the accumulating anger, which had no outlet and continued to build within these initial spirit souls. If this unrest persisted unchecked, Gaven feared it would eventually spawn a mindless monster utterly dominated by fury.

Just then, the Blue Bear Spirit Totem, already affixed to the Dragon Oak Mother Tree, reacted instantly, materializing behind Gaven and unleashing a heaven-shaking roar. A verdant beam shot forth from it, bridging with the wildly growing stumps.

This was the power of the Dragon Oak Mother Tree.

The green light turned into a bridge, channeling the unstoppable natural anger pouring into the Blue Bear Spirit Totem.

The scene of Lord Virginia planting the Dragon Oak Seed in the Dragon Oak Territory replayed in Gaven’s mind.

Common sayings such as, "It takes ten years to nurture a person, but a hundred to nurture a tree," were rendered wholly ineffective here.

This time, however, the scale was far more astonishing, not a single tree, but an entire forest begun to surge with growth.

Because the powers surging were not singular but amounted to three distinct forces.

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The figure and roar of the Blue Bear Totem Spirit appeared right above the Dragon Oak Dream Realm, presented before all the souls in the Dream Realm, inciting an uncontrollable anger within the typically peaceful Fae Race.

This influence wasn’t confined to the Dragon Oak Dream Realm; even the interconnected Dragon Oak Mother Tree felt its impact. Everyone sensed and heard it immediately, especially the bears, both sentient and non-sentient, all of whom stood up excitedly, unleashing answering roars in unison.

In the Dragon Oak Dream Realm echoed the ethereal yet gentle voice of Lord Virginia, "Children of the Spring Bud Forest, we, the creators of our glorious Dragon Oak Dream Realm, friends of the Fae Race, Lord Gaven needs our help. Control your emotions, calibrate your will and strength to soothe this unchecked natural force. Nature needs to release its wrath but not through destruction. We will achieve this with our hands. From now on, the God of the Hunt Meira and his followers are the sworn enemies of all Fae in the Spring Bud Forest, and they must pay the price for their destruction of nature." novelbuddy.cσ๓

"I am willing to declare Meira’s followers as my sworn enemies."

"Those who desecrate the forest must pay for their sacrilege."

"The forest is a gift of nature, and Meira’s followers have no right to indulge in wanton slaughter and hunting under the banner of natural rage and fury. They are the primary disruptors of the forest’s order and must be eradicated."

"The forest has its own balance, its own wolf packs and hunters, and needs no interference from them."

"Expel all followers of Meira from our forest."

Under the guidance of Lord Virginia, the Fae Race found an outlet for their rage, directly targeting the God of the Hunt Meira and his followers.

The Fae, also known as spirits of nature, children of the forest, have an extraordinarily close relationship with nature and the forest that is beyond ordinary comprehension. They shared a profound empathy for the anger of the King’s Forest channeled by the Blue Bear Spirit Totem, standing unconditionally on its side. This was not just lip service; under the influence of extreme anger and immense natural force, this turned into a pact akin to a Ranger’s sworn enemy vow.