The fluctuation of magic awakened Bran and the ancient tree, and they immediately broke free from their mental entanglement with each other and turned their attention to Flowey.

In front of him, countless tiny black electric lights jumped between the furs of Huahua. They continue to split, intertwine, and slowly form a black cocoon in which the flower is encased. When the black cocoon is completely closed, Flowey disappears into Bran's arms along with the black cocoon.

In astonishment, Bran raised his hand and patted it, and his palm slapped on his chest and abdomen without hindrance, making a soft sound. His connection to Flowey is still there, and the resonance of magic still reverberates between the two, but he can't see or touch it.

Sensing Bran's doubts, the black callus slowly opened a slit, and a cat's eye looked at him through the slit. It was as if eyes had grown out of the void, and the cat's eyes hovered abruptly in front of Bran, which made him shudder.

Taking a deep breath, Bran pointed his finger at the cat's eye. As the finger approached, the cat's eye retracted back, making way for the finger. Then, a small section of the finger that had been inserted into the cocoon was missing. After a moment's pause, Bran pulled his finger out and raised it to his eyes to take a closer look.

Maybe it was enough trouble, or maybe it was Bran's movements that aroused Flowey's curiosity, and he jumped out of the void, crouched on Bran's chest and abdomen, and looked at the finger with Bran.

It took a while for Bran to come to his senses. He hugged Huahua hard, and Huahua also cooperated with the grunt. Flowey's well-being made Bran light, and his face was full of smiles. The happy mood even affected the entire Northland City. The magic stirred in the city, and many spiritual things began to echo with all kinds of cheerful sounds.

Because of this incident, neither Bran nor the Ancient Tree had any intention of continuing their spiritual connection. The two ancient trees decided to take a stroll through the city, and Bran decided to take a break and relax after a few days of tension.

......

Dani, who was busy, looked up and smiled. Bran's joy had reached here, and the knife on the table trembled slightly, as if trying to suppress her laughter so as not to interfere with her work. She raised her hand and flicked the scabbard lightly, and the knife in the sheath was no longer suppressed with the flick of her fingers, and let out a soft whistle.

Seeing this, Mary couldn't help pouting, "Just care about his own happiness, when is he going to delay his mother's marriage?"

Dani glanced at her disdainfully, "You asked for a big deal." ”

"I've changed my mind!"

"It's late. ”

"I feel like I'm being used, and I didn't have to toss so much if I knew I wouldn't have tossed it up. ”

"It's late. ”

"Help me beg him. ”

"Now, he's sending out all the invitations. Dani raised an eyebrow, "Come to think of it, the Northland has never had such a grand wedding." ”

Mary grimaced, "Those people weren't coming at me. Is this him married, or am I married?"

Dani shook her head, not going to heed Mary's complaints. But Mary didn't intend to let go of the opportunity to complain, "And with so many people, how many cows do you have to eat?"

"It doesn't hurt to eat as much as you want, those Bran don't plan to stay, and most of them will be released back into the wild after the wedding. ”

"What?" said Mary, somewhat unconvinced, "no, there is my dowry in it." ”

"Do you really want to go out and graze every day?"

"We can find people. ”

"Looking for whom?"

Who to look for? Mary didn't come up with the right person for a long time. By the time she could continue the conversation, Dani was back to work.

Unlike Mary, who only thinks about being a bride, Dani has been compiling the materials of the missions of various countries. Compared to the Mission, the conditions here are unique, because the Ancient Tree can provide all the records in the city in every detail.

The small tree in the courtyard of the city house provides Dani with support, helping her to sort out these scattered words and deeds into concise and orderly information.

Although Mary has a strong memory and observation skills, she still needs to be trained for induction. Dani is actually only unsatisfactory, she just relies on perseverance, and she records, compares, and deletes one by one. And Mary's desire for marriage is currently unable to concentrate on her work.

The people of the Northland are not bad at observation, which is the result of thousands of years of evolution. In the wild, discovering potential dangers in advance from the wind and grass is a compulsory course for Northland people. The slightest disharmony in the natural environment can cause them to be alert. Without inheriting this talent, a trial is enough to send them into the arms of death.

However, when faced with the words and deeds of people, although they can feel incongruous, it is difficult to figure out what is wrong. It's even more troublesome when you want to go a step further and turn something in your intuition into clear words.

This kind of record is not intended to be shown to Bran, but more to leave a reference for the clansmen.

Bran didn't need any of this, he could communicate directly with the ancient tree on a spiritual level, and he could get the details more quickly. But things can't always be based on Bran, the city will eventually be controlled by a large number of people, and more popular means will be needed to spread the word among the people.

Dani has her own opinions, and she knows that Bran is detached from this world, and is getting used to seeing and dealing with everything in a wizarding way. And this habit, which will become ingrained over time, will gradually make his behavior detached from common sense and gradually become incompatible with the world.

She must prepare early to become a bridge between Bran and the world. While Bran is sheltering her, she also has to reduce the pressure and clear the obstacles for Bran as much as possible. Dani doesn't like to sit in the city, preferring to stay by Bran's side and enjoy the peace between the two. It's just that it's been too busy lately, so the two of them have less and less time to be alone.

Presumably Bran understood her feelings, otherwise how could he assign Mary as his deputy?

Moreover, the old goblin who took over the place, Mikel, has arrived and made his home in the little tree. At this time, he was leading a few young goblins to look around.

Bran says that the elves are the best stewards, and hopefully his judgment is not wrong.