Chapter 835: Wood Elemental Plane (20)

Dambi was stunned for a moment, "Right here, they're just ordinary earthworms that have mutated." ”

"Is the cause of the mutation the soil of life?" I asked.

"Not really," Dambilo shook his head, "the Soil of Life only works on plants, and animals cannot directly absorb and use the energy in it, and these earthworms probably mutate after eating the rotting roots of giant trees. ”

"You did the survey?" I asked.

"I and another elven mage passing by," said D'Ambro, "and he also advocated killing all these mutated parasitic beasts, and I didn't agree. ”

I said, "It looks like you've connived at all this." ”

"Their variation is also part of the natural ecological balance." "There are so many creatures in the world, and there are many new species that have mutated into the environment, and they will become part of the new ecological balance when they adapt to the environment," Dembrow said. ”

I said, "But in the process, the new species will cause considerable environmental damage, and with this level of damage, the natural ring diameter will recover itself, which is not the same as people building villages and cities and permanently destroying the environment, right?" ”

"Looks like you still have common sense." D'Ambro said.

I took out what I had said to the old gardener, "Do you think that in fact, villages and cities are actually part of nature, and after a hundred years and a thousand years, everything will be restored?" ”

"How is that possible?" "You've said it yourself, the damage to the environment in villages and towns is permanent......

"I'm just quoting," I said, "and I went some time ago to the swamp next to Santas, and to the rainforest beneath the southern edge of the Kalmdo Prairie, both of which are now a paradise for wild beasts, inhabited hundreds of years ago, and now almost lost by vegetative erosion. ”

"It's just a few," said D'Ambro, "the capitals of the great empires of the human race, after millennia, are not standing, they are even expanding, and as far as I know, thousands of years ago, those places were just wilderness......

"It's just a few hundred years or thousands of years longer," I said, "and nature will recover on its own......."

"No, it's different," D'Ambro said, "as long as there are crowds gathering, even if some places are restored, others will still be destroyed." ”

"Honestly, as an intelligent race, are you willing to watch all races live in a wild and primitive state in order to abide by the way of the druids?"

"You're thinking too extreme," D'Ambro said, "we believe in our own ways of practice, just as people believe in their own gods, and there's no need to push any of them to the brink, and I'm not saying to wipe out all the cities." ”

"That's your limitation," I said, "that you haven't figured out the true way of nature in order to forcibly explain your own path with this seemingly contradictory and even somewhat reluctant, compromising concept!" ”

Dambi was a little displeased, even if he was intimidated by my strength, his tone was no longer respectful, "You are just forcibly explaining!" ”

"Let's go," I said, using a levitation technique, slowly drifting towards the most dusty spot in the pit, "we can slowly observe, field investigations." ”

"Mom, he's annoying!" Tyrannosaurus rex said.

I laughed and said, "No, he just didn't figure it out, we have to tell him what's right." ”

Dambi turned into a giant eagle and followed, "I have never seen a young man as proud as you, proud to the point of arrogance, maybe your self-confidence comes from talent and strength, but you have not reflected on ......"

"Reflection? I've been doing it," I said, "and you think I'm talking like that all the way?" No, to be honest, I have just experienced failure, even, on the prairie, I have experienced it many times, I am not the kind of person you think I am, even, I want to say, I am very humble to learn the wisdom of many people, and my current concept is not my self-righteous self-confidence, but the crystallization of wisdom from many people. ”

"Really?" D'Ambro's voice was stirred up by the wind, and it was even more incredulous.

I watched the fierce battle below, or rather the slaughter, easily crossed the "battlefield" and flew to the opposite side of the land that had not yet collapsed, but was already riddled with holes.

After landing, I didn't dare to dissolve the wind element under my feet, for fear of collapsing the ground.

Dambiro didn't realize this, and the giant eagle fell to the ground suddenly, and immediately trampled a piece of land, so he could only flutter his wings in embarrassment, and landed carefully in another place.

The battle between Ricardo and the giant earthworm swarm was still in a state of stalemate, or rather, attrition, but there were dozens of divergent ones moving towards us at a rapid pace.

Earthworms move extremely fast in the dirt, a distance of a few hundred meters in the blink of an eye.

Neither the Tyrannosaurus rex nor I planned to pay attention to it, and directly blocked the menacing impact with a protective shield, and Dambi could only lift off again.

"Have you ever tried to communicate with them?" I asked the giant eagle that was constantly flying in circles.

"They're in a state of confusion where they can't communicate, haven't you noticed?" D'Ambro said angrily.

"I thought they were just in an unspeakable rage because they were attacked," I said, "and I didn't think they would ...... in peace."

"There is no such thing as peace," said D'Ambro, "and they have always been in a very precarious state of rage and mania......

"How long has it been?" I asked him.

"Probably, it's been months...... D'Ambro said.

"If I were you, I'd take care of them here." I say.

"Poof!" The Tyrannosaurus rex, whose comprehension ability had greatly improved, suddenly highlighted several small fireballs less than five centimeters in diameter.

More than a dozen giant earthworms were burned to ashes in an instant, and the rest were also on fire, and they couldn't survive.

"You ......" D'Ambro couldn't stop it, very anxious, but also very helpless.

I said, "Do you think they're still part of nature?" ”

D'Ambro didn't speak, but found a relatively stable place on the ground and fell down, turning back into its original form.

I didn't follow up and changed the subject: "Have you counted their numbers?" ”

"Not sure," he said, looking at the expanding pit, "at least tens of thousands of ......"

I said, "That's so much, it's more than this land can handle, isn't it?" ”

"Perhaps, it's also a way to let them move......" he still seemed a little unbearable, "not to kill them all......

"Where are you migrating to?" I said, "They're also very reproductive, I guess?" Do you want these scourges to spread throughout the plane? ”

"Isn't it too arbitrary for you to draw such conclusions?" D'Ambro was still unenlightened.

"You know better than me whether it's a disaster or not," I said, "you just don't want to admit it, or rather, your so-called bottom line is so stupid!" ”

The crater quickly expanded, spreading over, and I took off lightly, flying some distance towards the tree.

Dambilo turned to follow, but was silent.

I won't press him anymore, after all, these giant earthworms are only part of it, there are many more parasitic monsters that have not been dispatched, and I have time for him to realize what his concept is wrong.

In fact, according to the theory of the earth, variation is part of evolution - a small number of mutants have adapted to the new environment, eliminated many close relatives of the same period, and destroyed the environment, causing a certain range of effects, but in the long geological evolution of the environment, these changes are irrelevant, including many germs, and already the most powerful species on the planet - humans.

But for the old species, these mutants are the biggest disaster, as if the human beings on the earth are standing at the pinnacle of the biological world, but at the same time, they have also defeated many powerful mutant viruses and experienced great panic and losses.

These parasitic demonic beasts that mutated because of the soil of life should not be an exception, after all, there are still a lot of parasitic beasts in the wood element plane, and the demonic beasts parasitic on the giant tree are definitely not unique, such a situation should have happened many times in tens of millions of years, and even, some existing species are the original mutated species.

But now, the destructiveness of these mutated species is just beginning to manifest itself, and it is actually a little insignificant to the entire plane, and not many people will care about it except for D'Ambro, a somewhat worrying druid......

Speaking of which, it is said that the earth has experienced many biological explosions and extinctions, and at the worst time, more than 90% of species went extinct, followed by a major explosion of species, and countless new species appeared......

Unfortunately, I can't say these things directly to a stubborn old man like D'Ambro or the old gardener Odergaden, and even to my subordinates Vincent Camfer and Trist for the time being.

Therefore, I need to show Dambi the dangers of these parasitic monster mutations, and then, according to Leo's plan, recruit him into his subordinates.

Slowly, the dust at the bottom of the pit began to fall, and the fighting gradually stopped, and it seemed that Ricardo had reduced the number of giant earthworms to a certain level.

"Don't kill all ......," D'Ambro suddenly seemed to change his mind.

"Coincidentally," I said, "I have this idea too." ”

Then, the Tyrannosaurus rex flew down, spread its small wings of less than ten centimeters, and flapped a gust of wind.

Suddenly, the dust in the pit was blown in the opposite direction, revealing Ricardo and less than a hundred giant earthworms at the bottom of the pit, as well as the severed limbs of the giant earthworms that were almost piled up at the bottom of the pit, and the mucus that caused extreme gastrointestinal discomfort......

This scene is indeed a bit tragic.

Leo's attention was a little strange: "If you cut it off, won't it regenerate?" ”

I turned the question to D'Ambro.

D'Ambro has not yet answered, and the answer has been given below.

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