Winter is still the same.

Even in the desert beyond Jukai, there is a lot of snow piled up.

For the animals that live in the desert, this snow may be used as a water source, but the accompanying cold is not so friendly.

This stretch of land leads straight into the sea of trees, leaving a clear desert mark in the north and south of the sea of trees, from about two-fifths to three-fifths, forming a rare small thin-tree plain.

The nests, lepidopterals for pathfinding and scouting, stopped their advance before the sparse plains.

Several of the Lepidopterans' wings, which seemed to be closer to the texture of trees, stopped flapping and landed on a tree, their body color and structure changing slightly, clinging to the tree.

Others returned to the Sea of Trees outpost in the Dragon's Lair.

Compared to the outpost in the desert, the current outpost, thanks to the joint efforts of the Lepidopterans and the Abyssal Dragons, has even surpassed the dragon's nest that is a temporary general stronghold under the Minions Mountains in terms of the scale of above-ground buildings.

Here, there are even "farmlands", where trees controlled or assisted by large and small Lepidopterans grow in an unconventional manner this winter.

The small-sized Lepidopterans cut off some of the edible leaves from the tree.

The large size of the Lepidoptera, directly controlling the fall of leaves.

Flocks of nesting dragons transported these leaves to various herbivorous nest dwellings and resting grounds, as well as to some livestock farms that evolved as feed.

Due to the accidental discovery that the Regeneration Troll's Resilience tag also increases growth rates and has no growth limit, almost all new livestock have this entry.

There is no growth limit, and it is not a rare thing among living things, and for creatures with hard bones, it can even be simplified to a sentence of "whether the bone scale line is healed".

For many organisms, lifelong growth can be a burden.

There are a series of problems not only in the growing demand for resources, but also in the increased burden on the body due to the inability to change the skeletal structure.

The same seems to be true for otherworldly fantasy creatures like regenerative trolls.

Although it has the support of vitality, it recovers too quickly, which causes it to easily develop deformities and wounds that heal too quickly, and the wound is easy to be encapsulated with impurities.

Moreover, the Earth Walk speculates that these overly resilient regenerative trolls may have spent almost all of their energy in this area, even plundering the energy needed by their brains......

This is confirmed by the fact that most of the subjects who have been given these labels are "becoming stupid".

It is not very suitable for the evolution of the nest dragon as a soldier, but it is worth it for the evolution of meat field livestock.

You don't even have to wait for breeding, you just need to hatch a small meat beast and feed it constantly, and it will soon grow enough to eat enough meat and save energy.

This can't help but remind the earth of those meat animals that have been screened again and again in the previous life.

However, you can continue to try and see if you can get a resilience label that doesn't have these side effects.

The more he developed, the more he felt that his core was some kind of biochemical technology, a remnant of a civilization that was trying to soar through genes.

Ability to orient evolution in such an efficient way......

However, soon, he put this idea down and continued to "enlighten" the newborn nest dragons, instilling knowledge in their brains.

However, at this time, suddenly, a message came-

A Lepidoptera, with a raptor, flew in front of him, and in the movement of its tail to the ground, reported to him in a reverent tone:

"Your Majesty, we have found many clusters of prey in the north heading south."

......

North of the sea of trees.

Tribes of Shuhai, large and small, are migrating to the south with their own winter food stores.

Whether it's the Giant Horn "Humans" or the other tribes that live close to the Kingdom of the Mountains.

The mood of the "human" of the giant horn is not good, but it is not very bad.

Although, the purpose of living near the mountain kingdom is to one day be able to join the mountain kingdom and become a member of the tribe of the mountain kingdom -

Even if it's to be a riding companion for the dwarves.

According to the oral history of the group, their ancestors moved to the sea of trees during the war in which the elven kingdom "allied" all the neighboring tribes.

At the beginning, the Giant Horns were reluctant to become the "partners" of the elves, but now, this group of Giant Horned "people" who yearn for "civilization" are no longer willing to continue to die one after another in the sea of trees, and the tribal wars that are waged from time to time in this unstable situation.

They need peace.

Needing an environment where the race can live in peace, they have gradually confirmed the "civilization" of the dwarves from the various weapons, goblin artifacts, and crafts sold by the gnomes, and look at the yearning of the giant horn cubs.

From generation to generation, even if there are still some people in the clan who praise the unyielding of their ancestors in the face of elven oppression, the current giant horn "human" is no longer the original giant horn.

But...... Compared to the other Sea of Tree tribes, they might be lucky?

They were left on their own after the dwarves came to the tribe to negotiate with them.

The rest of the races were forcibly driven away by the dwarves.

Dwarves also look up to them, dwarves think they have combat power, and dwarves think they are civilized objects worth talking to.

There are even many Bighorn Orcs who do not feel that the hope of joining the Kingdom of the Mountains has become dim, but feel that this is an opportunity.

If they can do their best in this southward migration, and even help the dwarves in some of the actions they may carry out in the future, then they have a chance to join the kingdom of the mountains-

The hooves of the Megahorn "Humans" were not easy to grasp, but they were not stupid, and given the oral history of the Clan, they could tell that the Dwarves might have to cross the sea of trees and leave the mountains in a south- or southeast-oriented direction.

Beasts planning to attack the Minions Mountains? Or are you planning to attack the kingdom of humans to the southeast?

In the process of migrating south, the giant horned "people" did not forget to discuss this issue.

As for what the other tribes think of them, it doesn't matter.

Their giant horn tribe is the most civilized and civilized tribe in the sea of trees, and the others still have too many beast-like backward habits.

However, on the seventh day of their migration south, after another temporary rest, the eye of the tribe in charge of the sentry in the same clan brought them bad news—

There is a tribe that has migrated south, and it seems to have been wiped out!?

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