He-El's expression had turned rather unpleasant. The bunch in front of him seemed to have problems with their iq.
They could not even find him a guide. They gathered in a circle before He-El and discussed it for quite a while before their tall leader finally made the decision: "To end the war, it seems we can only invite the elder to serve as his guide."
"That's right, Patriarch, you should go invite the elder out." Some among the group of green people had slight changes in expression and hurriedly said so.
"Yes, only the leader can handle something like this." The others quickly echoed them, giving the patriarch no chance to refuse.
"You all, I am the patriarch. Listen to me." The patriarch leader nodded solemnly, looking somewhat heroic and tragic.
He-El could not stand watching any longer and said, "I only need a guide to point out who started the war. Then I'll deal with them."
"I know, but our iq isn't very good. Only if I pay the price to invite the elder out can the elder lead you to identify who started this war."
Their patriarch leader was extremely serious and very self-aware.
Such self-awareness was truly rare.
"Fine. Hurry up." He-El nodded and had them get moving.
"Follow me." Under the lead of their patriarch, the group of burly, green-skinned people flew back toward the massive tree on the ground.
He-El called Bulma over and flew down with them. They landed on a platform atop a gigantic tree. Bulma stepped out of the spaceship, turned it into a Hoi-Poi Capsule, and waited beside He-El as their patriarch went to invite the elder to serve as their guide.
Bulma looked around curiously. It was the first time she had seen a tree this huge.
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