When the Cold Spring Water came into contact with the Blue Silver Emperor's thick vines, a thick layer of white frost immediately formed over their surfaces.
This was caused by the water vapor in the air rapidly condensing.
As the Cold Spring Water seeped in, the insides of the Blue Silver leaf stalks began freezing rapidly. Ice crystals formed within the leaves, piercing their veins.
Almost visibly to the naked eye, those thick vines became brittle and fragile from the influx of Cold Spring Water. Some of the thinner vines had even begun making cracking sounds.
Those were cracks and even breaks caused by the sudden freezing.
Huo Yuhao had not chosen to water the Blue Silver Emperor with Cold Spring Water without reason. To the roots of a great tree, the direct effects of Cold Spring Water were even more lethal.
The Blue Silver Emperor's root system was crucial for absorbing water and nutrients, and its cellular tissues were rich in moisture.
The Cold Spring Water was several degrees colder even than the water in the Ten Thousand Year Profound Ice Cave. It was a genuine spring of ultimate ice.
Once it came into contact with the roots, it would rapidly freeze the moisture within them, forming and expanding ice crystals that tore apart the Blue Silver Emperor's internal veins and severely damaged its root tissues.
This damage not only cut off the normal absorption of water and nutrients, but could also cause the roots to rot. Freezing destroyed the roots' self-protective mechanisms, making them more susceptible to decay.
At this moment, the Blue Silver Emperor was like a person covered in festering sores and rotten scars. No matter how vigorous its life force was, wounds all over its body were constantly bleeding it dry.
The Cold Spring Water