The magical beasts that were of no help to Ang but could play a role in the World Tree's ecosystem, especially insect-type magical beasts, were not forcibly driven away.
Ang raised a hand, signaling Drumil to guide the World Tree's branches and leaves into motion.
At once, those insect-type magical beasts seemed to hear a summons and returned in orderly fashion to their respective spaces.
Such as the Black Armored Ant colonies, tree mantises, red-eyed maggots, and the like.
Though they looked ferocious, they were uniquely helpful to the World Tree's humus layer, roots, and soil. They could regulate nutrients and environmental cycles.
The World Tree needed these "cleaners." Otherwise, the spaces within it could easily fall out of balance.
Only the Purple-winged Bee clan was not sent back into a closed space.
Ang merely stabilized their passageway at the surface, allowing them to freely come and go, gathering pollen and magical elements from outside.
Purple-winged Bees were natural pollinators of Magic Plants. The violet pollen dust emitted by their wings was tremendously beneficial to the growth of medicinal herbs.
Ang already had a clear plan in mind—he would cultivate vast herb gardens around the World Tree and plant all kinds of magical herbs.
The soil here was fertile, and the elements were abundant.
Together with the elements continuously gathered by the World Tree, it was practically a natural nursery.
Even rare high-grade medicinal materials from the outside world could be grown here on a large scale.
With the insect-type magical beasts and Magic Plants properly settled, all that remained was for the intelligent races to make their choices.
Ang did not force any race to stay.
To him, what truly mattered were those willing to submit to him and acknowledge him.
Thus, once the passages had all been stabilized,