Because the Sky-Piercing Giant Tree had burst from the earth, several fault zones had formed within thousands of miles of the area. At this moment, Angel and the others revealed themselves near a low valley formed by one such fault zone, a hundred miles from the mother tree.
"Were the words that tree said just now spoken through you?" Though Sanders was asking Angel, his tone carried certainty.
Angel nodded. Those final passages had indeed been spoken by him.
"The intent to guide them was quite strong. If they come to their senses and carefully consider the purpose behind those words, it won't be hard for them to see the deliberate traces." Sanders assessed.
"The Dream Plant Fairies have only just been born. Even if they possess innate intelligence, they still need time and experience to forge depth. They won't be able to see it for now." In other words, most of these fairies' minds were still blank sheets of paper. It would probably take them some time before they could understand the deeper meaning in those words. "Even if they do see the traces of guidance, it doesn't matter. They may pay lip service while acting otherwise, but they definitely cannot question their own mother."
"When you are here, you can control Tree Civilization and guide them. But what if you are not in the Dream Wilderness?"
What Sanders meant was that Angel could guide them once, but he could not keep doing so forever. What if, through some oversight, that tree reclaimed the right to speak?
Sanders's words were also what concerned Frod.
Now, Sanders had used his authority to lock down the fairies' strength, allowing Frod to breathe a slight sigh of relief. He no longer had to worry about wizard-level Dream Plant Fairies appearing. However, there