After hearing Richard's answer, Pandora frowned slightly.
"So I misunderstood this tree?" Pandora looked at Tinwood, her voice growing quieter. "I just punched him."
"More or less." Richard exhaled.
"Fine, then I'll apologize." Pandora looked at Tinwood and spoke earnestly. "I'm sorry." With that, she put Tinwood back into the container filled with Nutrient Solution.
After doing so, Pandora puffed out her cheeks somewhat unwillingly and added to Tinwood, "Although I was indeed wrong this time, if you really rebel in the future, I still won't go easy on you."
"Hmph!" Tinwood snorted, revealing a disdainful expression.
"Glug glug!"
A large number of bubbles rose from the Nutrient Solution in the container. Tinwood slowly sank down, as though he could not be bothered to pay Pandora any attention.
Pandora pouted, putting on an expression as though she could not be bothered with Tinwood either, then turned and walked out.
The Lich Old Man looked on and followed her out. Before long, his voice rang out as he shouted in exasperation, "You damned skeleton! I was only gone for a moment, and you turned my Magic Puppet into this! And you took so many of my bones all at once? Have you no shame? No shame at all? Give them back! Give my bones back, or I won't be polite! I really won't be polite..."
Richard could not help shaking his head when he heard that, then walked out.
He had no intention of breaking up the quarrel. Instead, he silently calculated how long it would take to recover Eden Garden's losses. He also needed to find the cause of the destructive strange energy wave.
The reason the energy wave had appeared was clearly not the explosives.
After all, they had conducted so many tests before, and only this one had