"Are those two all right?" Funiya asked, somewhat puzzled, blinking her large, fresh-green eyes at the nearby light spirits before speaking softly. Please search! The fastest updates are on the webnovel site.
"Those two damned idiots!" Monica sprang up from the ground and shrieked angrily—but then she remembered that the other side had not really done anything wrong. She dropped back down sulkily and answered, "Hmph, they're not dead yet. Luckily, Valhalla reacted quickly. Otherwise, the eighth root system would have crushed them until not even dust remained, conveniently turning them into nutrients for the World Tree."
Funiya was somewhat worried. "Valhalla's movement is too dangerous. This is still a sparsely inhabited forest. If we teleported in a densely populated area, wouldn't it cause massive casualties? Is there no way to avoid that? How did the divine people handle this in the past?"
Monica rarely blushed, but she did so faintly. In truth, Valhalla's materialization process was quite safe. Before confirming the coordinates, they could inspect the situation on the other side of the teleportation point. However, to conserve magic power, she had made Valhalla skip that step, since there was no way anyone could be in the Mintai Forest right now.
Somewhat irritated, she changed the subject. "Valhalla's magic pool capacity is still too small. An ordinary person would only need a few hours to travel from the hills of Shafrund to here, yet we had to teleport twice in succession. Just replenishing the magic power took more than half an hour. If we had twelve magic pools, traveling from Tonigell to Cruz would only require one leap. We also wouldn't need to shut down the other magic-consuming facilities inside the World Tree."
"There's nothing we can do about that," Funiya said with a wry smile. "My lord has