Chapter 308: Blood Lord, Your Magic Has a Flaw!
Locke checked again and found that the algae ecosystem in the ocean had not completely gone on strike either. The Blood Curse Court's once grand curse upon this region now appeared riddled with flaws—flaws everywhere.
"The moss was one of the earliest plants to appear on land, while algae was the earliest plant to emerge in the ocean."
Locke said, "Then came ferns, then vast forests, then angiosperms, gymnosperms, and herbaceous plants rose to prominence. That was the sequence of events."
"Both moss and algae are not only the most primitive forms of life in the natural ecosystem, but also the toughest. Even if other plants have gone on strike, these two types are still trying to repair this wounded land."
But they cannot mount an effective counterattack on their own. They need a Botany wizard to lend them a hand.
They need energy to strengthen them. That would indirectly reinforce this ecosystem and attempt to revive the dormant ecology. Locke swiftly reached a conclusion. And right now, I do have a resource that can provide energy to this moss and algae.
This ecosystem has actually suffered almost no damage. It is like someone in a coma—as long as it receives stimulation, it can fully awaken and force this land to recover.
The Bride's Blood Curse may seem bizarre, but these wizards simply failed to find the key point. The land itself is what has been cursed. As long as we treat this land according to the methods of Potion Masters, the curse will naturally disappear.
Attacking those phenomena cannot possibly harm them. To eliminate a phenomenon, one must eliminate the root cause that created it.
*My Forest Sanctuary makes me equivalent to a fledgling forest ecosystem less than twenty years