In front of the dormitory, Locke received the forty-five Watergreen Mountain Beech trees sent by the wizards from Silver Plum Garden, causing even the neighboring Wizard Daniel to glance over in surprise.
Wizard Daniel stood in the room next door along the castle corridor and asked curiously, "Locke, what are you going to do with so many First-Ring Magic Plants? Don't tell me you're making a large-scale ecosystem?"
Locke was stunned for a moment. The Forest Sanctuary did indeed count as a large-scale ecological experiment. "Secret. Secret."
Wizard Daniel saw this and did not continue pressing him.
Every Formal Wizard had some secrets. Pestering them relentlessly would only damage their friendship and offend them.
After using the Druid's Ring to receive the forty-five Watergreen Mountain Beech trees, Locke spent three days slowly transplanting them completely into his Forest Sanctuary.
Over the next month, the forty-five Watergreen Mountain Beech trees would gradually integrate into the Forest Sanctuary. Together with the fifty Watergreen Mountain Beech trees previously transplanted into it, they would become the Forest Sanctuary's most solid foundation of strength.
Looking at the Watergreen Mountain Beech tree before him, which rose into the clouds like a pillar supporting the heavens, Locke nodded slightly.
Watergreen Mountain Beech was a furniture material favored by High-Ring Wizards. Furniture made from it could withstand the Magic Pressure of High-Ring Wizards, and it could also be used to make workbenches for various industries.
It was an extremely valuable cash crop with a wide range of uses, truly material fit for a supporting pillar.
Thus, the ninety-five Watergreen Mountain Beech trees changed the characteristics of his forest, making his Forest Sanctuary sturdier, stronger, and more vibrant.
Locke consulted the information in the books. "A forest can't consist only of plants. It also needs microorganisms. But if I