Tangela was a little bewildered.
What was the human in front of him talking about?
Were they going to turn the vines growing on him into food?
How terrifying! What should he do?
While Tangela was still dazed, Aiven had already walked up to him.
Tangela instinctively shrank back, his face full of fear.
"Tangela, you heard our conversation."
"How about we make a deal? Don't worry, you won't be losing out."
Aiven got straight to the point. If Tangela agreed to stay, he would have to come by every day to collect a certain amount of vines, so he needed to explain things clearly beforehand.
"The deal is simple."
"From now on, this farm will be your home, and I'll provide the nutrients you need to grow."
"In exchange, you'll grow some vines for me."
At Aiven's words, the vines on Tangela's body swayed, as if he were considering what Aiven had said.
When it came to this grassy field, Tangela could clearly sense the abundant life energy it held. The soil here was far more fertile than any place they had lived before.
Tangela was more than willing to live here permanently. Especially now that they were homeless, this place seemed like paradise to them.
After a moment's thought, Tangela pushed his vines into the ground. He immediately felt streams of energy flow through them and into his body, making his vines grow rapidly.
In an instant, the vines on Tangela's body spread in every direction like countless strands of hair, turning him into a giant ball of vines.
"Tangela, does that mean you agree?" Aiven asked with a smile, looking at the ball of vines.
Tangela gave a soft cry and stretched a vine toward Aiven.
Ironclad Rhinoceros immediately stepped in front of Aiven, but Aiven simply