"Of course it matters!" the Guardians answered bluntly. "Do you know what the liver represents?"
"Of course I do." Feng Jun almost laughed. You can't expect to stump me with that, can you? "The liver stores blood, and the spleen governs blood."
"Exactly." The Guardians had not actually intended to make things difficult for him. "The liver stores blood. The great desert has no Vitality, so Vitality must be stored within it. Right now, we're storing spiritual essence there, so the effect will only be better... Do you have any other objections?"
Feng Jun considered it carefully before answering, "Yes. Although I also want to transform the desert, if we do it this way, an oasis will soon appear there. Wouldn't that be a little too hasty?"
"It will definitely be somewhat hasty," the Guardians replied without hesitation. "But Vitality will be stimulated bit by bit, so it won't be too obvious. First buy a plot of land and put on an act for a while, then activate the formation... It won't be too abrupt, will it?"
It clearly understood the cause and effect involved. "Listen to me. A Star-Devouring Demon's liver must be buried in barren land in order to produce a relatively greater effect."
Feng Jun could not help raising a hand to rub his forehead. "It feels like you've dealt with quite a few Star-Devouring Demons. You're so familiar with this?"
"Isn't it easy to deal with such lowly alien pests?" The Guardians spoke with immense arrogance. It said disdainfully, "Blue Star has only been in poor condition lately. Otherwise, I would have thrown these organs away directly. Would they have been allowed to contaminate this place?"
Before Feng Jun could respond, it spoke again. "But if there is a gap, we must acknowledge it. There's nothing