Great Forest Nursery
When Landen returned to his family's Magic Plant plantation in the Great Forest, he felt an extremely abundant surge of magic. That feeling of magic filling his entire body was something he had only ever sensed inside a Training Array.
Landen finally understood why the elf races, who relied on magic the most, all soaked themselves in cities deep in the mountains and old forests. It was not that they had been driven away by humans; it was that they thought the climate of your mountains and plains was too wretched.
Very soon, Landen and Tania began renovating the Nursery. His idea was simple: draw Life Magic Patterns on the Nursery's original rock walls, making the magic elements within the Nursery even more plentiful.
However, after Tania finished, the effect was not particularly good, because the Life Magic elements in the forest had already been quite abundant to begin with. Once they reached saturation, increasing the concentration did nothing.
Fortunately, such a small matter could not stump Landen. He began directing Tania to draw arrays on the ground, guiding the magic elements in the air into the soil. He even transformed a portion of the empty ground into two rows of small pits, each half a meter square, with a comparatively complex Life Magic Pattern inside. The arrays on the walls supplied magic to the patterns in the pits, and each pit held one low-level Magic Plant.
It could be said that Landen had combined his previous thinking from raising Magic Fish with his recent experience modifying Dragon Blood Thorn. Level-0 Magic Plant seedlings were planted together in ridges; plants that had already reached the beginner level were planted individually; the more precious ones were placed in eggshells. In the future, if any Magic Plants reached the