By evening, the fourth Magic Pattern tank designed to treat severely injured plants had been completed in Halcala's Temple.
Compared to the first tank, which was five meters in diameter and ten meters tall, the newly built fourth tank was only three meters across but reached thirty meters in height. Its interior Magic Patterns were more complex, and a passage at the bottom allowed vine-like plants to pass through.
Besides the four Magic Pattern tanks that resembled operating rooms, twenty deep-treatment pits had been built in the Temple. They weren't enclosed in cylindrical Magic Pattern tanks, but each pit was surrounded by dozens of adjustable flow-directing pillars.
Hundreds of these pillars, like the flow-directing towers on the hexagonal plots, gave the Temple a distinctive appearance.
Nido, who had already undergone surgery, had been placed in the first deep-treatment pit. Firefly and Tierney were attaching Life Magic Pattern Amber, one piece at a time, to him. Most of Nido's trunk was devoid of magic.
The amber would guide more magical elements into those magicless sections of trunk, branches, and leaves, strengthening them so they could recover as quickly as possible to the level of a low- or even mid-level Magic Plant.
The newly arrived high-level Stegosaurus Siviji and her two mid-level descendants, along with three mid-level Magic Plants from Night-Kirin City, were processing Magic Pattern Amber in another area.
There was no shortage of amber deposits in this world. Once the Oak Clan discovered that amber was essential—and even consumable—in treating Magic Trees, they sent over some of their own supply and even reserved several amber mines in the south.
After hundreds of pieces of Magic Pattern Amber had been placed on Nido, his treatment was complete. All that remained was the long recovery process, which neither Landen nor Halcala could