Whether it was Aini, the Phoenix-Roosting Parasol Great Elf, or Ashe, the pea Great Elf, both had already begun their dragon-touching evolution. Whether they would succeed remained unknown.
There were simply too few cases of Great Elves successfully evolving. Fortunately, failure in a Great Elf's evolution would not result in death.
Under the tug of destiny's power, I wonder whether Aini and Ashe can succeed. Come to think of it, I have two Great Elves undergoing evolution, yet with so many Little Elves, it seems no Elf has evolved into a Great Elf in quite a long time. Liszt pondered inwardly.
The most recent instance had been last year, when Nami evolved into a Mangrove Great Elf.
There had also been no movement in the evolution of Elf Bugs into Little Elves for a long time. The most recent case had likewise been last year, when the Rubber Bug triplets evolved into three distinctive Rubber Little Elves.
Perhaps I haven't paid enough attention to them, and destiny's power has not poured itself in this direction, so the Elves have fallen into a normal rate of evolution... Judging by that, the destiny power I can wield doesn't seem all that powerful... No, that's not right. It can even trick dragons—what are a few Elf Bugs in comparison?
He could not fathom the mystery within. The Smoke Dragon and destiny's power were simply too vague and ethereal.
So he did not bother to dwell on them further.
At this stage, the construction of the Mind Island–Reed Marsh magic teleportation array was what concerned him most, while he also had to keep an eye on the search for the Man-Eating Tree Dragon Elf.
Emily constantly sent him the latest updates on the search for Man-Eating Trees.
She had also sent over a batch