Surviving the Fourth Calamity
Chapter 2124

Leonard's Gains and Losses

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Although both methods gave plants the ability to purify, purification plants produced by using the environment to guide plants toward a certain direction, then continuously collecting seeds that had formed a degree of memory and cultivating them again in the same environment, were extremely stable.

After several generations, they could even develop stable heredity.

Nature Tower's method, however, was more like using a certain spell to mutate those seeds during their embryonic stage... Though the result was the same, such seeds would never possess heredity.

Many of them would not even produce seeds.

Therefore, Druids did not approve of the path of Nature Mages. Some more extreme Druids even regarded them as enemies of nature.

But then again, compared with true Mages, Nature Mages at least would not easily harm intelligent creatures... Their spells still required permission from Natural Law.

Nature Mages were actually more like people who exchanged their adherence to certain natural rules and their protection of the surrounding environment for a portion of the authority granted by Natural Law.

Other types of Mages could not use the spell rune models of Nature Mages, even if they knew them.

Even Mages of the Good Alignment were no exception.

Then, because of Hill's existence, Leonard took another path.

The grudges between him and Nature Tower had already been settled... Though, strictly speaking, Leonard and the Star Mountains had suffered the greater loss.

But in substance, they had gained the greatest benefit.

At the very least, nobody at Nature Tower could laugh... especially those "clever ones" who had been unwilling to pay the price themselves and had joined forces to push out Leonard, the Half-Elf who was more or less a visiting student.

But Nature Tower had not given them that benefit!

In truth, they still had not honored their

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