Spending another month inside the iceberg, Hill looked with satisfaction at the pendants hanging in three corners of the adamantine chest, then thoroughly sealed the box and placed it in the hazardous goods storage area that the Oak Spirit had specifically arranged in a corner of the pendants.
Although he felt that the Oak Spirit's sense of crisis was a bit too strong, the Oak Spirit was the one busy with everything inside the pendants anyway, so Hill followed his request and set up another layer of thick adamantine walls outside this corner's storage room.
Hill glanced at the Flower Fairies and Wood Elemental Spirits, who were supporting their chins with both hands and sitting in rows in midair waiting for him, and smiled as he shook his head.
Perhaps having established an emotional bond with the Flower Fairies, the Wood Elemental Spirits tried hard to request to go to Hill's territory with them, not wanting to be sent back to the Elemental Realm by Hill.
Hill actually hesitated a bit, as pure wood elementals rarely appeared here in Toril, or it could even be said they basically did not exist at all.
The appearance of wood elementals actually represented the weakness of the earth.
Earth elementals were rather more common; after all, there were indeed some planets in the universe composed entirely of metals.
However, Hill finally agreed to their request, as he remembered the World Tree traits of Telashir.
The place where wood elementals first appeared was none other than the World Tree.
Hill put on a white wizard robe with a large hood and waved for the Flower Fairies and Wood Elemental Spirits to hide inside together.
Carrying small bags and holding tiny boxes, the Flower Fairies happily rushed in.
Although the wood elementals were puzzled as