Because time was limited, the inspection itinerary had to be changed, which meant some tribes would inevitably be struck from the list.
To Li Ziran, this was a trivial matter, but to those races, it was a momentous event that could change their destinies.
Less than two hours after the changes to Li Ziran's itinerary were announced, the rainforest's Tree Shepherds forcibly blocked the party's path.
Clusters of towering trees rose upright, glaring angrily at the figures before them.
There was no helping it. Though the Tree Shepherds' status could not be overlooked, Ke'er valued the Elves more.
Obstructing the inspection like this set a terrible precedent, and Ke'er had to take that into account.
A third of the forest had already been destroyed, and this tribe was needed to replant the trees lost in the rainforest.
That would become the most important achievement of her future reign.
Ke'er had no choice but to cancel some visits to the Elves to appease the Tree Shepherds.
To prevent further trouble, she sent letters well in advance, stating that after the wedding, the prince would visit each Elven tribe in turn.
Li Ziran did not mind. It made no difference which race he modified.
All his thoughts were on Aimier now.
This was their honeymoon period.
Aimier had become much more forward. Although her Primordial Elf body still looked holy and pure, she would always disguise her puppet and quietly approach Li Ziran to observe his organ modification surgeries.
She was as attentive as an apprentice, watching everything from the dissection of the trees themselves to the replacement and modification of the Tree Shepherds' internal organs, and then the alterations to their roots.
The whole process was complicated, and there was much she could not understand at all, but she paid attention