Moreover, the Earthquake Ape was not completely useless.
At the very least, it could still control a tree. Nameless could therefore use the Earthquake Ape's ability to build a perfect plant ship and leave this island more safely.
His original plan had been simple: use the Vampire Jellyfish's sharp hooked claws to fell trees, build a canoe, prepare enough fruits and vegetables, then leave the island and venture out into the world.
But with the Earthquake Ape, he could build a living ship!
The ship would have four decks. One deck would be dedicated to storing soil so the tree itself could take root there, preventing it from dying from insufficient nutrients.
The second deck would be the living area, containing Nameless's room and bathroom. The toilet in the bathroom would lead directly into the soil deck below, constantly fertilizing the soil.
Next came the isolation deck. Normally, Nameless could pass through it to reach the top deck of the ship. But if danger arose, the isolation deck could be sealed at any time, forming a waterproof structure. Then, under the Earthquake Ape's control, the entire ship could dive underwater to avoid enemy attacks.
With such a ship, along with the Vampire Jellyfish's protection, his chances of safely finding the mainland would undoubtedly be far greater than rowing a canoe across the sea.
However, this could not be rushed. The Earthquake Ape still had room to recover further, and choosing a suitable giant tree would also take time.
Besides, the fire was still burning.
Destruction was easy, but protection was difficult.
Nameless only needed the Vampire Jellyfish to spit a few mouthfuls of venom to set the forest ablaze, but putting out the fire now was much harder.
Watching thick smoke billow from the woods, Nameless could only hope for