The Sea of Illusory Flowers.
Little Mage stood quietly on the plains. A breeze swept past, stirring waves of color around him.
His black hair and robes fluttered in the wind.
At yesterday's meeting of the Eight Kings, he had proven to the Spirit Breath Race's Seven Thrones that he had "accidentally" gained the ability to connect to the Mysterious Shop.
The seven kings had all expressed their willingness to let him manage the race's resources and seek benefits for its development.
His next consideration was how to use the Mysterious Shop to pave the way for the race's development.
The Player Shop offered a vast range of goods. Which choices would maximize the benefits to their development?
Little Mage crouched, lowering one knee to the ground.
He activated Eagle-Headed Demon, extending his perception into the earth.
In an instant, the pulse of the earth veins traveled through his fingertips. A luminous glow, invisible to the naked eye, flowed through the soil like a sleeping galaxy.
Although the soil of the Illusory Flower Plains could not be considered a Spirit Field, it contained abundant vitality. In his perception, every grain of earth was wrapped in particles of green fluorescence.
Even a preliminary examination confirmed that this region was highly suitable for growing spirit plants once reclaimed.
The Player Shop sold spirit plant seeds of every kind.
In Little Mage's view, growing spirit plants would provide a good source of income during the initial stages of development.
Monster World was different from the Minor World. Spirit plants had very short growth cycles here.
For example, a spirit plant that took years to mature on Earth might need only ten days in Monster World. That was merely the reduction in maturation time; the other differences were even more pronounced.
Spirit plants on