In the enormous, dimly lit tunnel, countless round stone beings hurried forward, trampling quite a few of the glowing plants on the ground.
Earth elementals were relatively mild-tempered elemental creatures.
They would not deliberately destroy things.
But they never cared what they stepped on or whether they damaged the environment.
After all, they were silicon-based life without blood. How could they understand protecting nature?
Fortunately, the tunnel was only a small part of the vast ley line complex.
The stone beings soon entered a ley line node and no longer had to trample the plants.
Looking at the mess strewn across the tunnel, Herad shook his head speechlessly.
Still, roads were meant to be walked on.
With these glowing plants growing on the road, there was nothing to be done if they got stepped on.
The laws of nature were that cruel. Mercy had no place in them!
If the plants were strong enough, they could also catch passing creatures and eat them.
If the Druids heard Herad's cruel view of nature, they would definitely have argued it out with him.
Mother Nature was so wonderful. How could he describe her as so cruel?
They should live in harmony and kindness, and never resort to force until the very last moment.
Though their views differed somewhat, Herad still cared quite a bit for nature.
When he passed the plants the stone beings had trampled, he summoned pale green rain to water them.
That pale green rain was a lesser spell combining nature and water magic.
Every plant touched by the pale green rain entered a state of rampant growth, rapidly recovering from its earlier damage and becoming even more luxuriant.
Restoring the plants trampled by the stone beings along the way, Herad soon reached the ley line node.
The ley