Farming Tree Spirit

Dreamland.

The center of the Altar of the Moon God.

Rhodes didn't know how big a sensation his slight poke would cause.

him at this time.

He was standing next to the Moon Well, looking at the position where the light spot disappeared, looking a little annoyed.

"Isn't it because I pushed too hard and stabbed the firefly to death?"

Rhodes swore that he just wanted to touch the light group lightly to see what kind of firefly it was.

After all, it was hard to avoid the appearance of a third living creature besides him and the little thing, so he was inevitably a little excited.

Who would have thought of the outcome.

The firefly was instantly poked out.

"I really didn't mean it. Brother Firefly, please don't come to me for revenge."

He put his hands together and bowed in the direction where the light group disappeared, and apologized sincerely.

As a result, just as he was about to stand up, light suddenly gathered and a scroll appeared in front of him, slowly falling from the air.

Now Rhodes was even more confused.

He looked at the scroll and then at the Druid's Heart that had not been taken away in his hand.

That's not right.

Why can I get something without asking for a sacrifice this time?

Could it be that the firefly was taken away as a sacrifice?

Not even a body was left behind, maybe the moon god thought the firefly was strange and kept it as a pet.

seem……

This is the only explanation that makes sense.

Rhodes hesitated for a moment, then finally took the scroll and opened it to check.

[Get entry-level magic scroll (rainfall spell) x1]

[Rainfall: Guide magic power, mobilize the water element in the air, and perform small-scale precipitation at a designated location. 】

Rainfall!

Rhodes was delighted.

Sure enough, praying sincerely was useful, and the Moon God really gave him what he needed most now.

Although it is only the lowest level of rain spell.

But it solved his serious water shortage problem at once.

"Try it first to see if it works."

Arriving outside the plantation, Rhodes followed the magic circle depicted on the scroll, raised his arm to mobilize his magic power, and carefully drew it in front of him.

Not a moment.

He relied on his experience with the first two magic spells to draw most of the magic circle, and saw that he was only one step away from successfully casting the spell.

Snap!

There was a crisp sound.

The magic circle that was almost taking shape suddenly collapsed and turned into magic power and dissipated in the air.

failed...

This was the first time Rhodes encountered a spellcasting failure.

Water magic is indeed much more difficult than the natural magic he is good at, and he feels that there are not many water elements on the altar.

However, he was very satisfied with being able to reach this level for the first time. After a brief recovery, he mobilized his magic power to continue practicing.

The little thing in the distance looked here curiously, looking at the magic circle that was constantly building and then collapsing in front of him. He also stretched out his little hand and tried to wave it twice in the air.

When he found no response, he ran away bored and continued to insert wooden stakes around the altar to make a fence, just like a gopher digging everywhere.

Buzz——

Just then.

Powerful magic fluctuations appeared.

After more than a dozen failures, Rhodes finally succeeded in drawing the magic circle. A translucent blue halo appeared in front of his palm, pointing directly in the direction of the plantation.

The next second, there was a crash.

A drizzle began to fall in a small half of the plantation, washing away the soil on the leaves, and even the little things working on the side poked their heads out of the pits.

When I saw it raining in the plantation, I immediately screamed and ran to the small tree and jumped happily.

"It's done!"

Rod was overjoyed.

Stepping on the wet ground, a refreshing feeling instantly surged through the body. There was a sense of relief that was suddenly released after an inch of relief, and it was like eating a serving of Wallace's after being constipated for several days.

He almost couldn't help but moan.

He now finally understood why plants needed water so much.

"Come again!"

After saying that, Rhodes cast the spell again.

Rain spells gathered in the sky one by one.

The originally languid crops also regained new life under the irrigation of rain, and each branch stood straight.

[Successful cultivation, experience value +1]

…

[Successful cultivation, experience value +1]

…

Just half an hour.

Rhodes' experience increased by two points.

Although the acquisition speed is slower than cultivating magic, the range of rain spell is large.

Water several plants at once.

The cumulative effect cannot be ignored.

"Just in time, we can start planting wheat."

He had not forgotten his previous plan to stock up on food.

After watering all the plants, he went to the wheat plant that had grown golden ears and carefully collected the seeds.

[Crop harvest, experience value +3]

Damn it?

3 points of experience? ?

Rhodes was startled by the sudden prompt message, and quickly glanced at the panel, and his experience was indeed improved.

[Demonized Tree Spirit lv5]

[Experience value: 17/50]

Obviously.

Experience gained is calculated based on planting progress.

The cultivation process is at one level, the seeds are at another level for germination, and the crops are at another level for harvest.

And there are also differences between plants.

When watering large plants, experience is gained significantly faster, but the maturity cycle is long. He has picked so many fruits and has not seen any experience gain. Ordinary plants win by quantity, especially during harvest.

Doesn't that mean.

If he has enough seeds and a magic harvester, can he level up without getting stuck?

"Good idea."

"If you have a chance in the future, let's build a magic harvester first."

Rhodes crossed his arms and thought seriously.

Then he took the collected seeds to the field cultivated by practicing the cane whip and started sowing.

The little thing that was absorbing water in the plantation saw this and ran over to help, digging trenches under his command.

The two dryads, one big and one small, worked all morning before finally planting all the seeds.

And cast rainfall to ensure the germination rate.

period.

Rhodes also gave it a try.

Use nurturing magic to strengthen the rain spell.

But it failed.

Because rainwater is not a plant, it cannot be cultivated, so he can only water it area by area, which makes him very tired.

In the end, he could only lie down next to the Moon Well.

Take a sip of spring water and lie down to recover.

"Eaaah!"

I don’t know how much time passed.

The cry of the little thing came.

Rhodes looked up and saw it standing next to the mutated sapling. He stretched out his hand and pointed anxiously at it, as if he had discovered something extraordinary, but he didn't dare to get close because of fear.

"What's wrong? Are there insects on the trees?"

Rhodes stood up and walked over, looking at the small tree in the direction it pointed.

Oops.

On a small tree laden with fruits.

I don’t know when a strange flower bud appeared.

It was flashing with dim light, like a light bulb about to explode.

The little thing was so anxious that he stamped his feet, thinking that insects were harming the small tree, he pulled out his short spear and poked the flower buds, then ran away and hid behind Rhodes.

"It scares you."

Rhodes glanced at it silently, then looked at the bud again, and took a closer look.

"This doesn't look like..."

Snap!

The words were not finished.

The bulging buds actually exploded.

A white ball of light like a ghost flew out and quickly shuttled through the plantation.

Rhodes, who has sharp eyes, immediately noticed that the flight path of the white light group seemed to be always surrounding the plant and would not leave too far.

ghost?

wrong.

It seems to be a soul.

This is actually a soul body composed entirely of spiritual energy!