OBS Chapter 1524 2 Seed
Chapter 1524 2 Seed
Chapter 1524 Two Seeds
"What do you want the seed of the Tree of Myriad Realms for?" Anthony asked, puzzled.
“Of course I need to plant one. I lost the Tree of Myriad Realms a long time ago, and I need a Tree of Myriad Realms to restore the balance of life,” the Migratory Star said.
"Is it necessary? You haven't had a divine tree for so long, what's the point of replanting it now? What will happen if you don't have the Divine Tree of Myriad Realms?" Anthony asked.
The migrating star said, "Without the divine tree to regulate the balance of life, the loss of life increments will be very fast. It was fine when I was asleep and didn't move at all, but now that I'm active, it's a waste that I don't have the divine tree."
Anthony, suspicious, looked the Star Migrator up and down and said, "You wouldn't be thinking of using the Tree of Myriad Realms to parasitize the Ancient Mantis, would you?"
"It doesn't matter. What I need is to reduce the loss of incremental resources, not a strong Myriad Worlds Tree. Whether it parasitizes or not makes no difference," the Migrator said.
“We don’t care. These seeds are offspring of our tree god. We treasure every single one of them. You dare to use them to parasitize the giant mantis? Dream on!” Anthony roared.
The Star Migrator paused for a moment, then said hesitantly, "I only want a seed of the Myriad Realms Divine Tree, not a sapling of the tree."
“Is there any difference?” Anthony asked.
“The difference is huge. I can erase all the parent plant information from the seed and make it a completely new Myriad Worlds Divine Tree, but the offspring cannot erase this information. I also cannot make a Myriad Worlds Divine Tree with parent plant information grow on my body,” the Star Migrator said.
Anthony was a little bewildered by the Migratory Starman's frank words: "If you want to erase the information about the parent plant from the seeds, then why do you think we'll give you the seeds?"
"It's just a seed, it should be fine, right?" the Migratory Star said with some doubt.
Anthony paused for a moment, realizing something was amiss; the two sides held differing views on the matter of the seed information being erased.
Anthony thought those were the offspring of the saplings and tree people, and that erasing their information was tantamount to stealing their children. But the migraters clearly didn't think so.
Anthony thought about it and it seemed to make sense. When the old tree was still the World Tree, a single fruit of life had thousands of seeds. Let alone children, even if you sprouted them like bean sprouts to make dragon eggs, the old tree wouldn't even glance at them.
The worldview of plants cannot be measured by human standards. Anthony turned to Ang and asked in a low voice, and Ang nodded.
Okay, the adults don't seem to mind. I was just overthinking it. But I can't just give it to him for free.
Anthony muttered to himself, then turned to the Star Migrator and said, “Giving you the seeds is no problem, but what will you exchange them for? Equivalent exchange is one of the laws of our Lord.”
"Equivalent exchange? Can't it be different?" the migrating star said, troubled.
Seeds are worthless to the Tree of Myriad Realms; it can collect thousands of fruits from any single one. However, finding something of equal value is not easy. What does "equivalent" mean? It should at least be something of the same level, right?
After thinking for a long time, the Star Migrator said, "I don't have anything of equal value to the Divine Tree. I'll trade you two seeds that are half a level lower. Is that alright? They are both plant seeds that can grow on the Divine Star."
Anthony felt Ang straighten his back and couldn't help but smile wryly: "Deal? Are they all plants that can grow on God Star?"
Other things are fine, Anthony can decide for himself, but not the seeds. In Ang's mind, the value of the seeds is higher than many things, not to mention equivalent, even at a premium. The Star Migrator has stumbled upon a perfect opportunity this time.
Fortunately, the seeds of the Tree of Myriad Realms were not worth much, so Anthony could only console himself with this thought. He had the little tree person bring over two seeds and exchanged them with the Star Migrator for two 'seeds'.
"Kabada, are these seeds or mountains?" Negris couldn't help but curse as he looked at the two 'seeds' that were even larger than a brass dragon.
Is this a seed? It's forty or fifty meters in diameter; you could call it a mountain! Are there really seeds this huge?
"How do you plant it?" Anthony asked the migrating star.
"How do you plant it? Just throw it onto the planet God, right?" the Migrant said.
Ang didn't throw it directly onto the planet. He first examined the seeds, scanning them repeatedly with his mind, then began scraping the seed coats. After scraping a few times and finding he couldn't scrape them, he transformed into a Star Zombie.
A zombie's body is tough, not hard. If you ask what part of a zombie's body is 'harder' than a skeleton, the answer is undoubtedly its fingernails.
The zombie's fingernails have become fused with its bones; they are essentially bones, and they are very sharp.
Ang used his fingernail to scratch the surface of the seed a few times, scraping out a groove and removing a pile of debris.
However, everyone could hear the change in sound. First, there was a 'crack' as a bunch of debris fell off, then a 'crunch' as the sound became quieter and fewer debris fell off, and finally it became a 'crunching' sound, as if it was difficult to scrape.
Negris leaned closer to look and found that he really couldn't scrape it anymore. Of course, Ang hadn't used much force, but this was a Star Zombie, and it couldn't even scrape the seed's surface.
After realizing he couldn't scrape it anymore, Ang started scraping it from the side again, and it still made a 'click-click' sound.
Anthony noticed something amiss and exclaimed in shock, "These skins harden?"
Ang nodded. The surface of these seeds would quickly strengthen according to the damage they suffered. Ang could scrape off the debris with the first scrape, but the debris decreased with the second scrape. Now, when he scraped a different spot, he could not scrape off much with the first scrape. Obviously, the outer skin of the entire seed had been strengthened.
Ang collected the scraped debris, keeping half for himself and giving the other half to Duroken. As for the seeds, he handed them directly to the sapling.
The sapling held the seeds close to its chest, and numerous vines grew, completely enveloping the seeds. When the vines withdrew, the two seeds disappeared, clearly indicating that Ang did not intend to plant them here.
However, this was Ang's prerogative, and the Migratory Starman didn't say anything. After confirming the transaction was complete, he prepared to leave.
Anthony quickly stopped him and asked, "Lord Migrator, where are you going?"
The migrating star said, "I want to find a more open space. It's too close to your divine star and too sunny here."
"You're a god too, you're afraid of the sun?" Anthony was stunned for several seconds before continuing, "Your Excellency, the Star Migrator, will planting the Myriad Realms Tree really allow the ancient mantis snake to parasitize it? Why?"
The migrating star said, "Because it completed the task I assigned it, which was what I promised it."
"Have you completed the mission? Weren't you looking for someone to create the incremental bodies? Have you found them now? No, how can you say the mission is complete?" Anthony said.
"Huh, that seems to be the case. This doesn't mean the mission is complete." The Star Migrator then realized that the person who created the incremental body had not actually been found, so the mission wasn't finished.
“Since it failed to complete its mission, why don’t you hand it over to us?” Anthony asked.
P.S.: Happy New Year! Last year was a rough year; I suffered from a herniated disc and lumbar muscle strain, and couldn't sit still for long. I hope everyone has a prosperous and healthy new year. Indeed, health is the greatest asset!
(End of this chapter)