Farming in a Parallel World and Becoming a God-Chapter 2033 - 944: Chain Reaction

Gaven cautioned, "Do not rely too much on the Dragon Oak Mother Tree in the Golden Apple Garden; you must ensure that you have enough self-defense capabilities to deal with unexpected situations.

The Dwarves Elves are not ones to give up easily, especially after the nature of the Golden Apple Garden has changed."

When they return, they will be prepared and may have found a way to counter the Dragon Oak Mother Tree."

Gaven was not arrogant because of the success of the Dragon Oak Mother Tree’s dreamwalk.

In the secular world, and even before the true gods’ incarnations with weaker divine nature, the Dragon Oak Mother Tree is a formidable presence.

But against more superior existences, it is insufficient.

Recently, he has encountered two such existences in the past half-month.

Both the Lord of War and Mother Earth’s divine incarnations have the terrifying power to utterly destroy the Dragon Oak Mother Tree.

So, no matter what, being cautious toward one’s enemies is never excessive.

"Understood, this will be the focus of my next step," Stelina deeply agreed, she would never let the same tragedy repeat on herself.

If possible, she would never let Parilla off, nor the Dwarves Elf city behind her, Laron.

Parilla was just a secondary mistress of the Laron family, with the main instigator above her.

If not for Stelina’s grandfather intentionally letting the Ancient Green Dragon in, breaking the Dwarves Elves’ conspiracy.

The Golden Apple Garden might not be completely occupied, but it would have been thoroughly looted.

Subsequently, Gaven and the others discussed the corresponding teachings.

They unanimously decided that the Apple Mother Tree should be referred to externally as the Mother of Apples, the origin and mother of all apple trees in Toril, bearing the sacred duty of nurturing and protecting the apple trees, with the Golden Apple Garden as the ultimate destination of apple trees, praying to her will bless one’s apple trees to grow strong and bear abundant fruit.

In comparison, the teachings of the Dragon Oak Mother Tree were much more intricate.

After all, it pertains to the concept of a divine position; the dream is invisible and intangible, and it is hard to imagine without having personally entered the dreamscape.

Especially since many fae race members have the ability to trance, they don’t need sleep, let alone dreams.

Therefore, different races are targeted with different methods and rhetoric.

Currently focusing on the fae race, primarily through personal experience.

"The Ancient Green Dragon is more powerful than we expected; with the current Dragon Oak Mother Tree, there’s no way to completely subdue it, and it’s temporarily impossible to make it ours." Lord Virginia inquired about the disposal of the other spoils.

The suppression ability of the Dragon Oak Mother Tree on giant dragons comes from its unique origin, which imbues it with much of the power of an Ancient Red Copper Dragon.

This kind of dominion is extremely effective against weaker giant dragons or bipedal dragons.

However, against powerful giant dragons, it is inadequate.

Over the past period, the Dragon Oak Mother Tree has been continuously growing.

But mainly in terms of the dreamscape and decaying power, with no enhancement on the giant dragon aspect, even diminishing.

The Dragon Oak Mother Tree, without true giant dragon support, has a dragon’s strength that is like a rootless floating plant, diminishing as it is used.

The Dragon Oak Mother Tree now contains almost a hundred thousand gnolls, causing considerable harm.

If things continue this way, the dragon character before the Dragon Oak Mother Tree will have to be removed sooner or later.

Gaven shared the dreamscape issue he discussed with the Ancient Green Dragon with Lord Virginia: "Can we possibly use the Dragon Soul of this Ancient Green Dragon as a bearer to weave a Dragon Soul Dreamscape?

Dedicated to those gnolls, to see if we can absorb the Ancient Green Dragon’s power to enhance ourselves."

Lord Virginia couldn’t help but give Gaven a thumbs up, saying: "When it comes to imagination, no one can beat you.

You’re really willing to think of anything.

But I can give it a try; at the moment, I do have some influence in the dreamscape.

There’s just one aspect that’s concerning, the nature of the Ancient Green Dragon is cunning and evil, I fear the dreamscape built based on its Dragon Soul would be evil and twisted.

Throwing gnolls, who are easily influenced by dragons, into it might result in consequences not desired."

Gaven accepted Lord Virginia’s compliment, while acknowledging the concerns are not without reason.

Many evils are inherent.

Hunting living creatures isn’t called evil; it’s a survival instinct, a nature all carnivorous animals possess, regardless of good or evil.

Destroying and slaughtering recklessly for one’s momentary pleasure is what is called evil.

Colored dragons are among such.

This evil is carried within the soul.

"We should first try; if a Dragon Soul Dreamscape is indeed constructed, then we’ll consider whether it inherently carries evil and whether it could distort the gnolls’ souls.

After all, if we can’t even construct it, we’re just talking in vain right now."

Gaven offered a compromise suggestion, "We were able to purify those foul giants through the dreamscape, why not try influencing a giant dragon by it.

After all, influence is mutual, just depending on whose strength is greater.

On this matter, we have absolute initiative."

"Makes sense." Lord Virginia felt his thoughts instantly opened up, "Even if the Dragon Soul Dreamscape construction fails, it doesn’t matter.

We can still use the Dragon Oak Mother Tree and Dragon Oak Dream Realm, absorbing the Dragon Soul and Dragon Power of the Ancient Green Dragon, to replenish Dragon Oak Mother Tree’s own consumption.

The chance of the Ancient Green Dragon influencing the Dragon Oak Mother Tree is negligible.

If this method is feasible, we can continue using the Dragon Oak Mother Tree to enhance those gnolls.

Although intricate, it is safe."

"We can try both methods." Gaven was not stubborn in his opinions.

In the construction of the Dragon Oak Mother Tree, Lord Virginia had more say than himself from the very beginning.