<h4>Chapter 650: You Haven’t Used It?</h4>


    “ording to my observations, there is a total of five demigod-level creatures in that microne. One of the creatures’ soul me appears quite dull and likely won’t live long,” Lorianne calmly announced from her seat at the head of the table.


    “Another is the guardian of that microne, dwelling in the southeastern part of the Verdant Leaf World,” she added.


    No matter how stressed out and worried Lorianne felt about the internar war, she maintained a stoic and indifferent demeanor in front of other divine tower mages and outsiders.


    This facade undoubtedly helped to calm the minds of the less experienced mages within the Divine Tower of Verdant Spring.


    Even the Rank Three beings in the magic tower never even considered the possibility of losing this microne war.


    Losing was inconceivable!


    Over the past several tens of thousands of years, the major divine towers and knightly orders of the Magus Civilization had experienced only a handful of defeats in internar wars.


    How could such a rare urrence happen to them?


    Lorianne’s worries stemmedrgely from her tendency to overthink and the pressures of leadership.


    This being her first time leading an internar war, her apprehension was understandable, though she anticipated that her nerves would settle with more experience.


    First times were always nerve-wracking.


    Her remarks prompted several Rank Three grand mages to exchange nces.


    Five demigod-level creatures... For a microne, this ced Verdant Leaf World above average.


    Its slightly superior strength suggested that the resources there were quite abundant.


    She gestured toward a lush microne visible in the distance, brimming with nt creatures and wealth.


    It was a piece of honey cake, surrounded by barbs and resistant forces that needed to be dealt with.


    Before the mages could say anything, Lorianne beganying out the n.


    “I will personally break the nar barrier of this microne and open a safe passage thatsts three hundred sandsses. Your task is to quickly establish a firm foothold here and create a spatial passage connecting this ne to the outside.”


    “In addition, I will create a clone of myself through the power ofw and apany the Divine Tower of Verdant Spring Legion into this microne. If we encounter resistance from two or fewer demigod-level natives, I will handle them myself. But if three or more appear...”


    She paused, her gaze shifting to Maya the Centaur and the other mages.


    The demigod-level female centaur, Maya, was ready to demonstrate her loyalty on the spot.


    However, before she could speak, Master Archimedes cleared his throat and advised, “There’s no need for that, Tower Master. As far as I know, clones created by creatures of Rank Four and above can jeopardize the main body if they suffer any significant harm or are destroyed. Tower Master, you’ve only recently been promoted to Rank Four. You don’t need to participate directly in this microne war; it would be safer to coordinate from the rear.”


    “Besides, I believe the Divine Tower of Verdant Spring has sufficient resources to take down a microne of this scale. Based on the intelligence we gathered before the war, aren’t the majority of this microne’s Rank Three creatures, including the guardian, mostly immobile nt beings?” he asked.


    Being the oldest and wisest, Old Dean Archimedes immediately pointed out all the crucial points.


    It was no secret within the Divine Tower of Verdant Spring that Dean Archimedes had an apprentice on the verge of being promoted to Rank Four and establishing his own divine tower.


    Dean Archimedes possessed an extensive knowledge of Rank Four creatures, likely surpassing that of many newly ascended demigod-level mages.


    Lorianne nodded and replied, “Indeed, they are predominantly nt creatures,rgely immobile.”


    If the majority of Rank Three beings in this microne were truly nt creatures, the initial phase of the invasion by the Divine Tower of Verdant Spring would likely face minimal resistance.


    Since these creatures are deeply rooted in the ground, their movement was significantly hindered—if they could move at all, they would be very slow. Some might bepletely immobile.


    Facing such stationary adversaries, the Divine Tower of Verdant Spring would simply need to eliminate them one by one during the battle.


    At the onset of the conflict, it would be exceedingly difficult for these rooted creatures to collectively inflict any significant damage on the advancing troops of the Divine Tower of Verdant Spring.


    The exchange between Lorianne and old Dean Archimedes significantly eased the atmosphere within the magic tower.


    Even Sein and the other Rank Three grand mages were convinced that these otherworldly natives would not pose much of a threat in the early stages of the war.


    Thus, during the subsequent discussion, several other Rank Three grand mages also expressed confidence in managing the native creatures of this microne without the tower master’s direct involvement.


    If the demigod-level nts were also immobile nt creatures, the Rank Three grand mages present had various means to subdue them.


    They couldy out expansive magic arrays, employ specially bred wood-eating worms, or alter the elementalposition of the surrounding soil.


    Could an opponent truly be considered a threat if they couldn’t move?


    These Rank Three grand mages were contemting more than just the elimination of these demigod-level nts; some were already nning how to dissect and study their characteristics.


    The atmosphere in the conference room quickly grew more animated.


    Lorianne seized the opportunity to reassure everyone, announcing that she had also prepared two demigod-level Viridescent Seeds that could be grown into demigod-level nt giants to join their efforts.


    This revtion significantly relieved the grand mages present, bringing a touch of joy to even Maya, the demigod-level female centaur, as if the spoils of war were already within her grasp.


    ***


    After the meeting in the magic tower concluded, Lorianne asked Sein to stay behind.


    Trusting him the most for this internar war, she intended to give one of the demigod-level Viridescent Seeds to him for discretionary use, while the other would be allocated to Dean Archimedes.


    When Lorianne held the milky-white Viridescent Seed in her pale hand, Sein was slightly taken aback. He quickly retrieved an almost identical seed from his space bangle.


    The master and apprentice looked at each other, astonished.


    “Uh, you haven’t used that Viridescent Seed yet?” Lorianne asked.


    “I thought you would have used it by now, considering your experiences in the Viridian Venom me War, the Thunderfall World War, and your travels across the Magus World, including the Western Archipgo''s ckhaven and Knight Continent,” she added, looking away.


    “Well, there were several close calls where I almost used this seed as myst resort. But by some stroke of luck, it was never needed,” Sein replied.


    “Deploying it this time in the Verdant Leaf World war will truly demonstrate its value!” he added, looking up at Lorianne.