<h4>Chapter 726: Reaching Into The Same Pocket</h4>


    Verdant Wilderness World had not achieved great unification.


    This world boasted ninerge forests, alongside numerous medium and smaller ones, scattered across the primarily ins-dominated terrain and a smattering of mountains.


    Despite its vast main continent, Verdant Wilderness World had fewer oceanspared to Verdant Leaf World.


    ording to Lorianne, the Rank Four native creature of this ne was a giant tree known as the Verdant Wilderness God.


    It seemed that nt creatures like it oftencked expansionist tendencies, or perhaps this particr Rank Four being harbored no aspirations of dominion.


    The Verdant Wilderness God’s true sphere of influence was confined to only the Lush Verdant Forest, where his physical form resided, and two otherrge forests nearby.


    Its influence over the rest of the forests and regions in Verdant Wilderness World was minimal as demigod-level nt sovereigns mainly governed them.


    Lorianne’s ability to shake the faith of the Green Spikefur King was likely due to the Verdant Wilderness God’s passiveness.


    In Verdant Wilderness World, warfare was exceedingly rare and the word was virtually foreign to most native creatures.


    Only those who lived long enough like the Grenbeak Tree Sein had once encountered or those who maintained a rich oral tradition had any notion of warfare.


    Therefore, the current outbreak of conflict in two of the nine forests was novel for the native creatures of Verdant Wilderness World.


    Two demigod-level nt sovereigns,manding a legion of hundreds of thousands lesser creatures, shed ferociously within their homene.


    For outsiders like Sein and Lorianne, this internal strife was a good thing.


    The more Verdant Wilderness World was embroiled in internal conflict, the more opportunities arose for Magus Civilization invaders like Sein to benefit.


    The fall of numerous creatures from this realm, particrly those of Rank One and above, diminished the power ofw throughout the entire ne.


    Should a few demigod-levels perish outright, it would be cause for celebration.


    After all, those demigod-level creatures were the primary bulwark against the Divine Tower of Verdant Spring’s efforts to conquer Verdant Wilderness World.


    “After nearly ten thousand years of peace, it’s surprising that this world would suddenly erupt into war, especially on such arge scale involving demigod-level creatures,” Sein remarked.


    “If we discount other factors, the most likely scenario is that a new Rank Four creature is about to emerge on this ne,” Lorianne whispered in Sein’s ear.


    “A new Rank Four creature?!” Sein eximed in surprise.


    “The total amount of resources in a ne is finite at any given time. If they relied solely on their homene’s internal reserves that sustained three demigod-level beings, it won''t suffice for the birth of a Rank Four creature.


    “To sessfully advance to Rank Four and transcend to a higher level, inciting a war within their world by following the instincts of biological evolution means nothing. ording to the history of nar development, sacrificing a third of the inhabitants of a low-level ne to give rise to a Rank Four powerhouse has proved more beneficial than detrimental for the ne as a whole. The ne itself can be overburdened by excessive numbers of inhabitants, taxing the nar will.


    “Sometimes, the Guardians might even tacitly approve of such upheaval, subtly manipting events to ensure the ascension of favored powers and races,” Lorianne exined.


    Her profound knowledge was fitting for an erudite Rank Four mage, and Sein found the revtions eye-opening.


    After digesting all the information and sorting out his thoughts, he had to admit that everything made sense.


    “The guardians uphold certain narws, yet thesews can sometimes appear indifferent,” Loriannemented.


    “So, are we still heading north next?” Sein asked.


    “Yes, of course, we’re going! We must seize this opportunity amidst the chaos! If there is really a new Rank Four creature emerging on this ne, we can forget about setting up these Node Weakeners,” Lorianne said.


    “Instead, we’ll directly eliminate this new being. The benefits of doing so will far surpass the minor gains from weakening the narws,” she exined.


    Sein listened intently, feeling the pressure from his mentor’s words. Yet, he was prepared to follow her orders.


    After leaving ckrock City, Sein continued his journey north.


    As Sein continued moving northward, the number of refugees and migrating creatures increased.


    War proved catastrophic for the weaker species of any world.


    The conflict between the two northern forests involved armies totaling five to six hundred thousand.


    However, the broader devastation and casualties among the ne’s ordinary inhabitants were incalcble.


    Currently, four to five million indigenous creatures of the Verdant Wilderness World had suffered severely.


    With the conflict escting, it appeared that two morerge forests were on the brink of bing involved.


    Even the Green Spikefur King had sent a cryptic message to Lorianne recently, hinting at unrest in its territory as well.


    It seemed that Sein’s infiltration on a special mission was almost unnecessary; the internal strife alone within the Verdant Wilderness World was sufficient to exact a heavy toll on it.


    This world was at its most vulnerable just before the birth of a new Rank Four creature.


    The arrival of the Divine Tower of Verdant Spring Army would undoubtedly transform this low-level nepletely.


    Half a yearter, Sein arrived at the in Forest in the north, one of therge forests in the Verdant Wilderness World that was currently fighting in a war.


    The two demigod-level beings were currently shing in the western part of the forest, a confrontation Sein chose not to engage with just yet.


    Now was not the time.


    The ongoing war had turned the once vibrant in Forest into a somber and destendscape—a reflection of its weakening position in the conflict.


    Many of the mobile native creatures in the lush forest had already fled the area.


    Those that remained were primarily nt creatures, rooted to their spots and unable to escape.


    Despite being known for their peaceful disposition, the creatures in this nt-dominated world were not any different than creatures of other nes during the war.


    Death, killing, bullying, and howling became all toomon sights within the forest.


    Sein, as an extranar visitor, felt somewhat detached from the civil war tearing through the Verdant Wilderness World.


    This was a catastrophe for the inhabitants of the Verdant Wilderness World, but Sein was merely an observer, an outsider to the internal strife of these native creatures.


    In recent years, an increasing number of Verdant Wilderness World’s inhabitants had sought refuge in the Green Spikefur King’s Emerald Forest and pleaded for protection from therge green hedgehog.


    The impact of this migration on Sein and Lorianne’s mission was yet unclear.


    That day, as Sein arrived at the nar node at the center of the Emerald Forest, he was met with an unexpected scene.


    To his and Lorianne’s astonishment, they were not the first to arrive.


    “Ohohoho! Is this one of this world’s nar nodes? Let’s follow themands of the great War Gori God and destroy this ce!”


    Dozens of goris with green fur appeared near the nar node where Sein was meant to be.


    “What the hell is going on here? Are we reaching into the same pocket here?” Lorianne’s surprised voice echoed in Sein’s ear.


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