Dear Broom Knight.

Chapter 488 The Origin of the Banyan Tree is Quite Strange
Lowry soon found the clue.

The area where the banyan tree grows is the original blacksmith shop.

Speaking of which, the forging skills of that artifact spirit were indeed too good.

However, the Mechanical Realm is very good at building things like workshops and factories, and Singularity is a powerful divine power, so it is normal that it can build a divine artifact-level foundry furnace for its own demiplane.

But what about this banyan tree?
Can a foundry furnace be turned into this?

Lowry looked confused.

He looked up at his own demiplane.

Originally, Lowry had no intention of raising animals or plants in his own demiplane. He just wanted to plant more plants since he already had several species of bees.

Then he quickly learned his lesson.

Lori couldn't describe the subtle feeling, but after planting a certain number of plants, he felt the imbalance of the demiplane.

Even the plants themselves seem to be longing for something.

Lori tried many ways to solve the problem but failed...until a couple of days ago when he was unhappy, he threw a few small animals in.

It suddenly occurred to Lori that this was probably a problem with the attributes of the demiplane.

His demiplane can actually promote the growth of plants and animals, and can also make certain plants and animals exhibit special effects.

If there were only plants, it might have a negative effect on the natural properties of the demiplane, so the demiplane was urging Lori in its own way.

This was somewhat in conflict with the development of the demiplane he had envisioned.

But after two days of hesitation, Lowry immediately took action to resolve the issue.

This is not a bad thing.

The demiplane was originally a trace left over from a broken world, and then a balanced space was established after the four elements of earth, water, fire and wind were reintroduced.

Different demiplanes will have special demiplane properties due to the different creators and the different environments at the time.

This property will not change even if the demiplane is broken and then repaired.

Lowry just didn't expect that the powerful divine power of the Mechanical Realm could actually create a demiplane that was more inclined towards the natural atmosphere.

It’s not that Lowry hasn’t looked into the properties of this demiplane, but he wouldn’t dare keep it for himself unless he had studied it thoroughly.

What he didn't expect was that this half plane actually had dual attributes... At the beginning, what he detected was the order-side attribute related to alchemy.

In this demiplane, not only will you get a huge bonus when making puppets and items, you can also use the alchemy workshop to perform standardized processing.

As long as the formula is accurate enough, it can be put on an assembly line immediately.

Although it consumes energy crystals and you can only make one at a time, it does free your hands.

If we get a few more puppets that can put raw materials onto the assembly line, we won’t have to worry about anything until the energy crystals run out.

This function is indeed very useful for a leader.

But for Lori, the Alchemy Workshop is not something he really needs, except for the fact that it can increase the properties of his products.

He did give Cheska and the others a lot of good things... but they were all for his practice.

What he needs is to master the production process so that he can create more perfect wonders.

Once he feels that he has accomplished something, Lowry will not bother with it anymore.

Lowry really had no objection to letting him give away or sell these training items that he could never use.

But asking him to build something specifically for a group of people...that's simply impossible.

He really wasn't the type to take good care of his men.

Therefore, Lowry's original idea for the demiplane was to create a botanical garden, a large warehouse, and an alchemy laboratory.

Of course he also wanted to build a workshop, but he planned to wait until he reached level 20 before considering it.

The magic workshop used by the mage has a relatively high demand for mental power, and the higher the mental power, the better the properties of the awakened workshop will be... This thing is actually a special alchemical equipment.

There are almost no two workshops that are exactly the same in the world.

Even if the same person wakes up at the same time, they will look different due to some subtle differences in the materials.

Unless, these materials not only come from the same place, but also from an area in the starry sky that has never been exposed to any foreign existence, not even air.

Even gods wouldn't be so bored as to go play in such a lifeless place, right?

You know, that kind of place is generally the so-called spiritual place. Even the gods themselves cannot extract all the ore from a mine with just one spell like in the ordinary world... unless they dig it with their own hands.

This is simply, basically impossible.

As an old man who has studied the basic concepts of the multiverse, Lowry has a good understanding of the gods here.

Even someone like Umberle, who would steal money from his own followers, wouldn't do such a thing! Gods would never let humans see their 'mortal' side.

After all, humans only respect non-human creatures, but when it comes to their own kind, no matter how powerful they are, they are prone to have a mentality of "it's no big deal, I could do it if it were me."

Powerful gods may not care, but ordinary gods absolutely cannot accept such consequences... Humans do like to create gods, but they prefer to find human flaws in the beings they put on the altar and then pull them down.

Therefore, gods can be evil and willful, but they cannot make people feel that they are humane.

Lowry didn't dare to speak too firmly because he was worried that there would be another him.

Although he is not that diligent, he is probably too lazy to do it.

But if there is any benefit that he sees, after thinking it over, Lowry feels that he will do it.

His face actually doesn't have to be worth anything...it's just that most people can't afford the price.

Most importantly, Lowry felt that people of their background probably wouldn't care about any beliefs.

Unless he is like the military advisor beside Gaota, a foreigner who can create a "large" religion with just a few dozen people.

After all, Lowry studied oil painting and had come into contact with people from Europe and America... Although they are monotheistic, it does not prevent people who are a little, um, persuasive from considering themselves to be this 'god'.

Although they have faith and seem very pious, when they have the opportunity to become gods, they will turn around without hesitation, kick away their original faith, and become gods themselves.

Because they understand better the benefits of faith.

But the country where Lowry came from has always had requirements for gods since ancient times.

Even smart people who have the opportunity to become gods will not care too much about so-called faith... At most, they will regard it as a tool, but generally they will not give up themselves in order to gain faith.

Lowry actually hopes that somewhere in the multiverse, there is a being like himself. Even if he will never meet him, just knowing that there is such a person can make him feel less lonely.

Of course, he couldn't be the awkward person who was ostracized by the multiverse and sent to the so-called '0-magic' world.

This is why Lowry is not very interested in the aide of the Lord of the Tower... No one knows what kind of world he comes from.

Lowry shook his head and patted the banyan tree in front of him.

The banyan tree swayed happily.

Feeling his absolute control over these magical plants, Lori could no longer deceive himself... These plants were refined by him at the same time as the demiplane.

It must have some special connection with that magic furnace.

Perhaps the peculiar natural tendencies in his territory were related to these banyan trees.

Lori contacted these banyan trees again... Unfortunately, they were still too small, and Lori himself was not the type with a high perception, so he still couldn't successfully enter into resonance.

Judging from the growth rate of magical plants, it will take at least 10 years for these banyan trees to have enough intelligence to organize their language and explain their origins clearly.

Otherwise, only people with special talents like Valeera could roughly understand it.

So, Lori has always disagreed with what Valera said, that he changed her tragic fate.

With Valeera's tenacity, no matter how many difficulties and hardships lie ahead, she can get through them with her own will.

Since she has this talent, she will definitely be able to use it.

At most, because of Lori's existence, she experienced less pain.

So, Lori accepted her loyalty, but did not want to be worshipped by Valera as a savior... If it was Valera who stayed with him, the girl would definitely take care of his daily life in every possible way.

That's nice, but not necessary.

Lowry didn't need someone to check every day to see if he was eating well and sleeping well...Mrs. Yagris never took care of him like that.

He still prefers subordinates like Cheska who have a stronger sense of boundaries.

However, Valeera has sorted out her chaotic emotions in the past few years... She and Micro... Hmm?

Lori stopped his thoughts on the big banyan tree, then denied it after thinking about it.

The big banyan tree had already existed on the back hill of Valeera's home before he appeared, and it was a five-hundred-year-old tree.

The reason why Lori chose to water him with all kinds of nutrient water, and sprinkle him with those strange energy potions and fertilizers in his demiplane was because Micro was the most vigorous plant in that area.

His fate with Valeera must be destined, and it definitely has nothing to do with these little guys in the demiplane.

Lori stood up and took a look at the circular lake he had just taken care of... He really couldn't bear to see his demiplane turn into the animal forest outside, so in the end he could only think of a way to limit the number of animals.

He placed small groups of three or five animals on small islands of less than 200 square meters using chain-shaped lakes and streams.

Then an island covering an area of about 5,000 square meters was formed in the middle of the lake.

It sounds easy, but just completing this task consumed more than half of Lowry's mana.

(End of this chapter)