In Douluo Continent, my summoning of Naxi Da was exposed by the heavens.

The reason these Soul Masters looked terrified was because they had seen these Lannaros before.

They didn't recognize Lannaruo; they only thought it was a spirit beast that only spirit masters wanted to hunt. They were just spirit rings, since Lannaruo looked small and not very strong.

However, by the time they were about to make a move, Lannarro had already disappeared.

This is what happened when Lannarro was first summoned here. After that, Lannarro rarely showed himself to humans.

For Lan Naro, the people of Douluo Continent were even more detestable, and even the children of Douluo Continent rarely maintained a pure heart.

Now that those Soul Masters who had seen Lannaros knew that these Lannaros were actually the followers of the Grass God, how could they not be terrified?

To attack the retinue of a deity is tantamount to blasphemy. Although Little Lucky Grass King is an approachable deity, no one can be sure whether attacking her retinue will anger her.

So most of these people knelt on the ground and confessed their mistakes to the sky.

Don't underestimate these little guys like Lannaruo. They may be small and seem incompetent, but if you really anger them, even a titled Douluo wouldn't be able to withstand a single blow from their staff.

After all, Lan Bailijia was capable of defeating One-Eyed Little Treasure in one move.

On the sky, the Lannaros began to act after receiving Nasita's request. The rainforest was their home ground, and the forest would remember everything.

Nasita, who was standing next to Ouyang Kong, smiled when she saw these Lannaruo. These Lannaruo were her retinue and gifts left to her by the Great Tree King.

The scene then returns to Naxida and the mushroom beast.

"King of Grass, thank you. We all believe you will keep your promise. The moment I woke up, I had a premonition that you had come for the promise."

Now everyone knows that this was a promise given to them by the Great Kindness Tree King, not by the Little Auspicious Grass King, but neither side in the sky knew this.

They all assumed that the removal of forbidden knowledge had caused their memories to become somewhat blurred.

"Is it a promise?"

"You may not remember it, but we firmly believe in this prophecy—that after the calamity ends, the King of Grass will lead us home."

Upon hearing this, Nasida also felt a great responsibility on her shoulders.

"Could you come with me somewhere? The more family members who can go home, the better."

"But didn't you say you didn't know where they were?"

"Yes, but I know their final 'ending'."

Those watching the celestial canopy were also curious about what this "ending" meant. They could roughly guess that it meant death, but how could they take the dead back? The corpse?

However, Tinari, a leading figure in the theory of life, figured it out by connecting the clues.

"It's a dead zone! Previous research on dead zones was lacking. We only knew that they were caused by the influence of forbidden knowledge, but if we connect them with these ancient elemental creatures..."

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Many of the dead zones in the rainforest may be remnants left behind after their deaths.

Tina's guess was correct; the mushroom beast talked a lot while leading Narcida, and Paimon and she had plenty to talk about.

"This isn't how you're supposed to be."

"Yes, the form of our race changes according to the environment. After communicating with the creatures of Sumeru, we believe that the fungus is the most suitable life form for this land."

So we gradually changed into their appearance and merged into their group.

"Is this even possible?"

Not only Paimon, but everyone in Douluo Continent was also surprised. No one in Douluo Continent, whether it was a soul beast, a soul master, or even a god, should possess such an ability.

"Isn't the most important instinct of life 'adaptation'? This is not surprising."

Your hands are shaped like this to grasp and use tools, while the mushroom beast absorbs elemental power to blend into its environment and fight off predators.

We are the oldest grass elemental beings, so we are more adaptable.

While this statement is not wrong, their adaptability has exceeded our expectations.

"So, if I want to, I can transform!"

Paimon said innocently.

"Of course it's not that free. It takes time. You can't make a seedling grow into a big tree in an instant, nor can you make a tree bear fruit in an instant."

In humans, this is called "growth."

Nasita added, "However, human growth has its limitations, and some people will do things that are worse than animals in order to break through these limitations."

I'm specifically calling out a certain guy wearing a bird-beak mask!

"The concept of 'growth' is beautiful and worth appreciating."

During the rest of the journey, the mushroom beast showed its caring side, even trying to carry Narcida on its back.

The sight of a tiny fungus lifting Naxida up was quite amusing.

Then they started talking about the mushroom child, the little mushroom that had asked Nasita for help at the beginning.

That little fungus was not an elemental creature. These ancient elemental creatures had no intention of changing the fungus race.

She had originally named her child, but now she had forgotten.

"You must remember that it's just as important as returning home."

Those watching the sky could feel the mushroom beast's love for the child.

Just as Nasita said, emotions are universal, and this is especially true of pure maternal love.

This also reminds many people who have left their hometowns of their parents, and perhaps they can put aside many things and go home to visit more often.

On the sky, Naxida and the mushroom beast finally arrived at their final destination.

"It really is a dead zone!"

"Teacher Tinari, what is the Dead Zone?"

Zhu Zhuqing, a student, asked.

"Colette, you explain this to us."

"Okay, the Dead Zone is an area that has been corrupted by forbidden knowledge. Being inside will erode your life force, and prolonged contact with the Dead Zone can even endanger your life."

Lana felt this deeply; she had almost lost her life because of the Dead Zone, and it was thanks to the efforts of the travelers and Lannaros that she survived.

"Forest rangers like the teacher used to have tasks involving clearing out dead zones. I actually wanted to help, but the teacher said I wasn't strong enough, so he forbade me from getting close to the dead zones."

"Colette, you're capable of handling things on your own now, but you can't overexert yourself, understand?"

"Yes, teacher!"

The mushroom beast in the sky also revealed the truth about the birth of the Dead Zone.

"The 'dead zone' is the end of our kind of life, and also the final posture we display."

"The most tragic and pitiful end is when you, after enduring so much suffering and becoming so stubborn, turn into such a deadly tumor."

"If I hadn't received help from the King of Grass, this would have been my final fate."

The mushroom beast's tone was also tinged with sadness.