Clash of Lords: Civilization Game Comes to Reality

Build, conduct, release.

Miss Elf determined the distance in her mind and opened her palms. The rope net of overgrown grass seedlings bound its body to the ground, and the dense grass net made it difficult to move.

Cast spells quickly.

Before it ran a few steps on the ground, the big spider was caught in a grass net and tied into a ball of rice dumplings.

He hissed in protest.

The spell casting is completed.

I will run around to deal with small things, and then take them back to the garrisoned army for processing. Otherwise, letting these little things steal floating stones every day is not a solution.

She turned around and looked at the elemental creature behind her, waving her hand in front of it, and it tilted its head.

놙How should we solve such a big thing...

There were ten piles of rocks like this in the entire camp, and she watched as the elemental elves hid in them.

In other words, does it mean that these mud and rocks mixed into elemental life larvae are the residence of elemental life?

Ten elemental beings were born in this camp, and then hid for who knows how long without being discovered by anyone, until she discovered the sneaky elemental elves running to take care of the plants to absorb energy.

Maybe these elemental elves will share some of their energy with this big guy?

Plants, elemental life, and elemental elves coexist in a three-way symbiosis.

The elf lady thought about it, then stretched out her hand to press on the elemental being's head, which was a flat stone head not much bigger than a human being.

She found a spell from her vast spell inventory that could make a contract with elemental life.

If these elemental beings could obey her orders, her workload would be greatly reduced. The important thing is the more than ten elemental elves hidden in the elemental beings' bodies.

The new magical plant cannot grow well just because there is no elemental elf to assist it. It's not that she can't do it.

Before she could react, the contract had been reached, and the elemental beings looked at her in confusion.

He seemed to be asking what just happened.

It went very well. She thought she had to beat this guy first before she could sign a contract with him, just like it was often written in knight novels.

But for a person blessed by the World Tree, her affinity to natural life is extremely terrifying.

"Well, you are not allowed to attack others without permission; you must be there when I call you; and I have this for you..."

She reached out and told the elemental life that had just reached a contract with her what she had thought about, so that its weak thinking ability could remember these rules.

Opening her palms, she was curious about how the elemental life would use the floating stone.

The floating stone fragments floated up, and the dust was torn apart by invisible forces and integrated into the body of the mudstone element. This was so insignificant that the floating stone raw ore could not even make it walk one tenth faster.

It seemed as if nothing happened, it was the elemental life that sent her happy thoughts.

After finishing the matter, Miss Elf closed her hands, turned and left.

She still has nine mudstone elementals to deal with! Hehe, from now on she will have ten assistants to help her take care of her plants.

After these elements belong to her, she has a reason to ask Ji Lin for funds, and she doesn't have to worry that the elemental elves she needs will be wiped out by the territorial guards!

Those guys will ruthlessly eliminate anything that will endanger territorial production and personnel safety.

If there is no house, the elemental spirit will go elsewhere to find a new house. At that time, it will be difficult for her to find these little guys.

After realizing that nothing happened without me.

The mudstone element curled up its body and allowed the rocks to cover its surface again, revealing the plants that coexisted on it.

This mudstone elemental returns to its dormant state.

It was restored to a pile of rocks like no other.

The hunting spiders around him raised their heads and shook their heads, then curled up again and lay down on the ground to rest.

It's not time to eat yet, so go to sleep.

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"Well, here's your dinner."

The young soldier threw a rice ball of food to the neat hunting spiders in front of him so that they could be fed by humans without risking their prey.

"Hello, Miss Forna!"

He waved his hand and said hello to the elf lady walking towards him.

Behind her followed an unformed elemental being covered with a small amount of rock carapace and made of mud, slightly taller than her. There are green plants and several flowers growing among the gray and white rocks.

The young soldier had seen this kind of elemental life before, but when he saw it was following Miss Elf, he didn't say much, but there was a hint of curiosity and surprise in his eyes.

A big spider tied into a rice dumpling was also held up by a rope net made of green grass leaves and followed behind her.

Along the way, she caught three such spiders. From a distance, they look very similar to hunting spiders, but up close, their body structure, body shape, and the shape of their pair of pincers are all different.

"Do you know this spider?"

He stared at the big spider that was raised in front of him, stretched out his hand to touch its head, and then came to his own conclusion with uncertainty.

"Ah, this should be eating rich food on the empty island to make yourself fat, right? There are quite a lot of hunting spiders in this place?"

The soldier carrying the basket scratched his head and placed a grain ball in front of the big spider that was picked up by Forna. It twisted its head twice and stared at the food that was handed to it.

Feeling aggrieved, he lowered his head, threw the floating stone aside, lowered his head and began to enjoy his dinner.

Putting aside his previous behavior of holding the floating stone, he seemed to be the same creature as the smaller hunting spiders next to him.

The hunting spider next to him expressed his dissatisfaction with the guy who cut in line.