Elf Farmer

Liat couldn't help but repeat Alvi's last words in a low voice: "One day we will go to the Warcraft battlefield to plant flowers..." She moved the big fluffy tail in her arms and nodded heavily. Nodding, "That's right! Let's go and plant flowers!"

Alvey responded and sped up.

Liat originally thought that Alvey would come ashore when he swam along the river to the teleportation circle closest to his home. What she didn't expect was that Alvey kept swimming in the river and never meant to go ashore. , when Alvey finally emerged from the river, Liat discovered that they were already indoors - more precisely, in an indoor swimming pool.

Liat: "...Elvi, did your family dig a swimming pool that leads directly to the river?"

Alvey put the snow-white little squirrel still sitting in the magic cover on the edge of the swimming pool and was swimming towards the other side. When he heard the sound, he smiled and responded: "Yes, this will make it easier for my dad to go out. It can also By the way, it will drive away the large fish and giant fish in the nearby river."

When he swam to the edge of the swimming pool, Alvi turned around and said, "Liat, let me go to the back and change clothes first. You can go directly out from here to the living room. Put two magic gems into the lantern fruit on the table in the living room. My mother It will come.”

Liat responded. She lifted the magic shield on her body, pushed the door open and walked out. As soon as she walked out, she entered a dimly lit hall. The source of the light was the lantern fruit placed on the table in the living room.

Only then did Liat realize that she was now in the basement of Alvey's house - after all, the first-floor hall on the ground floor of Alvey's house was not laid out like this.

She walked to the table and found two magic gems next to the small lantern fruit. So Liat picked up the magic gems and stuffed them into the opening of the lantern fruit. The original dim yellow light gradually became It became brighter.

"Are there any guests here, Alvy?" Sophia's voice rang quickly. Liat turned around and saw her pushing open a small door on the wall of the living room and walking in. He saw her standing in front of the table. It was Liat. Sophia was not surprised. She asked with a smile: "Little Lia? Are you here to see the growth of the snow lily?"

Liat trotted up to Sophia almost excitedly: "Has the snow lily really sprouted?"

Sophia nodded affirmatively: "Not only has it sprouted, but it is also growing very well. Come on, I will take you to see it."

A greenhouse was also built in the basement of Sophia's house - this underground greenhouse looked very similar to the glass greenhouse in Liat's house. Liat thought that this was probably from the same construction team.

The underground greenhouse of Sophia's house is full of all kinds of flowers. As soon as you walk in, you can smell the fragrant fragrance of flowers. However, Sophia led Liat in front of him and walked to the depths of the glass greenhouse - where There is actually a small glass greenhouse that is just above a human waist. Of course, this "just above a human waist" refers to Sophia's height. For Liat, who now looks like a giant squirrel tribe orc, this small greenhouse is The height was already at eye level with her, which made it very convenient for her to lie down on the small flower room and carefully observe the small plants inside.

Liat had never seen the wild snow lily, and naturally he had never seen the snow lily specially cultivated by the snow elves. But just looking at the two plain white and slender leaves, Liat felt that this plant It's beautiful - the plant that purifies magic is absolutely beautiful! .seven

After seeing the snow lily growing well, Liat couldn't wait to ask Sophia about the conditions for the germination and growth of this plant. After listening to Sophia's introduction, she couldn't help but feel a little emotional - this specially cultivated magic The growing conditions for plants are really harsh.

Naturally, Sophia did not study the germination conditions of the snow lily by herself, because she had previously hired quite a few fairy gardeners to help select plants suitable for planting in the rainy season, and Sophia also brought the seeds of the snow lily. In the past, please leave it to the fairies.

The fairies already know a lot about plants, and the people who came to Lockleli Town at that time were all professional gardeners. There happened to be a gardener who carried an alchemy product that could test seed preferences, Sophia said. It was an alchemy product that looked like a measuring instrument. According to the gardener of the wind fairy tribe, it was specially refined for her by a high-level human alchemist. In return, she lived with the alchemist for several years. She didn't leave until that human race died for ten years.

Liat thought that the alchemist probably thought that he had obtained a cute elf pet. The human race must not have thought that he was also a companion pet for the elf...

Although the elves seem to be very fragile, and their bodies are easily affected by magic, but compared to the human race, they are actually a long-lived race. The normal life span of an elf is about 90 years, and this The normal life span of the human race in the world is about [-] years old - whether it is the elf race or the human race, the life span of magicians and warriors has to be said separately. Generally speaking, they are longer than ordinary people.

But thanks to the alchemy artifact, the fairy gardeners quickly allowed the snow lily to germinate. Unlike the wild snow lily, the artificially cultivated snow lily specifically for purifying magic elements needs to be constant and designated. It will grow only when the temperature and humidity are high, and the light requirements are not very high. Even if it is exposed to sunlight, there is no problem - as long as the specified temperature and humidity can be maintained under sunlight exposure.

Liat: ...That's impossible, right?

The most important thing is that the germination and growth of Snow Spathiphyllum requires a constant and specified magic concentration. Sophia reported to Liat a magic concentration that would definitely cause a magic riot if it were higher. Liat looked at it. The snow lily growing quietly in the small glass greenhouse couldn't help but sigh deeply: "This is too troublesome!"

Sophia nodded with deep understanding: "Yes, it's very troublesome."

Sophia solved the problem of temperature and humidity by building a small glass greenhouse. As for controlling the concentration of magic elements, she has no good way. Currently, she is trying to carve a space on the ground where the snow lily grows, which can be gathered together. The free magic element continued to release the magic circle, but because the released magic element was not strong enough, she had to call Hood and Alvey over every day to manually input a part of the magic into the magic circle.

Liat looked at the floor of the small glass greenhouse - at the foot of the snow lily with two slender white leaves, there were piles of magic gems, completely covering up the magic circle.

"How can there be so much free magic in the air? Even if there is, it won't be able to collect it for a while, so I have to pile magic gems on the magic circle." Sophia also sighed: "It's just such a piece of snow Spathiphyllum, I feel like the magic gemstones I have at home are not enough."

Liat thought that there was a battlefield of Warcraft, and there was actually a lot of free magic in the air. This kind of Snow Spathiphyllum would have such a high demand for magic. It should be specially cultivated by the snow elves. Only in this way can it achieve the desired level. The purpose of purifying the magic element, but she didn't say anything. After all, for a while, there was really no way to make good use of the free magic element.

After thinking about it, Liat asked Sophia if she could transplant the snow lily plant. Sophia nodded readily. She already had the materials she needed to refine the potion for her son. This specially cultivated snow lily plant was Spathiphyllum was not a necessity to her. It was because Liat was too busy to grow snow lily that she took it home and tried to plant it - although in the end it was the goblin gardener who finally planted it.

It was not easy to transplant the snow lily. Finally, Sophia went to find a large wooden basin, called Alvy who had changed clothes and Hood who was cooking in the kitchen, and asked them to transplant it directly. The entire small glass greenhouse was moved into a large wooden basin, and then the large wooden basin was moved through the underground passage and then transferred to the teleportation circle, and the snow lily was successfully delivered to the basement of Liat's house.

When Liat walked through the underground passage, it felt quite novel. She originally thought it would be a narrow and small underground passage with darkness everywhere. Unexpectedly, the underground passage was not dark at all. The walls on the left and right sides of the passage There are four rows of rushes planted neatly on the ground, just like four rows of bright light strips. The two rows above and the two rows below illuminate the underground passage very brightly.

Like rushes, rushes are plants that can be used for lighting. Although rushes emit much brighter light than rushes, they are not as easy to place and clean up as rushes because rushes can only emit light when they are alive. , if you want to use rushes for lighting, you can only plant a pot of rushes in the house. This plant produces seeds very quickly. As long as you bring a pot of rushes to your home, you don’t have to wait for the next year. You only need to wait for half a year. By the end of the month, rushes will grow in the house and yard, and the grass will grow more and more!

The light of rushes is very bright at night. A large field of rushes growing in the yard can barely be tolerated as a night light, but if a large field of rushes grows in the house, it will definitely be so bright that people It's hard to sleep well - so the rushes that emit bright light are not as popular as the dimly lit rushes.

However, planting rushes in underground passages is very suitable. Liat thinks this is the wisdom of the masses.

The underground passage is not only very bright, but also very spacious, and the height is not short at all. Even the humanoid Uncle Hood and Alvy will not feel cramped when walking in the underground passage.

What surprised Liat the most was that the underground passages that extended in all directions did not lead directly to the door of any house. Instead, they would turn a small corner, and then at this corner of the underground passage, there would be a special A small open space was left.Along the way, Liat saw tables and chairs set up in some open spaces, pots of soup hung in some open spaces, and even a swing set up in some open spaces. When they passed by, they could see a The cub sat on the swing and dozed off, its long furry tail dragging to the ground.

Liat saw more green vegetables grown in the open space. They also saw the hostesses or hosts of several households busy in the vegetable fields - no matter which household the giant squirrel tribe orcs were in, they all turned back. Looking at the fluffy animal form, Liat thinks this is because the temperature has dropped a lot since the rainy season, and the thick fur is much warmer than the humanoid skin.

After seeing Liat, who was covered in snow-white fur, the townspeople respected her greatly. Because Liat was very curious about the vegetable field, they took a second look at her, and then she was filled with enthusiasm from the townspeople. Vegetables - when she got to the back, she didn't dare look at the vegetable patch at all!