I have a big sailing game.

Seeing this, everyone laughed involuntarily.

It is indeed a very docile big guy.

Smiling, Rogge turned his attention to the giant tree house and saw a stooped man wearing a tight green robe slowly walking down the stairs.

"Welcome to Giant Tree Island, Captain Roger."

A slightly older but very gentle voice reached everyone's ears.

"Grandma Sangla."

Diya bowed slightly toward her.

"Roar."

Tuo Tuo also let out a soft cry, his huge body crawled down, and placed his fluffy head in front of her.

"Hello, Grandma Sangla."

Rogge nodded slightly towards her, and everyone behind him also greeted her.

"Yeah?"

Only Iya, who was standing on Rogge's shoulder, scratched her head in confusion, as if she felt that there was something special about Granny Sang La in front of her.

"Go and play."

Granny Sang La gently stroked the big head of the Spiritual Koala.

After receiving her approval, the spirit-loving koala happily ran aside and continued to sleep.

Granny Sangla turned towards Rogge.

Her body was covered tightly by a green robe, and her face could not be seen.

However, her figure looked a little weird, with some kind of bulges on her shoulders and back.

"Captain Rogge, you must be wondering why I knew your name and anticipated your arrival."

Hear her words.

Rogge nodded. In fact, he still had many doubts.

Naturally, he also used the power of the game to check the information about Granny Sang La in front of him.

However, not surprisingly, I got a bunch of question marks.

"This is not a good place to talk."

"plz follow me."

Granny Sang La nodded slightly towards Rogge and others.

Then, she gently tapped the ground with the wooden stick in her hand.

sieve!

In an instant, several thick vines broke out of the ground, grew rapidly, intertwined and spread towards the giant tree, and soon formed a long staircase in front of everyone.

At the end of the steps, the trunk of the giant tree actually transformed into a green circular light door, which was dazzling.

Granny Sang La stepped forward slowly, and Diya walked to the side to support her.

"Bah, bah, bah."

At this time, the elf on Rogge's shoulder suddenly came to Rogge's ear and gently scratched his hair, as if he wanted to say something.

Rogge heard the words and listened carefully.

Iya was telling him that she felt very kind to Granny Sang La in front of her, but she didn't know why.

Although Granny Sang La in front did not look back as she climbed the steps, she seemed to be aware of Iya's words and spoke with a smile.

"Garden elves always have a special sense of life and mood, and they will take the initiative to get close to and surround themselves with creatures with pure hearts."

"Captain Rogge, she likes you very much."

Hearing this, Rogge didn't know what to say.

A pure heart?

He felt that he had nothing to do with this word.

It's probably because Iya, the idiot, was so sleepy that he couldn't tell the difference.

"You know her?"

Rogge took this opportunity to ask.

The reason why Iya unexpectedly appeared on Sea Snake Island is unclear.

Rogge also asked Eya about this after obtaining the communication potion.

However, this confused elf had a confused look on her face. Her memory seemed to start from that ship.

There were flowers on the boat, but she was born from the flowers, but like the flower, she did not belong to the boat.

Therefore, she had no memory of her hometown. She just found an opportunity to escape because she didn't like the people on that ship.

Grandma Sangla responded softly to Rogge's question, answering his doubts.

"On this vast sea, countless countries and races have risen and fallen. They have created glory and have been submerged by the sea..."

"The elven race naturally created its own country and had its own era."

"A great elf king created an elf kingdom called Wingeta, which spanned several sea areas and was strong for a long time."

"The elves under her command are good at fighting, but also kind and peaceful. They hate races that are selfish and cruel by nature, but they are tolerant and can live in peace with other kind races."

"This is the fundamental reason why they created this history."

"In order to make the elven race greater, she used her power to modify her extraordinary bloodline and gave birth to several elven descendants."

"This is called the 'beginning of branching' in the history of the Wingate Empire, and it also symbolizes the beginning of the prosperity of the Wingate Empire."

"These several descendants of elves have their own corresponding abilities and responsibilities, and have derived corresponding ethnic groups, responsible for the corresponding work of the entire Wingate Empire."

"Gardening elves are one of them. They communicate with plants and flowers and can use the power of dew to make plants grow quickly."

Speaking of this, Grandma Sang La's voice paused slightly.

"I once had a good old friend who was also a garden elf."

The age of elves, the beginning of branching!

Granny Sang La casually mentioned a piece of unknown history, which surprised Rogge.

The elf Iya also stood on Rogge's shoulder with a serious expression. She seemed to be able to understand what Granny Sangla said.

"An elf leader who can modify his own bloodline!"

Mira was very surprised. She took a pen and paper and wrote quickly, recording what Granny Sang La said.

Since acquiring the history apprenticeship skill, Mira has had a new idea, which is to record these lost histories while exploring history.

"Then do you know where the Garden Elf's hometown is?"

Roger looked at her.

There is no doubt that Granny Sang La is a knowledgeable elder.

Grandma Sangla did not answer Rogge's question immediately, but continued to explain the history of the Elf Era.

"Because the elven races of different bloodlines were born at the beginning of the branch, estrangements arose. The once unified elven empire eventually fell apart, and each race also drifted to different sea areas of the world..."

"...Some people say that the elven age reached its peak of prosperity due to the beginning of the branch, and it was also the reason why the elven age declined."

"However, no one can come up with a standard answer to the right and wrong of history."

Speaking of this, Granny Sang La smiled softly.

"The Gardener Elf still has a home that remains today, called 'Flower Lake'."

"However, it is hidden on the other side of the gray mist of the sea and is difficult for ordinary people to reach."

"Flower lake..." Hearing this, Rogge glanced at the elf on his shoulder.

After hearing this, Iya also looked at Rogge, but she scratched her head, as if she didn't really want to go.

Seeing this, Rogge smiled. Since Iya wasn't so eager to go, let's just let it happen.