Laws of the Insect Hive

The oak tree, not only the sacred tree of the druids, but also the tree favored by the goddess of nature, is revered by most elves.

So it was not easy for System to fool some elves into cutting down oak trees.

This is also because some elves do not believe in the goddess of nature, but believe in the moon god, and they do not respect oak trees so much.

But let the druids cut down the oak trees by themselves, it is estimated that the druids would rather commit suicide and would not do so.

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After thinking for a while, System called up the female Druid who was observing the plants in the glasshouse, and decided to make up a random lie to try it out.

After getting along for this period of time, System discovered that although the female Druid Yvette hated him very much, she also listened to him in some ways.

At least his summons, every time Yvette would respond, basically she would rush to his office angrily, and then gradually calm down her inner emotions and hone her mood with System's reminder.

It can be said that Yvette has the best relationship with him among the Druids. If this female Druid can't fool him successfully, it will undoubtedly be more difficult to fool other Druids.

As System had expected, this call was the same. Despite her displeased face, the female Druid Yvette took the elevator to his office on the top floor, and even knocked on the door politely.

come in.

System was sitting at his desk, and when he saw Yvette come in, he stretched out a dozen tentacles to form an arrow, pointed to the chair across from his desk, and motioned Yvette to sit down.

Because he had been in contact with System too many times and knew System's character very well, Yvette sat down naturally, then controlled her emotions, and the unpleasant emotions on her face also calmed down.

Soon, Yvette made a gentle voice and asked, Tell me, what do you have to do with me?

System didn't speak, just turned on the magic igniter to boil water, then added some jasmine flowers to the teapot, and decided to brew it for a while. Recently, System likes the aroma of brewed flowers.

However, System’s move obviously aroused the displeasure of the female Druid, and Yvette said the truth to System seriously: “Sprouting, flowering, and results, this is the law of plant growth, why do you To pick flowers early without letting them produce seeds?

System was not surprised by the Druid's behavior of starting to reason after a disagreement.

But isn't jasmine generally not bearing seeds and can be propagated as long as it is inserted?

Cister looked at the female druid suspiciously and wanted to explain to the druid, but he still held back and did not refute.

After all, he wasn't arguing with Yvette about academic issues, he just put away the jasmine tea, replaced it with rose tea, and said before Yvette wanted to speak again: I know what you're going to say, but this Roses are not picked from roses, but roses are blooming for me, you should have seen her.

System's words made Yvette look a little angry, and her cheeks flushed with anger, but Yvette's face returned to calm.

Following the boiling kettle, System poured tea into the teapot and said to Yvette, I heard that the oak tree is the sacred tree of your Druids?

Yvette frowned slightly and made a cold voice to System: The sacred tree of the Druids of the Insect Swarm is also an oak tree.

Oh, yes, but that's all in the past, don't you think I've all rebelled? I'm the bishop of the god of krypton gold now, and I only have one holy tree now, and that's the banana tree. Mu was talking nonsense to Yvette, and tapped the glass of the table with his tentacles, and continued: For example, if I chop down an oak tree, you should be angry, then look at this, I chop down an oak tree, you Come get revenge on me, how about cutting down a banana tree?

System looked into Yvette's eyes, only to find that the female Druid was looking at him with contempt, and then quickly regained her composure.

It seemed that in the past few months, the female Druid's contact with him has been very effective in tempering his mood, and it was difficult for System to instigate anger with his words.

In fact, System originally wanted to continue: Well, since you don't want to suffer, how about I chop down a banana tree myself, and then you chop down an oak tree?

But now, the female druid didn't give him a chance to continue.

Staring at the heat emitting from the purple sand teapot, the female druid said again calmly, If there is nothing else, then I will leave.

System shook his head and said, Young Druid, don't be impatient. It seems that your mood has been tempered very well. In fact, what I want to do with you is related to the oak tree.

Yvette looked at System and did not speak, just waited quietly.

System continued: I see that you are often looking at the plants in the glasshouse recently, in fact, I can build some glasshouses for you, and you can transplant the oaks into the greenhouses, so that the oaks can grow in the glasshouse. Greenhouses never wither, and you just have to pay for it.

As long as Yvette made a move, System could move some hands and feet when the Druid transplanted the oak tree, which would create the illusion that the Druid had destroyed the oak tree.

However, Yvette rejected System’s proposal without any hesitation, because in Yvette’s opinion, it was very normal for oak trees to wither in the autumn and winter every year.

Although System's approach looks good, it goes against the laws of nature, and System is also an evil swarm druid, and it is very likely that he will do something to the oak tree.

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Looking at the female Druid who had left his office, System shook his head in disappointment. Perhaps it was because he prepared too hastily, and his flickering failed in the end.

System didn't give up immediately. He called two druids who hated him, but recognized the [Data Template] and the God of Krypton Gold, and then talked to these two druids about the oak tree. .

However, after two days of negotiation, System did not negotiate any results in the end. These druids obviously have their own bottom lines and have no compromise on the matter of the oak tree. How does System make up lies? Rui has only one opinion about the oak tree - can't move.

In the end, System could only give up the illusion of the Druid destroying the oak tree.

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In desperation, System had to settle for the next best thing, and let the elves cut down the oak tree according to the location marked on the [Data Template] map through the quest released in the quest system...