Chapter 683: Unforeseen Ripples (2)
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Chapter 683 Unforeseen Ripples (2)
"While the divine energy may have originated elsewhere, we shouldn't be naive and dismiss the possibility that this may also be the source."
When Aerialia finished her explanation, Orion felt like a heavy weight had been pressed onto his shoulders. He grabbed a wooden chair from nearby and slumped down on it.
"So, what you're saying is that I'm the reason for the emergence of a potential four-star Vylkr vine?" Orion asked wearily, feeling his strength drain away.
"Yes, unless we find another explanation for how they came into direct contact with divine energy, then it might be your fault," Aerialia replied, shaking her head with a sigh.
Orion lifted his eyes to meet Aerialia's. "Why didn't you warn me this was going to happen?" he asked.
Aerialia raised her brows in response. "How was I supposed to know this was going to happen? Besides, this is all your fault, so don't you dare put it on me," she retorted with a snort.
A sudden silence settled around them for a few seconds.Unravel the Unknown, Unleash the Unimaginable: N♡vεlB¡n.
"So, how do you plan to deal with the matter? You must have thought of something, right?" Aerialia asked, her gaze fixed on Orion's weary expression.
Orion shook his head. "I haven't really thought about how to deal with it, but the only thing I can do now is mark the previous locations where I hunted down the Vylkr vines with the Crimson greatsword and thoroughly search those areas for any other potential four-star Vylkr vines," he responded.
"Though that's a good idea, I have a better one," Aerialia responded with a contemplating gaze.
"Oh, what is it then?"
Seraphina furrowed her brows, a deep frown etched on her face. "This is definitely a tricky situation," she responded.
She was shocked to learn that divine energy might be the catalyst for the emergence of a four-star Vylkr vine. However, what surprised her even more was how Orion had managed to figure it out, considering she had been trying to do so after performing several experiments.
Nevertheless, as Seraphina recalled how Orion had led them through the dead forest with a large box, which she later learned housed a god within it, she realized that his ability to recognize the strands of divine energy within the potential four-star Vylkr vine might stem from his familiarity with divine energy or some method he possessed.
Despite her desire to learn how he had accomplished this, she understood that he had kept it a secret for a reason, and it was better not to probe too deeply until he was ready to reveal it, along with his other secrets.
Afterwards, Orion revealed that he might be the cause of the divine energy coming into direct contact with the Vylkr vines and the development of the four-star Vylkr vines.
A realization suddenly dawned on Greta's face. "Is that why you look so down?" she asked.
"Yes," Orion responded with a weary nod.
Greta stepped closer to Orion's side, encircling her arms around his waist and drawing him into a warm hug.
"I know you didn't mean for this situation to happen, so don't beat yourself up over it," Greta said soothingly, gently resting Orion's head against her bountiful cleavage as she felt his arms around her.
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Author's Note: Do you think Orion is responsible for the emergence of a potential four-star Vylkr vines?
Sigh! Orion needs to rest for a while.
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Chapter 683 Unforeseen Ripples (2)
"While the divine energy may have originated elsewhere, we shouldn't be naive and dismiss the possibility that this may also be the source."
When Aerialia finished her explanation, Orion felt like a heavy weight had been pressed onto his shoulders. He grabbed a wooden chair from nearby and slumped down on it.
"So, what you're saying is that I'm the reason for the emergence of a potential four-star Vylkr vine?" Orion asked wearily, feeling his strength drain away.
"Yes, unless we find another explanation for how they came into direct contact with divine energy, then it might be your fault," Aerialia replied, shaking her head with a sigh.
Orion lifted his eyes to meet Aerialia's. "Why didn't you warn me this was going to happen?" he asked.
Aerialia raised her brows in response. "How was I supposed to know this was going to happen? Besides, this is all your fault, so don't you dare put it on me," she retorted with a snort.
A sudden silence settled around them for a few seconds.Unravel the Unknown, Unleash the Unimaginable: N♡vεlB¡n.
"So, how do you plan to deal with the matter? You must have thought of something, right?" Aerialia asked, her gaze fixed on Orion's weary expression.
Orion shook his head. "I haven't really thought about how to deal with it, but the only thing I can do now is mark the previous locations where I hunted down the Vylkr vines with the Crimson greatsword and thoroughly search those areas for any other potential four-star Vylkr vines," he responded.
"Though that's a good idea, I have a better one," Aerialia responded with a contemplating gaze.
"Oh, what is it then?"
Seraphina furrowed her brows, a deep frown etched on her face. "This is definitely a tricky situation," she responded.
She was shocked to learn that divine energy might be the catalyst for the emergence of a four-star Vylkr vine. However, what surprised her even more was how Orion had managed to figure it out, considering she had been trying to do so after performing several experiments.
Nevertheless, as Seraphina recalled how Orion had led them through the dead forest with a large box, which she later learned housed a god within it, she realized that his ability to recognize the strands of divine energy within the potential four-star Vylkr vine might stem from his familiarity with divine energy or some method he possessed.
Despite her desire to learn how he had accomplished this, she understood that he had kept it a secret for a reason, and it was better not to probe too deeply until he was ready to reveal it, along with his other secrets.
Afterwards, Orion revealed that he might be the cause of the divine energy coming into direct contact with the Vylkr vines and the development of the four-star Vylkr vines.
A realization suddenly dawned on Greta's face. "Is that why you look so down?" she asked.
"Yes," Orion responded with a weary nod.
Greta stepped closer to Orion's side, encircling her arms around his waist and drawing him into a warm hug.
"I know you didn't mean for this situation to happen, so don't beat yourself up over it," Greta said soothingly, gently resting Orion's head against her bountiful cleavage as she felt his arms around her.
...........
Author's Note: Do you think Orion is responsible for the emergence of a potential four-star Vylkr vines?
Sigh! Orion needs to rest for a while.
Chapter 683 Unforeseen Ripples 2"While the divine energy may have originated elsewhere, we shouldn't be naive and dismiss the possibility that this may also be the source."When Aerialia finished her explanation, Orion felt like a heavy weight had been pressed onto his shoulders. He grabbed a wooden chair from nearby and slumped down on it."So, what you're saying is that I'm the reason for the emergence of a potential four-star Vylkr vine?" Orion asked wearily, feeling his strength drain away."Yes, unless we find another explanation for how they came into direct contact with divine energy, then it might be your fault," Aerialia replied, shaking her head with a sigh.Orion lifted his eyes to meet Aerialia's. "Why didn't you warn me this was going to happen?" he asked.Aerialia raised her brows in response. "How was I supposed to know this was going to happen? Besides, this is all your fault, so don't you dare put it on me," she retorted with a snort.A sudden silence settled around them for a few seconds.Unravel the Unknown, Unleash the Unimaginable: NvlBn."So, how do you plan to deal with the matter? You must have thought of something, right?" Aerialia asked, her gaze fixed on Orion's weary expression.Orion shook his head. "I haven't really thought about how to deal with it, but the only thing I can do now is mark the previous locations where I hunted down the Vylkr vines with the Crimson greatsword and thoroughly search those areas for any other potential four-star Vylkr vines," he responded."Though that's a good idea, I have a better one," Aerialia responded with a contemplating gaze."Oh, what is it then?"Seraphina furrowed her brows, a deep frown etched on her face. "This is definitely a tricky situation," she responded.She was shocked to learn that divine energy might be the catalyst for the emergence of a four-star Vylkr vine. However, what surprised her even more was how Orion had managed to figure it out, considering she had been trying to do so after performing several experiments.Nevertheless, as Seraphina recalled how Orion had led them through the dead forest with a large box, which she later learned housed a god within it, she realized that his ability to recognize the strands of divine energy within the potential four-star Vylkr vine might stem from his familiarity with divine energy or some method he possessed.Despite her desire to learn how he had accomplished this, she understood that he had kept it a secret for a reason, and it was better not to probe too deeply until he was ready to reveal it, along with his other secrets.Afterwards, Orion revealed that he might be the cause of the divine energy coming into direct contact with the Vylkr vines and the development of the four-star Vylkr vines.A realization suddenly dawned on Greta's face. "Is that why you look so down?" she asked."Yes," Orion responded with a weary nod.Greta stepped closer to Orion's side, encircling her arms around his waist and drawing him into a warm hug."I know you didn't mean for this situation to happen, so don't beat yourself up over it," Greta said soothingly, gently resting Orion's head against her bountiful cleavage as she felt his arms around her............Author's Note: Do you think Orion is responsible for the emergence of a potential four-star Vylkr vines?Sigh! Orion needs to rest for a while.
