After careful calculation, I decided it was more beneficial to save the planet than allow total destruction over time.
Indeed.
I am not at all influenced by the threat of suicide if I fail to save the family of my Chaos Alchemist-To-Be.
At.
All.
Now of courseâ¦
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How to save a planetâ¦
Iâm not really a âsaveâ kind of Tree.
Iâm more of a melt and eat kind of Tree.
Melting and eating do not contribute much to saving, at least not in this situation.
Soâ¦of courseâ¦Iâm doomed.
I really wish I had help right about nowâ¦
A finger poked me, but I ignored it.
I really wish Dryad was awake right now.
Poke.
Poke.
POKE.
I whacked the offending finger, and seconds later I was in sub-orbital flight.
Oh dearâ¦Dryad woke upâ¦
After teleporting back to the ground, I went through another question and answer session.
This one, was moreâ¦physically motivating.
After I finished, Dryad explained to me in small polite words what would happen if I ever experimented on her again.
It was sufficient knowledge to make me understand the gravity of such a mistake occurring.
âHmph, now that thatâs done with. How are you going to save the planet?â Dryad said, while tapping her foot.
What?
I never thought for a second Dryad waking up would be helpful!
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