Just as the samurai was lying in the sunlight to enjoy the service of the old technician, Karu, the old technician's fellow tribe, was trapped in a fatal choice.

"Karu, the Cyris just supported the Queen of Amazon and overturned their Presbyterian Church. The future of the Amazons will be different anyway." Master Gast didn't know why he led the topic in this direction, but he really wanted to do this.

He wanted Karu, like Hippolyta, to lead the Eutonheims to another completely different path.

Perhaps it was Malfurion's betrayal that made Master Gast begin to doubt the past order, or perhaps it was the pressure brought by the erosion of chaos.

But at this moment, Master Gast felt that he needed to get the Seris to speed up the steps in the Far South.

The power that once guarded the Far South is no longer pure, and now there is only one way before Master Gast.

"What do you want to say?" Berserker Karu narrowed his eyes. His less developed brain capacity rarely heard the Chinese words of the druid in front of him.

"The ancient tradition of the Eutonheims will drag you down and us in the future wars of the Far South." Master Gast knows the Eutonheims very well. Before Chaos stared at this place where birds were not shit, the Ring of the Trees was quarreling with the Eutonheims for half of the year: "You have a chance to change all this now."

The warrior who would rather commit suicide than return to the tribe as a disabled person flashed in front of Kalu's eyes, and the trust that the clan leader had in himself before leaving.

"When I left, Karu is the leader of the tribe, and you must not go against his will." The once most powerful warrior of the Youtonheims still seemed so burly and upright even after middle age.

"Go and show your courage to the fullest, Karu, let those small tribes tremble in front of you, blow their confidence, and make them fear us!" The clan leader grabbed Karu's shoulder before going out to sea, just like he was still a child: "But don't take the warriors in the tribe to attack them, wait until I come back! The future is yours, but now, I am the King of Eutonheim! Do you understand!"

"Karu!" Master Gast's voice awakened Karu: "If you have my support, the Seris will definitely support you. You have enough strength to twist the Juttonheim into a fist, and you can become the new king of the Juttonheim!"

The fist as big as a berserker casserole hit the table: "Druid, we, Youtonheims, have no habit of treason. I once promised my king that when he goes out to sea, I will hold his tribe for him. What we, Youtonheims said is the oath carved on stones. You are no longer welcome here!"

"The Black Forest is about to become a nest of chaos, but we are dispersing in vain and consuming our own strength. We will regret our choices." Druigast shook his head and walked out of Karu's room.

He was reflecting on the choices he had made. If he had been tougher at the beginning, would he have the opportunity to dissuade Malfurio from moving to the current ending? If he was more decisive, could he rely on his reputation to step down and replace him as the new leader of the Ring of the Trees?

Master Gast, who walked into the forest alone, once again tried to connect his druid brothers through the forest, but as before, there was only silence, as if he was the only druid in the whole forest.

Although he knew that the Ring of the Trees must have had druids survived, Gast still felt heartbroken and blamed all the victims on his weakness.

Until a signal full of maliciousness touched his consciousness tentacle: "Gaster, is it you?"

"Malfurio! You actually have the courage to connect with your natural will!" The druid stood up suddenly, exuding a vigorous anger in the space of consciousness.

Several rust-colored vines pierced Gast's skin, grew tenaciously, and bloomed in the druid's blood.

Bloodthirsty vine, this is the sequelae of the last time Master Gast fed this plant with his flesh and blood. He would never have thought of screening this carnivorous plant out of his body. Once he was angry or excited, this strange plant would grow out of his flesh and blood.

"We all know now that the natural consciousness is dead, and I am very sure of this." The voice of Malfurion's tragic wind came into Gast's mind: "Our druid road is blocked and can only be broken and then established."

"Don't make excuses for your behavior. Malfurion, the soul of the inner ring druid will not forgive you." Gast felt the pain in his body and tried to calm down his mood: "Just wait, I will find you, and then tear you apart a little bit."

"Ah, Grigan, I knew he was nearby that day, and I could feel his presence, but this body was affected too deeply by chaos, and I couldn't control my own impulses." Malfurion's voice was far and wide: "I don't have much time, so let's skip this insulting greeting method."

"I swear, this is not just a threat. Malfurio, I will make you, the bitch, regret coming to this world." Gast's efforts have no meaning. The bloodthirsty vine grows and spreads again like a living creature, surrounding the druids.

"Help me, Gast, I'm not for myself. The sacrifice in front of me is only temporary. Once I succeed, the future of the druid will be vast." Malfurion ignored Gast's threat and chuckled a few times: "I will become a new will of nature, instead of Him, become a new center of druids linking nature. I am only one step away from success. I need the help of a druid, a real druid."

"Go to die, Malfurion, you make me feel disgusted." Gast clenched the branches of the bloodthirsty vines and pulled them off.

"I need you to irrigate me, comfort me at the right time, wait for me to sprout, grow up, and eventually become a new will of nature." Malfurion's voice said in a gloomy voice: "The right time, you will understand then, Gast, for the sake of the druid, you will understand that we all sacrifice a lot of things, and you will make the right choice at that time."

"That is definitely the biggest insult to the profession of Druid. I would rather let our vein be completely cut off!" Gast was covered in blood, and then these wounds began to recover quickly under the influence of vitality.
Chapter completed!