Start as a Spiritual Planter: I Have a Game Panel - Chapter 94

Chapter 94: Do you want to be my student?

Chapter 94: Do you want to be my student?

Master Orion waved his hand, a subtle gesture that allowed Ling Xi to relax, silently signaling that she could stand down.

He then shifted his gaze back to Ram, patiently waiting for the young man’s response.

Ram, however, felt an overwhelming weight pressing down on him.

The familiar sight of Ling Xi-he had encountered before-left him speechless, although he didn’t know her much, seeing her so respectful to the other party, he also concluded that the middle-aged man was of high status.  ‘Could he really evolve her to a higher state?’ His heart sank as he instinctively activated his Spiritual Eye to check her attributes.

But once again, his sight was met with those question marks, obscuring her true stats and reinforcing what he already knew deep down: he wasn’t strong enough.

Ling Xi, unaware of what had happened, simply smiled at Ram.

With a heavy sigh, Ram shook his head, his voice laced with reluctant honesty.

“No, I can’t.” He knew to evolve or upgrade someone like Ling Xi would require an astronomical amount of life energy, far beyond what he currently possessed.

Tens of thousands, if not millions of points.

He could only dream of wielding that much power with his current strength.

Master Orion observed Ram’s response with a knowing look.

He hadn’t expected the boy to succeed, not with a Wood Spirit like Ling Xi, but it was important to test the limits.  “Too high for you, huh?” he remarked, though his voice carried no hint of disappointment.

With a smooth, almost effortless motion, he reached out again, his hand seeming to grasp at the very air.

This time, a new Wood Spirit appeared in front of Ram, and his eyes widened at the sight.

The creature stood tall, its body an intriguing blend of humanoid features and plant-like elements.  A large, blooming flower served as its head, the petals vibrant and resembling a violet or orchid.

Its slender, elongated female body was draped in moss, and from its arms and torso, tendrils and vines twisted and extended outward, giving it a weird but elegant look.

Ram’s Spiritual Eye activated almost reflexively.

This time, the data appeared with clarity: [ Name: Enchanted Vine] [ Level: Silver (99%)] [ Race: Wood Spirit] [ Quality: Rare] [ Physique: 26] [ Spirit: 42] [ Skills:  [Camouflage]: The ability to blend into natural surroundings, becoming nearly invisible in forested or plant-dense environments.

 [Vine Manipulation]: Control over its tendrils and vines, allowing it to use them for both offensive strikes and defensive entanglements.

 [Seed Propagation]: The power to plant seeds that can grow into smaller, more mobile plant creatures or traps.] [Talent:   [Floral Emission]: This talent releases a variety of spores or pollen, which can have different effects on those nearby, such as inducing sleep, causing hallucinations, or numbing the senses.] Ram studied the creature’s attributes and was immediately impressed by its skills and talent.

The creature’s Floral Emission could be particularly devastating, especially in battle, given its potential to incapacitate or disorient opponents without even needing to engage physically.

He couldn’t help but marvel at how efficiently designed the creature was.

Master Orion watched Ram’s reaction closely but remained silent, allowing him to assess the situation fully.

He was aware that one of the fundamental abilities of all varieties of Heavenly Eyes is the identification of objects in various ways and decode their details, yet the extent of information they can decode differs with each type.

After a few moments, he broke the silence.

“This one’s more manageable for someone like you.” His tone was almost encouraging as if he believed Ram could work with this creature.

Ram, still absorbing the information, glanced at Master Orion.

“This one…” he started, but trailed off, unsure how to phrase his question.

Was this another test?

Did Master Orion want him to try evolving this spirit?

And more importantly, what does he want to do if I succeed?

Sensing Ram’s hesitation, Master Orion raised an eyebrow.

“Go on, try it.

Evolve this one.

Let’s see what you’re really capable of.” Without any other choice in front of such a powerful person, Ram stepped forward, swallowing his nerves.

His hand hovered over the Wood Spirit’s body, and slowly, cautiously, he began to infuse his life energy into its body.  The creature stood still, its floral head tilted slightly, as though in a trance.

Ram could feel its stillness, almost as if it had entered a state, absorbing his energy without resistance.

Ram noticed that the Wood Spirit was already on the verge of a breakthrough, its experience nearly maxed out at 99%.

It only took around three hundred points of his life energy before he felt a shift.  The creature’s vines that had once lain dormant began to quiver with newfound vitality, and the petals on its head grew more vibrant, glowing as the creature reached its evolution threshold.

The atmosphere around them seemed to warp as the air itself grew dense with reiki, the spiritual energy swirling and boiling toward the creature.

Ram stepped back instinctively, unsure of what would happen next.

He had done his part, and now all he could do was wait.

Master Orion, who had been watching closely the entire time, gave a satisfied smile.

With a casual wave of his hand, the Wood Spirit, which was still in the process of evolution disappeared, vanishing as though it had never been there at all.

Ram blinked, startled at how effortlessly the creature was dismissed.

“Good, I don’t know how you were able to store so much energy,” Master Orion remarked, his tone carrying a note of approval.

“I can see why you’ve piqued my interest.” The middle-aged man turned his piercing gaze back to Ram, who was still recovering from the effort.

“Don’t worry,” Master Orion continued with a casual shrug, “I didn’t just pull that spirit from nowhere.

I’ve sent it back to where it came from, in the same condition.” Ram, still catching his breath, met Master Orion’s eyes.

He couldn’t shake the feeling of awe and wariness that this man inspired in him.

“What do you want from me?” he asked again, his voice steady despite his racing thoughts.  Master Orion’s smile widened, but it was a smile that carried no warmth, only a hint of calculation.

“You have potential,” he said plainly.

“Potential that could be… very useful.

Do you want to be my student?

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