Start as a Spiritual Planter: I Have a Game Panel - Chapter 95

Chapter 95: Don€™t disappoint me, kid.

I€™ll be watching Chapter 95: Don€™t disappoint me, kid.

I€™ll be watching “Do you want to be my student?” Master Orion asked, the question sounding less like an offer and more like giving him no other option.

This was also the first time he asked someone to be his student, and moreover, a human from a primitive planet.  Should his companions find out about this, would undoubtedly ridicule him.

Yet, he sensed that accepting this human as a pupil would be advantageous to him.

“What?” Ram managed to ask, his voice barely above a whisper.

He wasn’t sure if what he heard was right.

Master Orion stepped closer, his presence looming.

“It’s simple, really,” he began, his tone casual.

“You have abilities that are rare, and I have knowledge and power you’ve only begun to imagine.

Under my guidance, you could surpass what you’re now-far beyond these low-level humans.” Ram’s breath hitched as he absorbed the weight of Orion’s words.

The allure of strength, of unlocking a greater potential, was undeniable.

But something inside him resisted.

“What does he really want?

And what’s the cost of following someone like him?” “What’s the catch?” Ram finally asked, finding a sliver of boldness in his voice.

He knew that nothing came for free, especially not from someone as calculating as Orion.

Orion’s grin remained, but his gaze turned sharper, almost predatory.

“The catch?” He chuckled, a sound that sent chills down Ram’s spine.

“There’s always a price to power, boy.

But for now, I simply want to see how far you can go.

Consider it an…

investment.” Ram’s stomach twisted.

There it was-the unspoken threat, the unseen price tag.

Whatever this “investment” was, Ram doubted it was as simple as Orion made it sound.

Yet the promise of power, of learning, of not being vulnerable-was it worth the risk?

The silence stretched between them as Ram weighed his options.

Orion watched him with calm patience as if he already knew the answer Ram would give.

Ram clenched his fists, the urge to resist clashing with the lure of power.

“And if I say no?” he asked quietly.

Orion’s expression didn’t falter, but his tone hardened, almost imperceptibly.

“Then you’ll continue to stumble through your growth, wasting that talent of yours.” “Or worse, someone else will come along and take advantage of it-someone far less…

merciful than me.” The threat hung in the air, and Ram knew that Master Orion wasn’t lying.

In this world, power was everything, and without it, you were prey.

Finally, after what felt like an eternity, Ram exhaled.

“What do you want me to do?” Master Orion’s eyes gleamed with that same cold amusement as he stepped back, his presence still looming despite the physical distance he gave.

“With your current strength,” he said dismissively, “you won’t be of much use to me.” His words cut through the air like a blade, a stark reminder of how far beneath him Ram still was.

Ram felt the sting of those words, but beneath it was a glimmer of relief.

Orion wasn’t pressing him to make a decision right now-perhaps sensing that Ram wasn’t ready to accept such an offer.

Orion gave a casual wave of his hand as if brushing aside the entire conversation.

“Let’s talk again once you’ve grown stronger,” he said, a smile tugging at his lips but never quite reaching his eyes.

“But before I leave, take this seed as a gift-for when you truly decide to become my student.

Make good use of it.” Before Ram could fully process the statement, Master Orion extended his hand, revealing a small, glowing seed floating above his palm.  The moment the seed appeared, the air around them shifted drastically-Reiki and life energy from the surrounding area surged violently, drawn to the seed like a magnet.

The energy crackled in the air, swirling around the tiny object, and Ram instinctively reached out with his spiritual senses, trying to discern its nature.

He focused his Spiritual Eye, attempting to analyze the seed, but before he could even begin, Orion moved with startling speed.

His hand pressed the seed directly into Ram’s chest, right where his heart was.

Ram’s eyes widened in shock as the seed didn’t stop at the surface but instead sank effortlessly into his chest, bypassing the wooden armor of Groot that protected him in his spirit state.

The sensation was surreal, the seed melting into his body without resistance.

For a moment, panic seized him.

A cold shiver ran through his veins, and he feared his heart might stop.

But instead, he felt something far stranger.

The seed dissolved into a network of root-like spiritual lines, spreading along his body, like a second set of meridians, intertwining with his blood vessels.

Ram staggered, clutching his chest as the sensation overwhelmed him.

He could feel the seed’s energy pulsing, connecting to his own life force and spiritual power.

The roots weren’t harming him-rather, they seemed to merge with his body, becoming part of him.

Master Orion watched with cold satisfaction, his arms crossed as if everything was going exactly as planned.

“Consider that seed as an extension of yourself; it will grow alongside you from this moment forward, although it grows very slowly, it is stronger than you can imagine,” he said calmly.

“It’s an extension of your own life force.

Nurture it, feed it, and it will evolve alongside you.” Ram’s heart pounded as Orion’s figure started to blur at the edges, fading away into the surrounding air.

Even as the oppressive weight of his presence began to lift, his parting words echoed in Ram’s mind.  “When the seed sprouts, seek me out.

Until then…

grow stronger.” Orion’s voice was almost a whisper, yet it resonated deep within Ram’s core.

“Don’t disappoint me, kid.

I’ll be waiting.”  This wasn’t just a gift-it was a test.

A test of his ability to handle the power he’d been given.

And just like that, Master Orion was gone.  Ram stood there, feeling the pressure in the air gradually ease as his body finally relaxed.

He swallowed hard, wiping the cold sweat from his forehead.

“What…

just happened?” He exhaled slowly, his mind still racing.  But before he could utter another word, a sudden pain overwhelmed his senses, coursing through his entire body, and he collapsed.

In front of Ling Xi, his body slowly disappeared from the Wood Spirit Realm.  Like it?

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