Most intriguing was that this tiny mushroom was trembling, like it was frightened.
Is this a living thing?
Why would Angel give her a live mushroom? Could it have some nourishing properties for her to consume?
Laplace pinched the mushroom and subconsciously prepared to swallow it down, following the conventional thought.
However, just at that moment, Angel’s voice came through: "Don’t eat it; it’s for my experiment!"
An experiment? You’re still in the mood to conduct an experiment at this moment? Laplace frowned, but she returned the mushroom to the glass container, casually unleashing a spray of scale molts at distant magic creatures while transmitting a message to Angel: "What experiment are you planning with this mushroom? At this time, you’re doing an experiment? You want me to experiment?"
Laplace’s three questions also showed the displeasure in her heart.
Angel quickly explained the role of the mushroom.
"This is the Mushroom Witch, I don’t know if you know her, but anyway, she’s an alchemist researching mushrooms who created this special mushroom..."
"It’s a living creature, I couldn’t send it with the Dream Conch, so I had to use the Dream Entering Technique..."
"...although I’ve made some remedial measures, I still don’t know if it still maintains space stability, so I need you to experiment with it."
Upon hearing this, Laplace understood Angel’s intention. He wanted her to test whether the Fungal Bloom still has the effect of maintaining space stability.
The bombardment from the shed scales did indeed weaken the space, even posing the risk of causing nearby space to oscillate and collapse.
Laplace was also worried.
Upon confirming that Angel wasn’t creating problems and was truly considering the reality, Laplace naturally wouldn’t refuse this experiment.
"By the way, although it’s very sturdy, be sure not to damage it... You should know the testing rules from shallow to deep, right?"
Laplace: "I understand."
Although she had never conducted an experiment herself, she had seen the Sage conduct similar experiments and could imitate them.
Under Angel’s tense and anxious gaze, Laplace threw the Fungal Bloom 200 meters away, and then she dropped the first shed scale about 100 meters away. This shed scale was debris from the hair, with the weakest bombing effect, single debris might not even kill the magic monsters.
However, when dealing with magic monsters, Laplace pulled dozens or hundreds of shed scales from her hair, making the bombing effect significant.
Now, for the experiment, she chose the weakest bombing effect.
The first explosion... the space showed no signs of disturbance, and the Fungal Bloom had no issues.
Although it was just debris, previously during Laplace’s bombardment, the bombed space would show slight light distortion, but now there’s none?
Is this the effect of the Fungal Bloom? Or did she misjudge?
Laplace continued testing, this time she exploded two pieces of debris, similarly, there was no spatial disturbance.
Three pieces, four pieces, ten pieces... Laplace even pulled down a hundred pieces of debris, and the explosion affected the ground below, creating a large hole, but the area where the Fungal Bloom was remained undisturbed.
This situation was absolutely impossible before!
Laplace was now somewhat excited, no longer using debris, but directly using the shed scales.
Again, she started with one piece, then gradually increased to ten pieces, twenty pieces.
Later, with Angel’s help, Laplace used a whole shed scale for bombardment, and the space still showed no disturbance.
This involved nearly a thousand complete shed scales, enough to kill thousands of magic monsters if used on them!
Most importantly, as the Fungal Bloom is a living creature, it also has the ability to seek good fortune and avoid disaster. In the face of large-scale explosions, it would actively hide in space to avoid harm.
Laplace bombed for several minutes, yet the Fungal Bloom remained unscathed!
"No more testing, its strength is definitely adequate! By the way," Laplace couldn’t help but look at Angel, "Do you have more of these mushrooms?"
Angel joyfully retrieved the Fungal Bloom back to the safe zone, confirmed everything was correct, then said to Laplace, "Yes, but it doesn’t stabilize space in reality."
The effects of the Fungal Bloom only apply in half-planes.
Perhaps it’s targeted space stability only in half-planes, providing optimized results that completely surpassed Angel’s understanding!
Other space reinforcement methods Angel can currently arrange can’t compare to the Fungal Bloom!
However, this is only true in the Nightmare Realm; if returned to reality, the Fungal Bloom is virtually useless.
But that’s more than enough!
Among all the mushrooms brought from Xinnai Land, Angel wasn’t optimistic about the Fungal Bloom, but now he realizes he’s wrong.
The role of the Fungal Bloom absolutely surpassed expectations!
The Crystal Origin of Dreams is only a beginning; if he decides to expand his territory in other worlds in the future, the Fungal Bloom’s role will immediately become apparent.
Now, being able to ward off Laplace’s comprehensive bombardment is already quite powerful.
If the Fungal Bloom can be cultivated to the extreme, is it possible that even huge dream realm creatures can’t tear half-planes?
If that’s the case, expanding the territory in the future would be very easy, wouldn’t it?
Angel let out a long sigh, casting aside these unrealistic thoughts; it has been confirmed that under the nourishment of the Nightmare Realm’s aura, the Fungal Bloom can restore space stability.
So, the next steps are much simpler.
Place the Fungal Bloom at the final monster gathering spot, and once the end times come, Laplace can unleash fierce bombardment; this time the Eliminator should be eliminated, right?
Thinking of this, Angel took the Fungal Bloom offline.
By the time the Fungal Bloom came online again, Angel had already placed it in the appropriate position.
Next, it’s just waiting for the final moment to arrive...
...
Compared to the Sea of Electrocution, the spread rate of the Thorny Forest was much slower.
However, about two hours later, the Thorny Forest finally spread to the final "arena of decision."
Following Angel’s indication, Laplace began to slowly move her position towards the Final Land.
Meanwhile, those magic monsters, lacking much intelligence, seeing Laplace leaving, thought victory was in sight for them and immediately chased after.
Angel chose the Final Land to be at the center of the Sea of Electrocution, so those magic monsters weren’t frightened away by the electrocution effect and followed Laplace to the vicinity of the Final Land.
Arriving here, Laplace didn’t idle, continuing to bomb the monsters.
Now it’s just waiting for the Thorny Forest to completely cover other areas, leaving a gap for this Final Land. At that time, ninety-nine percent of the magic monsters will be gathered here; once they’re all killed, everything will be over.
As for the remaining sporadic magic monsters, they can slowly be slain later. After all, they can’t cause much trouble.