After the slow transformation into a flower bud, Mindle's wooden flame didn't look like it would change any more. Or if it did, it was doing so at an unnoticeable pace. But since both Scrael's and Mindle's experiments with the trees had shown almost incredible results, Toz and the cats didn't mind waiting to see if the flower would change.
Scrael's purple lightning fruit was certainly spectacular, but it was too early to determine if Mindle's wooden flame would turn into anything special if it continued to grow or if it would stay as a flower bud with leaves shaped as flames. And while none of the other trials and experiments of growing objects by giving the trees mana had born fruit, maybe it was merely a matter of time.
But seeing the void trees' nearly magical reaction with mana in different ways gave Toz a better feeling about giving his sword to the trees when it was finally reinforced to the point where it practically didn't change, no matter how much mana Toz poured into it.
