Atop a great flowerpot carved from Blue Water Stone, grew a plant nearly two meters tall.
Green stems supported round, fan-like leaves that resembled the size of lotus leaves.
Above the leaves, there bloomed four basin-sized blue flowers.
Such a tall plant was quite rare, but this flower known as Green Worm Hibiscus was not suited to be used as an auspicious ornament.
For Fang Mu noticed that beneath each plump, large leaf, there was a bulge the size of a palm.
Within these bulges lived a green caterpillar.
The Green Worm Hibiscus and these caterpillars shared a symbiotic relationship that was quite wonderful.
A small Flower Spirit, with two pairs of cyan blue insect wings, palm-sized with long hair and a chubby face, and exceptionally gentle eyes and brows, was timidly looking at Fang Mu.
Upon noticing Fang Mu's gaze, the little creature quickly diverted its eyes.
Then it anxiously sought out leaves to hide its body behind.
Su Qing earnestly introduced to Fang Mu,
