The Divine Root crushed under the colossal claws of the Dragon Oak Mother Tree was hardly recognizable now, submerged by the rotting substance that had disintegrated from itself. The giant claw seemed to step into a decayed mire, where monsters would occasionally emerge, letting out unwilling roars, struggling to escape before quickly being submerged again.
Staring at it for a long time was definitely a visual challenge.
Fortunately, there was no need to suffer the assault on the sense of smell, as a deep green protective shield kept it isolated.
This isolation was all-encompassing, not just above ground but also beneath, to prevent the escape of the seeping Corruption Divinity.
Even for the Dragon Oak Mother Tree, the volume of the Divine Root was considerable, and to consume it entirely was not a task that could be completed in a mere ten days or half a month.
The transformation process of the Dragon Oak Mother Tree would also be the process of digesting the Divine Root.
