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Chapter 33 - Chapter 33: The Mystery of Drought

In the early morning, Alexander, Adrian and Moss set out on a journey to the east of the forest, as if embarking on a journey full of unknowns. As they went deeper, the surrounding scenery gradually changed, as if showing them the fragility of nature. The dense green vegetation gradually became sparse, and the air became dry and hot, as if warning them and inviting them.

"The situation here is worse than I thought," Moss said worriedly, his mushroom cap slightly drooping due to lack of water, as if expressing his concerns to them, and as if showing them the fragility of nature.

Indeed, the scene before them was heartbreaking, as if showing them the struggle of life. The leaves of the trees curled and yellowed, the ground was cracked, and the stream was almost dry, as if asking them for help silently. Some animals lay weakly in the sparse shadows, their eyes full of despair, as if showing them the fragility of life.

Alexander felt a pang of heartache. He could feel the fragility of life and his responsibility: "We must find out the cause as soon as possible, otherwise the entire ecosystem will collapse."

They began to carefully observe the surrounding environment, looking for clues that might cause the drought, as if they were having a spiritual dialogue with the forest. Adrian checked the composition of the soil, Moss communicated with local plants, and Alexander used his "Eye of Insight" ability to try to sense the flow of energy around him, as if challenging the forest and showing himself wisdom.

After a day of investigation, they gathered their findings, as if showing each other their wisdom and themselves hope for the future.

"The mineral content in the soil is abnormal," Adrian reported, his voice full of solemnity, as if expressing his concern to Alexander, and as if showing him the challenge of the future, "It seems that something is absorbing nutrients."

Moss added: "The plants said that they felt a strange force underground interfering with their absorption of water."

Alexander frowned and thought, he could feel the secrets hidden underground, as if challenging him, and as if showing him hope for the future: "I also felt an unnatural flow of energy. It seems to come from deep underground."

Just then, a weak rabbit staggered towards them, as if asking them for help, and as if showing them the fragility of life. Alexander squatted down and stroked it gently, as if expressing his sympathy to it, and as if showing it his kindness.

"Do you know what happened, little guy?" He asked gently, his voice full of concern, as if asking it, and as if challenging himself.

The rabbit replied in a weak voice: "The earth...is sick. There is a terrible thing...underground. It devoured our water source."

Alexander told his companions this information, as if showing them the secrets of nature, and as if challenging himself.

"It sounds like some kind of underground creature," Adrian speculated, his voice full of caution, as if expressing his concerns to Alexander, and as if showing him future challenges, "Maybe it was awakened or mutated by some force."

Moss nodded, his voice full of solemnity, as if expressing his concerns to Alexander, and as if showing him future challenges: "This situation is not without precedent in the history of the forest. We need to find that creature, communicate with it, and understand what happened."

Alexander stood up, with determination flashing in his eyes, as if expressing his determination to them, and as if challenging himself: "Then let's explore underground. But first, we need to do something for these suffering creatures."

He closed his eyes and concentrated, as if he was having a spiritual dialogue with the forest. Slowly, he began to guide the thin water molecules around him to gather, as if challenging the forest and showing his strength. A small cloud formed above his head, and then a gentle drizzle fell, as if expressing his kindness to the forest and showing it the miracle of life.

The animals were ecstatic, and the plants stretched out their leaves, as if expressing their gratitude to them and showing them the vitality of life. Although this rain was not enough to completely solve the problem, it could at least temporarily alleviate the pain of drought, as if showing them hope.

"Impressive," Adrian exclaimed, his voice full of appreciation, as if expressing his approval to Alexander and showing him hope for the future, "but be careful not to exhaust your energy. We have greater challenges waiting for us."

Alexander nodded, then turned to Moss: "How can we get underground?"

Moss thought for a while, then said: "There is an ancient cave system not far away. It may be our best choice."

They acted quickly and came to the entrance of the cave under the leadership of Moss, as if embarking on a journey full of unknowns. The entrance of the cave exudes a cold and damp atmosphere, as if it is the door to another world, as if it is warning them, and as if it is inviting them.

"Are you ready?" Adrian asked, lighting a torch, as if to express his support to Alexander, and as if to show him hope for the future.

Alexander took a deep breath and nodded firmly, as if to express his determination to Adrian, and as if to challenge himself: "Ready. No matter what is below, we must face it."

They entered the cave carefully, as if embarking on a journey full of unknowns. As they went deeper, strange symbols and murals began to appear on the surrounding rock walls, telling an ancient story, as if showing them the secrets of history.

"These symbols... they tell of a sealed existence," Moss interpreted, his voice full of awe, as if he was telling Alexander an ancient legend, "It seems that a long time ago, the guardians of the forest joined forces to seal a powerful and dangerous creature."

Alexander carefully observed the murals, he could feel the weight of history, as if challenging him, and as if showing him hope for the future: "But why is it awake now? What broke the seal?"

Just then, the ground suddenly began to shake, as if warning them, as if inviting them. A low roar came from the depths, echoing throughout the cave system, as if challenging them, as if showing them strength.

"I think we're about to find the answer," Adrian said, holding his staff tightly, as if expressing his confidence to Alexander, as if showing him the challenges of the future.

They continued to move forward, the cave became wider and wider, and finally came to a huge underground space, like a huge world, full of mystery and unknown. In the center, they saw a shocking scene:

A huge, plant-like creature was entrenched there, its roots deeply buried in the ground, absorbing all the water and nutrients around it, as if showing them the greed of life. The surface of the creature was flashing with an unnatural purple light, obviously affected by some magical power, as if warning them, and as if inviting them.

"Oh my God," Moss exclaimed, his voice full of amazement, as if expressing his shock to Alexander, and as if showing him the challenge of the future, "That is the king of the underground, one of the oldest guardians of the forest. How could it become like this?"

Alexander carefully observed the creature, feeling the energy it exuded, as if he was having a spiritual dialogue with it. He could feel the pain and confusion in the creature's heart, as if it was trapped in a nightmare and couldn't wake up, as if asking him for help, and as if showing him the struggle of life.

"We must help it," Alexander said firmly, his eyes full of determination, as if expressing his determination to them, and as if challenging himself, "not only for the forest, but also for itself."

But at this moment, the king of the underground noticed their presence, as if challenging them, and as if showing them strength. It let out a deafening roar, and the huge vines whipped towards them, as if attacking them, and as if showing them the instinct of life.

Alexander and his companions quickly dispersed and dodged the attack, as if challenging it, and as if showing themselves wisdom. They knew that a difficult battle was about to begin, and the fate of the entire forest depended on its outcome.