I Live on the Land in Global Games-Chapter 526 - 509 Blue Apple Tree

Maeve’s mother insisted on trying all the Young God costumes she had collected on Mu Ying before she finally stopped.

Thousands of dresses of all kinds.

"Every single outfit looks good on Baby Ying!" Maeve’s mother chose and chose but could not settle on one that was most to her heart’s delight, "Let’s just change it every day! I’ll make you a little wardrobe!"

She dispelled the Water Mirror and, holding Mu Ying, came to a tree made of condensed water, its branches laden with little swings, each swing swaying leisurely with little water people in Maeve’s mother’s likeness.

At the foot of this tree, a series of Small Water Trees suddenly grew, clearly designed to accommodate Mu Ying’s tiny stature, about as tall as a shrub.

These Small Water Trees, compared to Maeve’s mother’s tree, were like the difference between a child and a giant.

Little water people that looked like Mu Ying gathered in groups of three or five, holding hands, and settled in the Small Water Trees.

"From now on, we can come here together to choose and change clothes!" Maeve was extremely pleased, "Today let’s wear this mother-and-child outfit!"

The clothes on Maeve’s mother transformed into a slim long dress with a water-blue base and tender grass green floral embroidery, while Mu Ying’s changed into a fluffy grass-green dress, the hem embroidered with layers of water-blue wave patterns.

Clearly not the same style, they matched each other’s temperaments and appearances, yet corresponded from a distance. ƒree𝑤ebnσvel.com

"Beautiful! So beautiful!" Nicole excitedly darted around, her blue handkerchief also changing into one with tender grass patterns.

Mu Ying, being bald, paid no attention to the outfits but focused instead on the surrounding environment.

Before cracking the shell, she could hear the wind, water, and the chirping of birds.

Now, it seemed the chirping was just Nicole when she was excited; no birds were actually seen.

The area was mostly water, with no visible depth.

Only the place they had just walked from had a carpet-like green patch of grass, divided into segments by various-sized puddles and streams.

The largest patch of grass, where they currently stood, had seven trees with no green leaves, just full of small sapphire-blue flowers.

The biggest tree was so wide that four people could barely embrace it, but its flowers seemed sparse; there was a shallow hollow at the lower part of the trunk that looked somewhat familiar to Mu Ying.

Looking at its position, that must be the Blue Apple Tree.

No wonder no matter how much she bumped into it lately, no apples fell; it turned out the fruit-bearing period had passed.

Water, grassland, Blue Apple Tree – that’s everything in Maeve’s mother’s Divine Country, overly simple.

There were no structures like houses or dwellings, nor was there any furniture.

The only tree hanging little water people was also made from condensed water.

Here, it seemed everything could be crafted from water, with no distinction between day and night.

The most eye-catching were the Blue Apple Trees.

As if sensing her gaze, a certain Blue Apple Tree subtly shook, a cluster of sapphire-blue small flowers falling, further clearing an already sparse treetop.

Mu Ying, with her stubby little legs and bare feet, ran to the base of the blue apple tree where the azure blossoms had fallen onto the moist grass carpet.

A bunch of blue flowers on the green grass should have been quite conspicuous, but she searched the thick grass for a long time and didn’t see a single petal.

Maeve watched with interest as her little treasure scoured the area for flowers, bum in the air, and even stopped Nicole from helping.

The presence of such a curious Little Young God had made the Divine Country much more interesting.

After a while, Mu Ying was tired and sat down on the grass with a thump.

As if just realizing what she was doing, Maeve pointed to a small puddle in front of her and said, "That is the flower that just fell from the tree."

Mu Ying looked at Maeve’s mother, then back at the ordinary little puddle, poked at it, but it still looked just like an ordinary puddle, with no sign of it being a fallen flower.

So, do the flowers from the blue apple tree turn into water when they hit the ground? Just as she was about to ask, she stopped herself. She had just hatched not long ago; should she even know what a tree or a flower was?

Luckily, Maeve’s mother began to explain: "This is a blue apple tree, a Divine Tree that is especially suited for the Divine Country with Water Divine Power as the main alongside Wood Divine Power and Earth Divine Power. The flowers it produces are pure Water Divine Power, and the fruit, soaked in Pure Water and sealed for a thousand years, can be fermented into Blue Apple Wine. The taste is sweet and rich, with an effect that restores Divine Power - a pot can be sold for a hundred Divine Power Crystals!

It’s just that although mom has a talent affinity with the Water Law, Wood Law, and Earth Law, her affinity for the Wood Law and Earth Law is too weak, not enough for the corresponding Divine Position. I can only accumulate it slowly by myself, and after tens of thousands of years, the Wood Attribute and Earth Attribute Divine Power I’ve gathered are just enough to plant these few blue apple trees."

But our Baby Ying is stronger than mom! Just by looking at the Divine Mark, you have four basic Law affinities. The three obvious ones should meet the standards for applying for a Divine Position. The last one, vague and indistinct, no matter what the level, mommy has many more options for you in the future."

"What is the Divine Country? And what are Divine Power, Divine Position, Divine Power Crystal, Law, and talent affinity?"

This time Mu Ying didn’t have to worry about whether asking these questions sounded like a normal Divine Race infant. Whether as a Divine Race infant or one with her original memories, she didn’t know what these things specifically were.

Maeve patted her little head: "Don’t rush, all these questions will be answered once we go to Central City, test your specific Law affinity and talent, and you receive your Inheritance Seed. The inheritance will provide the most accurate answers."

Inheritance, like the one Shi Yin had?

"When can we go to Central City then?" Mu Ying asked.

"We have to wait until you grow a little more, when your Law affinity and talent stabilize, and both your Divine Body and Divine Soul grow stronger to withstand the Law baptism of Central City," Maeve pinched her little cheek.

"How long will that take?" Mu Ying wanted to know what her specific talent was.

"When you turn one hundred years old, that should be about right, very soon."

The way Maeve’s mother spoke, a hundred years seemed as quick as a hundred seconds.

But Mu Ying, assured by her long life as an egg, guaranteed that a hundred years wasn’t short at all; even though she spent most of that time asleep, the passage of time was still very tangible.

Mu Ying was still quite unaccustomed to the Divine Race’s sense of time.

Based on previous experiences, converting to the time of the real world, a twenty-four-hour trial would be about four to five days, although the exact time ratio wasn’t very clear.

Thinking about it that way made her feel a bit better.

Looking at Mu Ying’s eagerness, Maeve was reminded of herself as a child: "Before that, mommy will take you to Creekwood Small World, my new job is there, and the Laws there are more complete, more suitable for your growth than in mom’s Divine Domain."