Within Miracle Valley, a sunken pit appeared, located precisely where the World Tree once stood.

Herag looked at the large pit before him, as if he could see the scene when the World Tree was uprooted.

This pit was bottomless, standing at the edge of the cliff and looking down, one could only see a large dark hole.

Herag first searched around the ground but didn't find anything of value.

He looked at the deep pit, then around the surroundings, and after confirming no one was watching, he directly jumped down, ready to explore.

Herag rapidly descended, only reaching the bottom after falling more than a thousand meters.

It was already very damp here, with the soil being moist and soft.

Herag groped around but found nothing of interest.

He pondered for a moment, and with a thought, an array appeared before him, and a toad's figure emerged from it.

"Which plane is this?" The toad sniffed the air immediately upon appearing, sensing the difference from the Wizard Plane.

"Elf Plane," said Herag.

"I see, no wonder it feels somewhat familiar," the toad replied.

Looking at the toad, Herag curiously said, "Why do I feel like you've become weaker, or is it just my imagination?"

The toad replied, "It's not your imagination. In this plane, my projection only has the power of a Level 3 Wizard, lacking the Level 6 defensive abilities."

"Why?" Herag asked.

"Probably because I haven't received the recognition of the World Will of the Elf Plane, so the condensed projection is just an ordinary one, lacking strong abilities. The projection in the Wizard Plane was just a special case," the toad explained.

The toad's projection in the Wizard Plane was an anomaly; normally, projections only had such strength.

Herag nodded and said, "Understood. Let's focus on the main matter. We are now at the spot where the World Tree was originally located. After the Expedition Team uprooted the World Tree, only this pit was left. I searched here for quite a while and found nothing. Can you take a look and see if you can find anything?"

He hadn't left this place because he had a vague feeling that something was hidden here.

The feeling came from Great Dark Heaven; others might not detect it, but Herag felt it to some degree.

After listening, the toad looked around, its eyes constantly shifting until finally focusing on a corner.

Herag followed its gaze but found nothing.

The toad opened its mouth and extended its long tongue, shooting it into that corner and reeling it back quickly.

At that moment, Herag clearly felt the movement of spatial rules.

In that little corner, the spatial rules were violently trembling, which was unusual.

Normally, rules were everywhere, flowing naturally like air.

When the flow was irregular, someone like Herag, who comprehended spatial rules, noticed it very clearly.

The toad's tongue reeled in something and brought it back, placing it in front of Herag.

Herag looked closely and saw a small object resembling a green seed.

"What is this?" Herag asked.

The toad said, "If I'm not mistaken, this should be a World Tree Seed. You've lucked out."

"A World Tree Seed? How do I use this?" Herag asked.

"You can't use it now, but once you can develop your own space, plant this seed inside. It will automatically take root there and help you expand your space and refine your rules. It's a treasure. Quickly, while it's still a seed without self-awareness, let it absorb your blood to imprint your essence on it so it will serve you in the future," the toad advised.

Upon hearing this, Herag took out a dagger, cut his finger, and let a drop of blood fall onto the green seed.

The blood was absorbed instantly, and the aura it emitted slightly changed.

Herag knew that a Level 3 Wizard could already develop a personal space.

However, this space was merely a space and couldn't be considered a plane.

But the World Tree's miraculous feature is its ability to help you develop space and refine the rules.

Once the rules are refined to a certain degree, the space will evolve into a plane, becoming a true world.

"Why wasn't this found by the Expedition Team?" Herag asked.

The toad looked at him sideways: "Do you think anyone else has my level of expertise in spatial rules? The World Tree Seed is perfectly concealed, a self-protection mechanism of the World Tree, making it difficult for ordinary wizards to find."

Herag recalled that the toad had many independent spaces within it and could connect to the space-time flow, making it no longer surprising.

"Did the World Tree intentionally leave this seed, sensing it was in danger?" Herag asked.

"Probably," the toad replied.

"Shouldn't the Elves be aware of such a situation? Why haven't they come to look for this seed?" Herag was puzzled.

Logically, the Elf Race should be very familiar with the World Tree and aware of the existence of World Tree Seeds.

Knowing this, they should have sent someone to collect it afterward, so the seed couldn't have remained until now.

The toad shook its head: "Who knows? Maybe they came but didn't find it. You must understand that the Elf Race survives by relying on the World Tree. Perhaps they can't locate the exact position of a World Tree Seed. Only when it's rooted and sprouting does its presence become detectable."

After thinking, the toad added, "However, I think it might be related to you. You have the aura of the Elf Royal Family, probably connected to your Talent Spell. This World Tree Seed recently moved from another space to a nearby one. It might have sensed your essence and thus was drawn out from layer upon layer of spaces."

The toad explained that the World Tree Seed was hidden within multiple layers of space, making it almost impossible to discover under ordinary circumstances.

But since the World Tree Seed automatically moved through layers of space, it was the subtle changes during this movement that allowed the toad to detect and locate it.

Herag suddenly understood, realizing why he had always felt a strange sensation, as if something was present here.

Upon reflection, it was likely to be this World Tree Seed.

Herag's own bloodline carried Elf Royal Family traits, creating some connection with the World Tree Seed, with a mutual sense of each other.

But he still had a point he couldn't understand, so he asked, "But shouldn't there have been some investigation by a member of the Elf Royal Family? An event of this magnitude couldn't have left the Elf Royal Family indifferent."

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