Little Tyrant Doesn't Want to Meet with a Bad End Chapter 527.2: Faint Sensation (2)

“It has been a while, Lord Roel.”

“It has indeed been a while, Kayde. It looks like you’re faring well. I was worried that you would have trouble adapting to the new environment.”

“Of course not. The environment here is much better than where I was previously rooted. I can’t get enough of the intoxicating fragrance of the soil…” Kayde waved its branches as it lavished compliments on Ascart Fiefdom’s black soil.

Roel smiled at those words.

Behind him, Cynthia and the others hurriedly put down the wine vats before backing off.

Alicia wasn’t with him at the moment, having requested to head elsewhere right before reaching their destination. This meant that Roel was the only one with Kayde at the moment.

After trading some pleasantries, Roel finally got to the main topic at hand.

“Kayde, I didn’t just come here to deliver wine. There are some matters I need to talk to you about.”

“Is it news regarding the Twilight Sages Assembly?”

“It’s the opposite. It’s regarding the Fallens, my encounter with a fallen treant…”

“…”

Kayde’s swaying branches abruptly froze in place. Clearly, it hadn’t expected Roel to broach this topic. As the latter related his encounter with the Treant High Priest a few months back, Kayde’s expression turned heavy.

“…Orked Chade. That’s its name.”

“You’re acquainted with it?” Roel asked in surprise.

He didn’t think that the two of them would know each other, considering that treants were known to be homebodies literally stuck to the ground.

However, Kayde hurriedly waved its lush crown to refute that.

“No, we aren’t acquaintances. It’d be more apt to say that I’ve heard about it. It used to be the pride of our clan, only to become one of our greatest regrets when it fell into depravity alongside the Savior,” the towering treant said with a hoarse sigh.

It proceeded to share old stories about the treants.

In the ancient era, the treants were regarded as a peace-loving race, but on the inside, they were hardly as harmonious as others thought them to be. Like most intelligent beings, they had factions th

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