The Tale of Hero Alice's Social Death (Pantsu Hero Alice) Chapter 367 - I Am Hikari, and Hikari Is Me

Alice, the Hero, had already helped the treants solve a big problem by uncovering the source of the treant settlement's pollution. Logically, it would only be a matter of course for the treants to bring out a block of Living Wood to take care of this problem. The treant elder was also well aware of the treants' behavior toward humans.

To put it bluntly, the Hero could have simply ignored the treants' problem instead of going out of her way to help them. After all, their attitude toward humans honestly couldn't be considered good. They remained distant even toward the Hero. So, the fact that the Hero was willing to help them solve their residence's pollution problem could already be considered an act of repaying hostility with kindness. There was no reason whatsoever for the Hero to help them for free on top of that.

Not to mention, Alice had requested the block of Living Wood to use to solve the source of pollution. So, they had even less reason to be stingy with their Living Wood. The Hero had already done them a huge favor by uncovering the pollution source and coming up with a solution. They couldn't possibly ask the Hero to help them think of an alternative solution that didn't involve the use of Living Wood, right?

Thinking up to this point, the treant elder sighed. Although he felt reluctant, he had no choice but to supply the Hero with a block of Living Wood to ensure the treants' living environment remained undisturbed. While Living Mood might allow their race to give birth to future generations with better potential, it wouldn't matter how talented their descendants were if their living environment was destroyed. It would also be difficult for them to find a new place to stay.

Originally, they had planned to use the Gryffin Forest outside the Gryffin Kingdom as a backup residence in case something happened to their residence in the Kalu Forest. However, according to what they heard from the human guards stationed outside their settlement, nearly half of the Gryffin Forest had disappeared, and several l

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