A slurp rang out as I took a drink of some honey tea as I watched as the Noxian's hurriedly tried to put out the fire's that had engulfed their otherwise untainted food stores. But... Soon enough, they also realized something even worse.
I had very heavily poisoned all the water sources, even the treated water sources. So as water was thrown into the burning piles of grains, lean-to buildings and tents. The steam that came up from the stupidly poisoned water also filled the air.
And seeing as I was hitting their army in the middle of a deep valley, there wasn't much in the way of wind that was blowing the poisoned steam out of the camp.
Only enough wind to spread the poison...
"Now, while they are dealing with their food being burnt, their cooks killed, and their water supply poisoned. I go for the one, two, buckle your shoe." I muttered, and with a loud screech, the Queen Bee was spawned with an angry roar before I teleported away.
Because I didn't want the Queen Bee obviously, I was generously giving a Boss monster to the Noxian army. Oh, and the resulting army of giant wasps, bee's and such that the Queen Bee would also spawn as well.
"This will slow the Noxian invasion down." I said with finality before I teleported away as I felt mana filling the air not to far away. And as I saw the still angry glowing eye's of Syndra, I just waved before my wings took form on my back and I shot off.
Syndra was still pissed at me, and even though I could beat her with my much greater speed... Her outlandishly powerful gravity magic wasn't something I wanted aimed at me if I could help it.
"Yup... Time to go!" I muttered as I had done my part in fucking with the Noxian army at this point. From here it was up to Xayah and Rakan to continue their lovely eco-terrorist actions on the invading army.
From there, I swiftly flew and even teleported at times when I recovered enough magic towards the north as I headed deeper into the heart of Ionia.
Taking a look at the map I had gotten from the previous town, I looked at the surrounding mountains as I couldn't see any smoke stacks or anything that would tell me of nearby civilization.
Thankfully... I found a landmark of a mountain that had the face of a demon when looking at. Which told me the zone I was in. "Hmm, so I am in Omikayalan huh? Isn't this where Ahri learnt more about her nature as a Vastayan?" I mused to myself before shrugging and I flew down into the thick almost jungle-like canopy.
The moment I broke through the tree line, I realized I was most certainly in Omikayalan as the trees were filled with spiritual life, flowers blooming and dying within a blink of an eye. The ground glowed with each step as my soul resonated with the dense spiritual energy that filled this holy land.
I took a deep breath and then exhaled as it honestly felt similar to the healing bath I made back in Danmachi that was made entirely out of monster stones.
"Maybe I should settle down here for a few days. Just relax, meditate, and even continue my item crafting." I mused to myself as I was in no rush.
Literally... I was a Starfarer, my lifespan was measured in the tens of millennia, to say nothing of my Falna also enhancing that great baseline lifespan. I had the time to relax and work if I wanted to.
Not to mention that there was a great amount of time difference between this world and back in the world of Danmachi.
After a bit of looking around, I realized this area looked quite similar to like Pandora's forest at night during the Avatar movie but it was magical and spiritual energy instead of just bioluminescence.
I walked a good way's until I found a small clear river and then with that, I took out a bunch of materials and quickly used my Terrarian building skill to just slap down a comfortable single-bedroom house so I didn't need to worry about the elements.
As I relaxed on the porch of the house I slapped down, I looked out upon the almost overwhelming life and spirituality of Omikayalan that laid before me and I whispered. "This will be a good little retreat before I go find some trouble."
Hell, maybe if I was lucky, trouble would instead come to me.
But just as I had that idle thought the sounds of leaves being pressed into the ground but not crunched rang out. And gently stepping past the thick tree view was...
An utterly massive fox spirit. Close to fifty feet tall and having countless tails behind it. And as the fox elegantly strode towards me, somehow looping around the tree's and not knocking into them in the slightest.
I could feel the divinity from the fox.
'Uh oh... I think I just started squatting on the local fox god's territory.' I thought as I recognized Sai'nen the Thousand-Tailed Kitsune.