Just as agreed, Jane announced that the Guide Building would begin providing guidance to Sentinels at the rate of 2,000 star credits for five days a week, starting the following week.
The news from the Guide Building and the cheap price caused an uproar among the Sentinels in the Eastern Region, though there was a limit, as guidance was only available to five people a day.
There was also a limitation on ranks, with only Sentinels at A-class and below receiving guidance for the time being.
Hazel was planning to take a new rank test before the week she would start giving guidance to Sentinels.
Since she had the whole week before then, she wasn’t in a rush to take the test.
She was currently in her room, scrolling through Star Net while watching funny short videos.
Knock!
Knock!
Two hurried knocks fell on her door, followed by Jane’s slightly panicked voice.
“Hazel!
Hazel!
We have an emergency.”
Hazel went ahead and opened the door for Jane.
“Chloe’s husband, a member of the Marshal’s team, has a Spirit Domain corruption value that is showing signs of nearing the berserk stage.”
After hearing this, Hazel calmly took her jacket.
“Where is he?”
“He is downstairs in the room meant for giving guidance.”
By now, she had already put on her jacket.
“Okay, then let’s go.”
Upon entering the room, she noticed Simon’s team members, other than Clide.
“Guide Hazel, you are here.”
Louis was the first to notice her.
The rest then turned toward her and parted to make a path for her to reach the bed where Clide was lying.
Seeing his wife crying beside his bed, Hazel guessed that she was the Chloe Jane had called.
“Please, everyone, excuse us.
Other than Jane and Clide’s wife, I would like everyone else to leave.”
As she said this, the group of men filed out of the room and closed the door behind them.
Hazel immediately got to work, sitting on the stool Jane had just placed beside the bed as the men left the room.
Hazel released her tendrils, then entered Clide’s Spirit Domain.
Unlike Simon’s, his domain was much easier to enter.
His Spirit Domain was probably a forest, but right now, it was in complete ruin.
The sky was sunny without a single cloud, and the scorching heat from the sun was severe.
The ground was very dry, with tiny cracks all around it, showing the lack of moisture.
Walking further, the trees were all brown and completely dried up.
As she stepped on the grass, a crunching sound followed with every step.
Hazel was searching for his Spirit Body.
She did not search for long before she saw it in front of a dried-up pond.
It was a huge black bear with its eyes closed, lying right beside the pond.
If she did not know it was sick, she would have thought it was sleeping, save for its body being covered in injuries.
It lay there, severely weak and obviously thirsty.
Hazel walked toward it.
Her tendrils immediately came forward, wrapping around it as they healed its injuries one after another.
After a while, all the injuries closed up, and it was back to having nothing but a furry body.
However, it still did not wake up.
Knowing it was okay, she moved on to make changes to the environment, starting with the pond in front of them.
She called forth rain clouds to fill the pond and add moisture to the dry earth.
After the rain, the pond became filled with water, and the cracked, dry earth regained its moisture.
Hazel called forth fish into the pond, starting from fish eggs and allowing them to become fry before growing into adulthood.
By the time she was done, the pond was filled with a swarm of fish.
After this, she turned to begin working on the forest.
Hazel and her tendrils got to work, submerging the whole forest with water, which gave vitality to the trees.
They removed the trees that could no longer be saved and planted new ones. The source of this chapter is g.com.
Because it was a bear, Hazel planted flowers throughout the center of the forest, where she noticed its cave was.
Then, not far from it, she created a hive, where the bees immediately buzzed toward the blooming flowers.
Hazel moved on to the rest of the forest.
Giving vitality to the trees, removing those that could no longer be saved, and planting new species, she continued working.
By the time she was done with the forest, it was brimming with life again.
Then she created clouds in the sky to block some of the sun’s direct heat.
After this, she was sure everything was okay, so she went to see the bear one more time, only to find that it was awake.
It was currently looking at the swarm of fish in the pond.
When it heard footsteps, it turned to see Hazel and her tendrils.
Joy flashed in its eyes as it thought, This was the person who made my home pretty again.
The bear walked steadily toward her.
The sight of a tall bear walking toward you would definitely scare anyone, if not for the setting they were in.
It stood in front of her and lowered its head as if asking for a pat.
After Hazel patted its head, it sat in front of her while the tendrils wrapped around it.
“I want to play, I want to play,” the tendrils said.
So Hazel left it to play with the bear for a while before realizing that it was time to leave.
“Okay, you have played enough today.
Let’s go back.”
The bear was obviously reluctant upon hearing this, not to mention the tendrils, which immediately complained.
“I still want to play.
Besides Snaky and the bear, I have no friends to play with,” the tendrils complained.
“Next time, you will see your bear friend, but for now, we have to go.”
The tendrils reluctantly said goodbye to the bear, and after Hazel gave it another pat, they left Clide’s Spirit Domain.
Probably because she had created something new in Clide’s Spirit Domain, Hazel felt a little tired when she first left Clide’s Spirit Domain.