Four days passed quickly. During this time, nothing significant occurred, as the Evil God's consciousness had completely vanished from the world.
However, the elves, Zelda, and the fairies faced a major setback—the loss of the Forest of Eternal Silence.
As one of the largest forests in the world, its destruction had a massive impact on the ecosystem.
Although the world had already entered the fall season, the unusual phenomenon in the Desert of Chaos kept the temperatures in both human and demon territories unusually high, and the air remained hot.
With the Forest of Eternal Silence gone, the sun's rays felt even more intense.
After all, the forest had played a crucial role in producing oxygen and cooling the land from the sun's heat.
Because of this, Leon suggested to Zelda that they begin a replanting effort in the area where the forest once stood.
Although the soil had turned into white sand, it wasn't actual sand—it was the ash left behind by the burned trees.
