When the fleet approached the port of Cenarius, Feng Chou felt like Granny Liu entering the Grand View Garden.
Cenarius was a huge, green, three-dimensional city made up of the Golden Tree 'Cenarius' that covered the horizon, his dozens of Ancient Tree of Life heirs, and thousands of Ancient War Trees.
On the coastline near the port, there were hundreds of Ancient War Trees that were hundreds of meters tall. They were like towering city walls, as well as rows of imposing guards that guarded the city's sea borders.
Every Ancient War Tree could throw out more than ten Ancient War Fruits at the same time, accurately hitting ships tens of thousands of meters away.
These hundreds of Ancient War Trees could shoot out thousands of powerful Ancient War Fruit cannonballs in an instant. If Feng Chou's fleet showed any hostility, it would probably be destroyed in an instant.
When the ship sailed into the port, Feng Chou discovered that this port was different from the others. On the coastline of the port area, there was a row of huge trees that had fallen down on the shore. The trunks of the trees extended into the sea, forming living trestles.
The port was divided into three regions by the Ancient War Trees standing in the sea. The northern and southern regions belonged to the Nature Elves' military port, where dozens of Ancient War Tree warships were anchored.
In the center of the port, there was an area about a kilometer wide that was the trading port, allowing foreign ships to dock.
Behind the trading port was a small town surrounded by thorns, where foreign merchants were only allowed to move and trade.
Feng Chou left the business to the second mate and got off the ship with interest, entering this small town full of foreign flavor.
The streets of the small town were all made up of living treehouses. The shops and houses were surrounded by green leaves, leaving only the doors, windows, and signboards.
Some of these shops were run by Nature Elves, while others were run by foreign human merchants.
The shops run by Nature Elves mainly sold all kinds of medicinal herbs and precious magic wood, while the shops run by humans mainly sold metal weapons, leather armor, and other goods from human countries.
To be honest, the Nature Elves weren't a good trade partner. They didn't have a large population and were completely self-sufficient. They had almost no external needs, and the trading volume of the merchant ships in Cenarius wasn't large. The main reason they stopped here was to replenish their food and water supplies. Therefore, the fleet only stopped at Cenarius for three days.
Feng Chou walked around the town. There weren't many Nature Elves here, but there were many humans.
Like the Drow Elves, the Nature Elves were also a race with extremely high average looks. They were tall and slender, an average head taller than humans. Their bodies were well-proportioned and supple, and most of them had a pair of long legs that humans envied.
Nature Elves had light green or light purple skin. Their hair was mainly green or purple. They had the same exquisite appearance as Drow, but they were not as flirtatious as Drow. Instead, they had a fresh and elegant beauty. Feng Chou's evaluation of them was that they were more than beautiful, but not sexy.
After circling the town, Feng Chou found a shop selling Druid magic items near the exit of the town that led to Cenarius.
There were all kinds of Druid magic items in this shop. There were many types of Druid magic items, and not only were there beginner and intermediate magic items, there were even quite a few advanced magic items.
Feng Chou didn't care about the price and swept through all the magic items one by one.
After making a big deal, the owner of Feng Chou's shop struck up a conversation.
This shop owner was a high-ranked Druid. It was difficult to tell his age from his appearance, and in Feng Chou's eyes, he was a handsome young man with light green skin and emerald green hair.
During the conversation, Feng Chou pretended to casually ask where he could buy Druid magic information. To his regret, the other party told him that it wasn't a commodity that could be bought or sold.
Feng Chou left a follower behind to follow the shop's guard and transport the goods he ordered back to the ship. Then, he gave the other party an equivalent + 2 embedded leather armor to pay for it. Nature Elves weren't interested in gold coins.
After leaving the magic item shop, Feng Chou walked into a shop that sold ranger equipment. In this shop, apart from some leather or wooden magic armor made by druids, inlaid leather armor made from the human world, and some short swords and scimitars, the most common item was a variety of bows and arrows.
Elven bows were generally softer. Of course, this softness was relative to the strong bows used by human warriors.
For Elven Rangers, the arrows they shot were more of a medium, a medium that carried magic. They cared more about accuracy than power. A bow that was too strong would make the arrows more powerful, but it would greatly affect the accuracy of the archer.
The magic armor made by Druids was also remarkable. This type of armor was usually made of magic beast leather or magic wood, and some of the Druid's spells were sacrificed. Under the effect of the Druid's special strengthening spells, even if the defense wasn't as good as the metal armor made by alchemists, it wasn't too far off. Most of them were also enchanted with healing spells.
The arrows sold here were also made of magic wood. They didn't have any enchantments, but they were very good at accommodating the temporary enchantments of a ranger.
Feng Chou casually bought some exquisite Druid magic armor and a few good magic bows.
The owner of this shop was a female Elven Ranger with a delicate face but a very cold attitude. Her coldness wasn't the kind of coldness that came from a bad attitude, but a kind of indifference that came from the inside out. She also answered Feng Chou's questions, but she could always kill the conversation with a few words, leaving Feng Chou speechless.
After many failed attempts, Feng Chou walked out of the shop gloomily.
As the only port of a country, this trading town was undoubtedly unqualified. Feng Chou only spent two hours to walk through the entire town.
Seeing that there was nothing to be gained, Feng Chou simply returned to the ship.
At first, Feng Chou had hoped to find some information about Druid training here, but these elves were stubborn. It seemed that there was no hope.
Due to the high proportion of Druids among the nature elves and the fact that all of them were professionals, they basically didn't have to worry about food and clothing in this vast and rich Emerald Forest. They had enough treehouses and had very little internal pressure.
Under such circumstances, the nature elves' living materials were distributed according to their needs. They didn't even have a currency. Although they did accept gold coins when trading with humans, that was only to facilitate the settlement of transactions. Gold coins were worthless to the nature elves.
This kind of relaxed environment, coupled with the elves' long lifespan, made these creatures very indifferent. Even if you wanted to exchange something with them, you wouldn't know what to use to move them.