Infinite System Inheritor Return From The Abyss-Chapter 236 Seed

Seojun walked down the streets, As he turned a corner, a small crowd caught his attention. People were gathered in a park, murmuring with concern. Seojun's eyes landed on an old tree in the center, its once-strong branches now brittle and bare. The ground around it was cracked, the grass yellowing as if life itself was being drained away.

"What happened?" Seojun asked as he approached.

An elderly gardener sighed, wiping his forehead. "This tree has been standing for over 20 years, but lately, it's been dying. We tried everything—water, nutrients, even a healing mage, but nothing's working."

Seojun stared at the tree, something about the scene nagging at him. It reminded him of something… but what?

Then, a younger man stepped forward. "The city sent a specialist a few days ago. He said the soil's too weak to support it anymore. If nothing changes, they're going to cut it down."

"Cut it down?" an woman echoed, her voice filled with sorrow. "That tree's been here since I was a child."

"This tree survived every wave, I wish we can do something."

A solution, huh? Seojun glanced at the tree again, thinking. If the problem was the soil, then the answer was simple—revitalizing it.

"Have you tried using a mana-enriched growth catalyst?" he asked.The gardener shook his head. "We tried basic ones, but high-grade catalysts are too expensive. The city won't fund it, and no one around here can afford it."

Hearing that, Seojun thought for a moment. Mana-infused catalysts worked by strengthening the soil and roots, but if they were too weak, even those wouldn't be enough. It needed something stronger—something that could rebuild the land itself.

And then it clicked.

The seed. Seojun's expression shifted as he opened his inventory in his mind. He had never paid much attention to it.

[Seed of Yggrith]

(Available to use) A rare seed containing powerful life energy. It can restore dying land, strengthen nature, and even create new ecosystems. However, the effects depend on the mana provided.

Back in the Abyss, It's not accesible to use and now it's available.This could work.

Seojun about to leave when saw a lot of people that is looking for help. he sighed and secretly placed a high-grade mana catalyst in the soil. No one noticed as he walked away. By tomorrow, the tree would start recovering on its own.

Now, he had something more important to do.

Seojun found a small hotel near the guild and checked in. His room was simple—just a bed, a desk, and a window. It didn't matter. He locked the door behind him and opened his inventory.

In his hand, a dark, glowing seed appeared—the Seed of Yggrith. Strange silver lines ran across its surface, pulsing softly.

But that wasn't all.

He reached into his inventory again and took out one of the three Yggrith Leaves. The leaf was deep green, fresh as if it had just been picked.

[Can the spirit of Yggrith come to this world, host?] the system asked, curious.

Seojun smirked. "We won't know unless we try."

He used Appraisal on the leaf. Words appeared in front of him.

[Yggrith's Leaf]A sacred leaf from one of the Abyss World Tree. To summon its guardian spirit, crush the leaf and offer a drop of mana. Only those chosen by Yggrith can call it.

He didn't hesitate. He crushed the leaf in his palm—it turned into glowing dust. Then, he sent out a small pulse of mana.

For a few moments, nothing happened.

Then—

The air changed.

The room became cooler, and a strange energy spread around him. It felt ancient, powerful, and deeply connected to nature.

And then, a voice spoke.

"You finally called me."

A ghostly figure appeared before Seojun. Her body was like mist, glowing faintly, and Her eyes held deep wisdom.

Seojun looked at the glowing spirit before him—the spirit of Aeternum Yggrith, the World Tree itself. They had met before, long ago in the Abyss, and now she stood before him once again.

"Yggrith, I need your help," Seojun said.

Yggrith smiled warmly. Her movements were slow and graceful, filled with a quiet affection. She approached him, wrapping her arms around him in a soft embrace.

"I've been waiting, Seojun," she whispered. "I'm glad to help. I see that you've returned to your realm."

Seojun felt a twinge of guilt for not asking about her well-being first.

"How are you, Yggrith?" he asked.

Yggrith let go of the hug and began floating around the room, her bare feet barely touching the ground. She picked up a small vase from the table, studying it as if it were something fascinating.

"I'm perfectly fine," she said with a soft laugh. "With you as our lord, the Abyss has become a better world."

Seojun nodded, "I'll visit soon, but right now, I need your help."

Yggrith turned back to him, still holding the vase. She smiled. "Anything for you, my lord."

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Seojun took a deep breath before explaining the situation—the Phantom Ant Beast, the rejection of Abyss creatures by this world, and his plan to plant Yggrith's Seed to stabilize their presence. He knew Yggrith understood her own power better than anyone.

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After listening carefully, Yggrith's expression softened with understanding. "So, this realm is rejecting Abyss monsters… and you think that planting my seed—an Abyssal Seed—here will help?"

"Yes," Seojun confirmed. "I can gather everything needed to make it work."

Yggrith smiled with admiration. "How did you come up with that, my lord? You're a genius. My seed will indeed help."

Seojun exhaled in relief. If Yggrith was confident, then it meant the problem had a solution.

But then, she spoke again, her tone more serious.

"However, you'll need to find the right place in this realm to plant my seed. A place where it won't be interfered with."

Seojun's eyes narrowed in thought. He would have to choose carefully. If the seed truly had the power to stabilize Abyss creatures, it could become a major target.

"I know the right place," he said firmly.

Yggrith's smile deepened. "I trust you will, my lord."