361 A Mission Without Rewards Is Still Worth A Try 5yr

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Mr. Bear acted more human-like than the other great druid, Grandfather Tree. Although they were both Guardians of the same patch of woods and adept at druid magic, they behaved differently. One started out acting really human-like, but eventually lost that personality as time went by; as for the other, it had the appearance of an animal, but it began to act more human-like as time went by. Such polar opposites were, perhaps, worthy of reflection. 
However, despite being a mysterious and dangerous being, Mr. Bear was not as vulgar as its counterpart on earth, Ted[1], even though they could pass off as twins. When it saw Baiyi's complexion sour, the bear kindly explained, "This is just the Force of Nature."
"Do you mean this is a different way of using a Territory?" Baiyi asked curiously. The only explanation he had for something like this, which Mr. Bear had done without using external power, was… Territories. Only a Territory could bypass limitation that powers like magic could not.