As of today the anti plant destroying enchantments are now efficient enough for me to be willing to use them constantly. I'm not going to as I have found that it disrupts the natural flow of mana in my forest, which can't possibly be good for the health of my trees. I did set it up so that I can trigger the enchantments nearly instantly, even improving my previous methods. So that shouldn't be too big of a deal.

I also spent some time refining the trigger mechanism I have on myself, it's blanket 'if so much of my body is destroyed then turn on' effect has some obvious problems. The most obvious is that if it wasn't caused by a plant destroying enchantment then it would interfere with me trying to fix the problem that has caused me to lose a significant amount of my body. Plus if I am somehow low on mana and unconcious then this might be a death sentence, as it would use up all of my mana. But I did improve it a bit, it is still far from perfect but now it is less likely to kill me. Maybe I can set up something similar that is a bit more sensitive that will flood my body with Flore, killing any and all pain? Might be worth a shot, it would make it easier to act while under fire.

We have made minimal progress in our siege of their city. They have successfully stopped every attempt I have made at growing a bridge over or under their walls. I'm half tempted to just pick up the city entirly, but I'm not sure if I am actually capable of that.

Other than that I spent my downtime with Azrezel. We found a nice, quiet, secluded spot in the caverns and had a picnic. It was just desserts. There are a lot of different types of dessert, way too many for either Azrezel or I to eat in a single day, but we sure tried out best. I'm also glad that I don't actually store food physically inside of myself for any length of time, my digestive system still works exactly the same as a mana based creature. Still, I felt kinda bad for Azrezel, he was groaning in pain from eating too much. I offered to fix the problem, but he refused to let me.

Anyway, Good Night Diary.