The body of the Ginkgo Tree is certainly tough, but here it appears only as an illusion, with mere attack ability and insufficient defense.
He guessed correctly; the moment the scythe hit the Ginkgo Tree, the illusion merely flickered slightly before dissipating.
Dissipated?!
The Judge's eyes widened, cold sweat pouring down; he knew he had been deceived.
This is a trick.
There's no illusion of a Ginkgo Tree; it's clearly an illusion, nonexistent.
Just as he expected, this is indeed a scam.
Sif also knows that the illusion of the Ginkgo Tree is only a tenth as tough as the real thing; forcibly summoning it requires full effort to protect the tree, making it passive instead.
As long as the real Ginkgo Tree isn't summoned, it won't be chopped down.
Resolve the problem from the source.
Sif is no longer the simple and naive girl she once was; she can be even more cunning than Roland at times.
