Jacob thought a lot about what to do with the current situation, and then he came to meet Uzza who was spending most of her time in the garden.

“Do you have time to spare, ma’am?” he asked her.

“I always have time,” Uzza said while she put a finger into the earth. “If not, I’ll make some time. So, go on.”

Jacob didn’t know what Uzza was doing, but she was actually removing the acidic nature of the soil so that the bacteria would die and the plants would grow faster. This was her way of paying the trees back for the food she had eaten. When she pulled her finger out, it turned blue.

“A-Are you alright?” Jacob was shocked by the color of her finger. “Did you get bitten by some spider or something?”

“No, I’m totally fine,” Uzza squeezed her forefinger with the other hand, and a drop of liquid came out from underneath her finger nail. She flicked it away into the sky, and the drop of liquid never fell to the ground.

“I have seen some crazy things with my own eyes,” Jacob said, “but I’ve n