Druid: Starting by Summoning Sunflowers

“Oh? You don’t want to fight me?” Mendel pretended to look disappointed, though a sly glint flashed in his eyes. “That’s fine, then. I’ll give you a chance: fight my plants. Win, and I’ll let you go.” The dungeon boss was relieved. “Hey! You, the one with the buck teeth and green skin!” Oh, it was King Cabbage here. “Since the Druid is showing me such respect, I won’t say I’m picking on you. I’ll let you hit me once.” Bang! The dungeon boss went flying, crashing onto a cold stone seat as purple blood ran from the corner of his mouth. “Cabbage, you don’t need to fight. You can go.” “You there, shorty, the one looking so unhappy. If you’re short, own it, and stand your ground when you fight. Come out.” A long shadow smacked the boss across the face. “I can’t stand dishonest people. Sit down!” “What are you laughing at over there? I’ve been putting up with you for ages. Come out!” Mendel raised a hand to stop him, but the dungeon boss refused to listen. A moment later, a new sun rose over the dim dungeon. Mendel hesitated. “Little Sunflower, is this really a good idea?” The boss was tied to an iron pole, his whole body glowing gold and lighting the way ahead. [Crossover world + low-level adventurers + bestiary collecting]