Phi-Fic Chapter 1593 Can you help me find a new divine star?
Chapter 1593 Can you help me find a new divine star?
Chapter 1593 Can you help me find a new divine star?
Not only are the remains useless, but a single migratory star is also useless. The greatest ability of a migratory star is to move the divine star back and forth between the uncultivated land and here, which a single migratory star cannot do.
Therefore, the Star Migrator of the Boundless Land tried every means to train Ang to become a Star Migrator, otherwise he would be all alone and unable to do anything.
A migratory star that cannot travel back and forth to a divine star is essentially just a dark star.
After Anthony finished reading what he wanted to see, he immediately contacted Planet Five and said, "I've finished reading. How can I give you another fragment of the Migratory Star?"
The fifth star said, "Just give it to the Tree God."
Anthony handed the fragment to the tree shepherd, who took it with a puzzled look and asked, "What is this?"
Anthony explained, and the wooden tree-man's face clearly showed disappointment: "You just came to take a look?"
"Yes, otherwise what do you think we came here for?" Anthony asked, feigning ignorance, a thought flashing through his mind.
The Tree Shepherd said disappointedly, "I thought you were here to help me revive the main star."
Anthony's heart skipped a beat, and he asked, "Is this what God Star Five told you? He helped you revive the main star?"
"Five Divine Stars? Is that his name?" Shepherd Tree Man exclaimed in surprise.
“Yes, what do you call him?” Anthony asked.
He realized that this Tree Shepherd and Star Five didn't seem to be on the same side, and they didn't seem to know each other well. Maybe he could find out some information about Star Five from the Tree Shepherd.
The tree shepherd said, "The divine star has no name."
"Then let's call him God Star Five. He promised to help you revive your home planet?" Anthony asked.
“Yes, this is the first time he has asked me to bring people to examine the remains of the main star. I thought you were here to resurrect the main star,” the Tree Shepherd said.
Anthony pondered for a moment, then asked, "What level of resurrection are you referring to when you say the main star is resurrected?"
The tree shepherd was taken aback. Resurrection has different degrees? Of course, it's when you're back to being alive.
Anthony explained, "There are many kinds of resurrection. Is it resurrecting his remains? Or his star soul? Is it resurrecting a star soul that possesses his abilities? Or resurrecting a god star that possesses his memories?"
"You need to be clear about your needs. Do you need to resurrect a planetary being with the ability to migrate? Or do you just want to resurrect a divine planet where you can take root?"
The tree shepherd was stunned. So many different kinds? What were its needs?
What does it need...? No one had ever asked it what it needed before, and when Anthony suddenly asked it this question, it couldn't answer for a moment.
Seeing this, Anthony immediately understood and whispered like a devil, "The simpler the need, the easier it is to achieve. For example, if you just want a divine star to take root on, it's too easy. You branch out a new branch, and I'll take you to find a divine star to take root on."
The tree shepherd's expression shifted, but he remained silent.
Anthony continued in a whisper, "Resurrecting your main star, if it's just his star soul, is relatively simple..."
Before he could finish speaking, the Tree Shepherd interrupted him in shock: "Simple? Reviving his Star Soul is simple?"
Anthony's heart skipped a beat, and he frowned, saying, "Is it that difficult? I'm not a god star, and I've never tried it before. Is it really that difficult? It's just a star soul, isn't it?"
The Tree Shepherd looked Anthony up and down and said, "It's just a Star Soul? Do you know how difficult it is to hatch a Star Soul? Look at the entire void, how many of those god-stars that have lost their Star Souls can hatch new ones? Do you think this is an endless land?"
Anthony's heart skipped a beat, but he remained calm as he asked, "Is it easier to incubate new star souls in the Boundless Land?"
“Of course, that is the origin of life. Of all the countless stars in the sky, which one didn’t hatch from the origin of life?” the Tree Shepherd said.
“That is indeed too difficult. Wouldn’t it be much easier to revive a god star without a star soul?” Anthony said.
Anthony's words immediately put the Tree Shepherd into a context of 'much easier', making it wonder if it was necessary to pursue the resurrection of the Star Soul?
The Fifth Divine Star was unaware of this, and even the Tree Shepherd was unaware that the Tree Shepherd's needs were different from those of the Fifth Divine Star.
The fifth planet needs a migratory planet with the ability to migrate, but does the Tree Shepherd need a migratory planet?
The Tree Shepherd had never thought about this question before, because it had coexisted with the main star for many years. After the main star died, it survived for many more years thanks to the unique vitality of the Tree of Myriad Realms.
But now, only a small area in the center of a dead tree trunk remains.
When the fifth planet found it, it was told that it needed to revive its main planet, and it naturally made 'reviving the main planet' its top priority.
But Anthony's whisper made it ponder deeply: Did it need to revive the main star? Was it necessary to have a main star with the memories of the main star, the ability to migrate, and a similar size?
It seems unnecessary. What it urgently needs now is a divine star that can take root, preferably a young divine star with growth potential, rather than a divine star that naturally ages and dies like its main star. Having the ability to migrate does not allow it to grow taller and stronger than other divine trees.
The question "What do you need?" threw the tree shepherd into a panic, leaving him momentarily at a loss.
Seeing this, Anthony added fuel to the fire by asking, "Are those creatures your guardian spirits?"
"Yes," the tree shepherd replied.
"Why are there so few of them? Is it because you're withering away and can't afford to feed them anymore?" Anthony asked.
The relationship between the divine tree and the elves is quite complex. Not all elves are like the elves of the main plane, who only know how to take and have their master and servant reversed. That's because they were spoiled by the god of life.
More guardian spirits will carefully tend the sacred tree, plan its planting, diligently graze their flocks, and nurture more life.
The sacred tree and its guardian spirits often coexist in a complementary and symbiotic relationship. Moreover, the spirits are raised by the tree god, just like its children, making their bond even more complex.
Anthony's words were purely a test, a probe into the relationship between the Treants and the Void Elves. However, seeing that the Treants were only active in the central area and had to raise these elves, he guessed that the relationship wasn't too bad.
The tree shepherd paused for a moment, then said, "It's a bit too much to keep them. Do you have any ideas on how to take care of them?"
"What kind of resettlement do you need? Should we find them a sacred tree to settle down in? That would make it easy for them to fight with the native spirits of other sacred trees. Or should we find you a new sacred star to take root on, and then have them move with you?" Anthony asked.
When someone presents two choices in their words, be wary of whether their words are suggestive.
For example, Anthony seems to have two choices now, but in reality, they are full of inducements. The Tree Shepherd, who was originally at a loss, finally said: "Can you help me find a new god star?"
PS: I went to prepare for the Qingming Festival. Every year, Qingming is the most tiring time, with extremely high intensity. I worked from 3 a.m. to 1 p.m. and even had a mild heatstroke. Now my whole body aches.