Phi-Fic Chapter 1532 Methods for Removing Dirt
Chapter 1532 Methods for Removing Dirt
Chapter 1532 Methods for Removing Dirt
When Ang pulled out the Shroud of Turin instead of taking it directly, Anthony knew what Ang was up to and quickly chimed in, "Sir needs to study the properties of the unclean things and see what method can be used to clean them better. Let's move away so as not to disturb you."
The Shroud of Turin has a special ability to sever the connection between souls and the projection of consciousness. If a consciousness is projected onto Starfire, rolling it up with the Shroud of Turin will sever the connection between the consciousness and the original body.
If consciousness is unique, then the entity that loses consciousness will disintegrate; if consciousness is not unique, then like the Ghost Tree, a new entity will grow back.
Anthony didn't know what was going on, but there must have been a reason why Ang took out the Shroud of Turin. All he could do was prevent the Migratory Stars from seeing anything they shouldn't see.
However, Anthony also knew that this so-called "shouldn't have seen" was his feeling that "shouldn't have seen," not Ang's opinion that "shouldn't have seen."
Adults are becoming increasingly detached, seemingly indifferent to many things. They often reveal many secrets directly to outsiders, perhaps because they don't consider them secrets, but rather commonplace matters.
But Anthony didn't know which things were commonplace and which were secrets, so he could only try to cover them up as much as possible.
Although it was quite a headache, it was also a symbol of the supreme god's immense power and immeasurable divine might. Anthony was experiencing both pain and pleasure.
Pulling the Migratory Starman aside, Anthony continued to probe, "What will happen to you if you don't cleanse these filth? Will there be any danger?"
"There is no danger. As long as the Lord of the Branch Road doesn't come in here and discover that I'm still alive, or if someone else comes to command me with his mark, there will be no danger," the Star Migrator said.
"You found out you weren't dead? You mean you were hiding here pretending to be dead?" Anthony asked in surprise.
The Star Migrator nodded. He found that after projecting into human form, body language was indeed quite convenient. A nod could express affirmation, and a shake of the head could express negation. He was becoming more and more accustomed to this way of expressing himself through body language.
"Why?" Anthony asked curiously. There was no rhetoric in his question; it was purely out of curiosity. Why would a Star Migrator betray his team, fake his death, and hide in what could be a prison for a long time, even sealing himself away?
The Star Migrator looked Anthony up and down, his expression somewhat ambiguous.
If it were anyone else, they certainly wouldn't be able to discern what the Migratory Starman was thinking from that gloomy expression, but Anthony, with a stroke of genius, tentatively said, "I am merely my Lord's spokesperson; my Lord can hear what you say."
The Star Migrator paused for a moment, then said, "I don't want to send the Divine Star to its death."
Anthony was startled: "Send God Star to his death? What do you mean?"
"The reason these divine stars are being moved out isn't to make room, but to send them to fight. Unfortunately, their enemies are too powerful. Sending them out is tantamount to sending them to their deaths, and I can't bear it," the migrating star said dejectedly.
"The enemy is too powerful? We're just throwing our lives away? There's an enemy even more powerful than a god planet? Is it some other god planet?" Anthony exclaimed in disbelief.
No wonder he was shocked, because weren't the Divine Stars already the most powerful beings in the void? Were there enemies even more powerful than them? Other Divine Stars?
The Star Migrator shook his head: "No, you may not be able to understand what kind of existence it is. Even if you see it, you won't know what it is. But your main god should be able to see it. If one day you see something huge, indescribable, and incomparably powerful, that should be it."
"Huh? What's it called?" Anthony was somewhat taken aback. It was enormous, indescribable, and incomparably powerful. Even the Star Migrators used the word "enormous" to describe it. Just how big was it?
No wonder he looked so strange just now. It turns out he thought that even he couldn't describe it, and Anthony wouldn't be able to identify it either, while Ang was on the same level as him and had the right to know about its existence.
"I don't know what it's called, and I've never seen it with my own eyes. It was a divine star that I personally moved out of, and it sent me a message at the last moment, which contained a vague perception of it."
At this point, the Star Migrator sighed: "That divine star was a very powerful divine star, but even he could not perceive the full picture of this thing. I don't know if he was lost or if he really couldn't see it, but he really died. The information he sent me at the last moment allowed me to glimpse its existence."
"So that's why you're so scared that you've hidden here?" Anthony asked abruptly.
The Star Migrator nodded subconsciously, then froze, awkwardly saying, "My main reason is that I don't want to send the divine star away to its death again. I'm also a little scared, but that's not the main reason. After all, I've never seen it with my own eyes."
Anthony nodded: "You are truly a kind and benevolent star." But in his heart, he thought to himself: So seeking refuge here is something that has been going on for a long time.
He stopped mentioning his fears altogether and changed the subject, asking, "Is it related to those two terrifying beings outside?"
The Star Migrator said awkwardly, "I still don't know who those two terrifying beings are, but they are hunting down all the god stars, so there might be a connection."
Anthony scratched his head in frustration and said, "There's too little information. Do you have any way to get information from the outside world?"
The Star Migrator shook his head: "I'm hiding here because these two worlds are absolutely isolated. If there were a way to get information from the outside world, why would I dare to hide here?"
“Isn’t there a Gate to the Boundless? Don’t you have any Starborn? Can’t you send one to gather information?” Anthony asked.
If he agrees, then Anthony is really prepared to send some Starborn out to gather information. Starborn can be controlled using the Guman snake method; relying solely on the doorknob as a source of information is too unstable.
The Migrant said, "You used to be human, right? In the human world, what can you find out if you send an ant to gather information? The communication between the gods is something the Starborn can't understand or hear."
“Uh, how do the planets communicate?” Anthony asked.
"Light, divine light carries a wealth of information, such as my experiences over tens of thousands of years. With just a few flashes, distant divine stars can know. It's only because your divine stars lack the ability to communicate that I wouldn't need to get so close," the Star Migrator said.
Anthony took a deep breath, completely abandoning the idea of sending Starborn out to gather information. In a world full of gods, Starborn were like ants; even if they had news, it wouldn't be something they could hear or understand.
Before I could ask anything more, Ang flew over and said, "That's enough."
Anthony paused for a moment, then tentatively asked, "Sir, have you found a way to remove the evil spirits?"
Ang nodded.
(End of this chapter)