Phi-Fic Chapter 1473 Beware of its divine light pulse!
Chapter 1473 Beware of its divine light pulse!
Chapter 1473 Beware of its divine light pulse!
After listening to Anthony's report, everyone looked at each other, and finally looked at Ang in unison. This matter had too great an impact and was beyond their control. The Ancient Dragon of Time and Space was actually hunting those God Stars outside the Boundless Cage.
Ang tilted his head.
After staring at each other for a while, Negris asked, "Ang, didn't you sense any information from the Ancient Dragon of Time and Space?"
Ang shook his head.
It seemed Ang was just as bewildered as they were, so Negris turned to Anthony and asked, "What do we do now?"
Nigels wasn't asking Anthony what to do, but rather what his plan was. If Anthony didn't reject it after a face-to-face meeting, then it could be implemented.
There's nothing they can do. When they encounter a boss like Ang who doesn't care about anything except planting crops, they can only rely on their own initiative. Otherwise, they'll just have to follow Ang and farm the land.
“I want the adults to imprint a soul mark on it, then put it back, and try to make contact with the Ancient Dragon of Time and Space to find out what’s going on over there,” Anthony said.
"Great idea! The Dragon God is actually hunting down those god stars outside? That's amazing! How did he do that? Are all the god stars outside like the old star? If they're all like Gmezburg, then what level must the Dragon God have grown to? By the way, wasn't there supposed to be two terrifying beings, one of whom is the Dragon God? Who is the other one?" Negris exclaimed in amazement.
Anthony shook his head: "I don't know. According to the doorknob's description, it was a shadow that, wherever it passed, made the planet seem to be cleaved in two as if by a sharp blade."
Ulsman immediately said, "No, even if a planet is struck by a sharp blade, it won't split in two. There's something wrong with this description."
The Divine Star is not a solid sphere, but an energy sphere composed of starfire. When struck by a sharp blade, it either explodes or reforms into one; it will never split in two.
Anthony nodded: "I had the same question, but it said that the shadow solidified the cross-section, so the divine star split in two, becoming two hemispherical energy spheres, until the solidification of the cross-section disappeared, and then the two hemispheres merged into two smaller divine stars, but the will of the divine star had already disappeared."
Upon hearing this description, everyone looked at each other in bewilderment, staring at each other wide-eyed, and even Ang couldn't help but tilt his head.
A shadowy figure cleaved the planet in two, splitting it in two to become two planets. What could possibly do that? Neither the Gumanche nor the Gmezburg could do it. No wonder the doorknob said, "What a terrifying thing."
But what's even more terrifying is that the Dragon God is listed alongside this thing. What exactly happened to the Dragon God?
Ang entered the enclosed space, saw the doorknob, and reached out to touch it—it was the Beauty God Fist.
The phantom of the doorknob was pulled out; it was a blue phantom of a divine star. A blue divine star? Are there blue divine stars?
With this question in mind, Ang imprinted a consciousness mark, and soon, a brand new node appeared in the soul network.
The doorknob stared at Ang in utter terror: "What did you do to me? What is that? What did you brand on me? What did you do to me?!"
Just as it was about to pounce, Ang had a single thought, and it froze in place.
Now the doorknob gave up. It really was a consciousness imprint, something it had only heard of but never experienced. It was a divine star, which did not need to establish a soul connection with other species, nor did anything else have the right to establish a soul connection with it.
In the peaceful times of the Void, it had many vassals, such as the Starborn and the Sub-Void, as well as many planes. The beings on these planes would worship it, believe in it, and regard it as a god.
It basically ignores everything; the power of faith is too low-level and has no effect on it.
The power of faith carries the imprint of a soul or consciousness, and a network of faith-based elemental power needs to be established in order to completely control the power of those under one's command.
It doesn't need to. Those Star-Descendants are born bathed in divine light. With a single thought, it can annihilate all the Star-Descendants. These people dare not disobey its orders.
As for the creatures on the plane, any Starborn could easily wipe them out, so it wouldn't care, just like humans wouldn't care about the intricate webs of ants.
Unexpectedly, this kind of imprint, comparable to the mutual restraint among ants, has now been imprinted on its consciousness.
The feeling of being out of control of its body was clear. It had never faced such a helpless situation before. Even that terrifying shadow had not made it so panicked. What to do? What to do?
It took the doorknob a long time to accept its current situation and stop being hysterical before Ang released its control.
"Alright, alright, it's just a consciousness imprint, what's the big deal? You're so ignorant." Anthony said with a sneer, as if deliberately trying to put it down.
"Is...is there any way to undo this?" the doorknob asked dejectedly.
"Of course there is, but why should I remove it for you?" Anthony asked leisurely.
"I...I..." The doorknob stammered for a while, unable to think of any reason for the other party to remove the consciousness imprint. If it were it, it would not remove the consciousness imprint if it could establish one with a divine star.
Anthony said slowly, "However, if you can complete some tasks, it's not impossible to remove it. For example, if you go back to the outside of the Boundless Cage and collect the information we need, I can consider removing your consciousness imprint."
The doorknob looked at Anthony hesitantly. Of course, it wasn't foolish enough to believe Anthony's words, but the words "go back to the outside of the boundless cage" still stirred something within it.
If Anthony really lets it go back, things might still turn around. A consciousness imprint cannot exist between two individuals who are too different. It is the will of a divine star. If it can return to its original body, it might be able to break free from the imprint's restrictions with a strong struggle.
Regardless, to gain a chance to return to the main body, the doorknob feigned hesitation and asked, "What information do you need to collect?"
"Of course, it's about news about our enemy, the Time-Space Dragon, as well as some information about the outside world. Secondly, we need to deal with Germezburg. What suggestions do you have?" Anthony asked.
The doorknob pondered for a moment and said, "Collecting information about the Ancient Dragon of Time and Space is dangerous. I can only do my best. The outside world cannot be clearly described in words. It has completely different laws of the void than here, and the distance between god stars is not as far as here."
“I don’t know how to explain it. If you can, you’ll see for yourselves. As for Gemezburg, unless you’re a god, you can’t deal with it. If you encounter its true form, be careful of its divine light pulses,” the doorknob said.