Chapter 1161: He Is Too Heavy

"Spaceship? Attacking you? You should hit it back," the Lord of Starborn said, puzzled.

The reaction of the Origin Divine Light was so strange. If attacked, shouldn't one counterattack immediately? Why this reaction? Had it never been attacked before? Or had it been shut away for too long, making its reactions sluggish?

"I... but..." The Origin Divine Light didn't know how to explain it, because the attack it faced was too bizarre. The enemy wasn't attacking it from within a spatial rift, but from the barrier between space and the dimension.

It was as if someone had hit you the moment you opened a door; the opponent wasn't outside, but on the door itself...

It was hard to explain, but the Lord of Starborn was right. Whether it was 'outside the door' or 'on the door', it just needed to counterattack. The Origin Divine Light tore open a spatial rift again, but before its will could probe inside, the rift went *pop* and shattered.

"They are shattering space," the Origin Divine Light said.

Inside the Boundary-Crossing Airship, seeing this scene, Negris shouted subconsciously: "Big Cat? Is this Big Cat's space shattering?"

Ang nodded.

In this day and age, with spatial magic and teleportation methods emerging one after another, spatial interference was crucial to catching those elusive guys.

Disrupting the continuity of space to render those spatial magics ineffective—however, the methods used by mages were already ineffective against an existence of Ang's level.

Even if dozens of spatial mages continuously cast spatial restriction magic on an airspace, Ang could enter when he wanted, leave when he wanted, and teleport when he wanted, simply because what those mages were casting was merely interference.

Yet, all spatial magic would collectively fail when it encountered Big Cat. This chubby dimensional beast would yawn, and spatial magic could no longer be cast in a large area; even gods couldn't teleport.

Big Cat's effect on any spatial magic was a dimensionality reduction strike because it destroyed the continuity of space—it was true space shattering. The method Ang was currently using was clearly the same space-shattering method as Big Cat's, destroying the continuity of space, which was why the spatial rift couldn't be maintained at all.

"When did you learn Big Cat's talent?" Negris asked in surprise.

This wasn't a skill, but a talent—an innate ability of dimensional beasts. Just like how some people's tongues could reach their elbows, it was a talent that couldn't be learned.

Ang shook his head: "Didn't learn."

As he spoke, he stomped on the airship. The airship sank, causing the dimensional wall to ripple in circles, slowly spreading in all directions.

"Is it the effect of the Boundary-Crossing Airship?" Negris was surprised.

Ang nodded. The Boundary-Crossing Airship had a very special mechanism; it glided on the dimensional wall and could directly affect it. When the dimensional wall fluctuated, the spatial rift couldn't be stabilized.

This was a characteristic of the Boundary-Crossing Airship. Big Cat likely used this characteristic to shatter space so easily.

The Boundary-Crossing Airship kept doing this from time to time, and ripples kept spreading, causing the Origin Divine Light and the Lord of Starborn to be unable to teleport away through spatial rifts.

They tried several times, but each time the rift collapsed in less than half a second. The Origin Divine Light was dumbfounded: "What now? Fly over?"

"Why can they shatter space so casually? It should be quite energy-consuming, right? Shall we wait a bit?" Fly over? Were they stupid? It would take several months to fly from here to the Divine Light Alliance.

"Fine, wait." The Origin Divine Light didn't want to fly stupidly either, so it could only wait stupidly. This wait lasted several days, and every time they tried to tear open space, they found that space remained in a shattered state.

And the thing they thought was very energy-consuming, Ang had long since left to others to perform. Kela Mu, the Little Ghost, and even Ursman, Lionier, Red Star, Walker, etc., could all do it a few times, while Ang had long since projected himself to a place they never expected.

In the Origin World, the burning dimensional world was slowly shrinking. Having lost the Divine Star to provide energy, this world had begun to head toward collapse. If there was no new increment, its fate was already sealed.

The Origin Divine Light thought so too. From the moment it put away the Divine Star... no, from the moment it harvested all life in the entire world, everything became irreversible. Even if it released the Divine Star again, it couldn't change all this.

Nan Mian had been constantly migrating intelligent creatures from the outside to form an increment, barely maintaining the stability of the world. Now that all life had been harvested, they couldn't regret it even if they wanted to, unless there was an existence that could quickly achieve an increment cycle to save everything here.

Beside the rolling lava, a tender green sprout suddenly squeezed through the charred crust and poked its head out.

It waved its leaves, swayed its tender shoots, and sent out enthusiastic information: Exert force—grow—exert force—grow—

The sprout grew rapidly and soon became a small sapling. However, the temperature around it was too high, and the sapling withered rapidly; the faster it grew, the faster its moisture was lost.

A light-shadow figure emerged from the sapling. Its appearance was blurry, but judging by its movements and posture, it was clearly Ang. The light-shadow figure wiped in front of itself, and rows of finger-sized water spheres condensed.

*Whoosh whoosh whoosh whoosh*—continuous small water spheres like a rainstorm smashed onto the sapling, replenishing moisture and allowing it to grow sturdily. Soon, clusters of thin, long, and hard roots grew out, piercing into the surrounding lava.

Wherever these roots pierced the lava, the originally fiery red and boiling magma cooled rapidly. As the magma cooled, those roots grew more and denser.

The light-shadow figure grew a little larger, and its features became a little clearer. He reached out and pointed at the cooled magma, pointing out some dragon fruit seeds.

Dragon fruit was the most suitable for growing in such a place full of fire elements. When the light-shadow figure stomped his footprint with force, the dragon fruit tree grew rapidly, and it bloomed and bore fruit in no time.

While the dragon fruit tree grew and bore fruit, it would absorb a large amount of fire elements, and the fire elements around it dropped rapidly. The light-shadow figure immediately interplanted wild grass next to the dragon fruit tree.

Grass was the fastest-growing plant, and it could cover the entire grassland overnight. Under the acceleration of the Quick-Death Aura, the wild grass grew a crop every minute or two, bearing a large amount of grass seeds.

The light-shadow figure sprinkled the grass seeds on every inch of land suitable for growth. The constantly growing wild grass erupted with surging vitality, urging the sapling to grow faster.

The Tree of Life was the most tenacious plant in the entire void. As long as it was given a little help in the early stage and then provided with a continuous supply of vitality, it could adapt to the harshest environment.

The light-shadow figure constantly provided appropriate help: if it lacked water, he condensed water; if it lacked vitality, he planted grass; if it grew too slowly, he accelerated it.

As the sapling grew into a towering tree, the light-shadow figure's size also became larger and larger, turning into a light-shadow 'big' person, and his features became clearer and clearer—it was strikingly a skeleton.

No matter what Ang grew into, his perception of himself was always that vegetable-farming skeleton.

The light-shadow skeleton was happily planting various crops, planting suitable crops on suitable plots and soil-improving crops on unsuitable plots. If no one disturbed him, he would probably keep planting until the increment cycle was achieved.

Unfortunately, he couldn't. Feeling someone poking him, Ang's will retreated back to the airship. Negris reported: "They left. That Lord of Starborn used Star Shift to leave in advance. That Divine Star is actually flying. Is he going to fly slowly to the Divine Light Alliance? Does he have no other way to move?"

Ang shook his head: "Others, cannot use. He, too heavy." ===== CHAPTER 1162 =====