Chapter 1173
Ang looked toward the direction of the giant tree. The giant tree controlled by the small sapling, the Kram on the giant tree's hand, and the little ghost all shook their heads in unison. The three heads shook together in perfect synchronization, seemingly indicating that the Lord of the Starborn could not possibly escape this place under their blockade.
The little ghost, the small sapling, and Kram were all shaking their heads, believing that the Lord of the Starborn couldn't run away. So where did he run to? Ang looked up toward the depths of space.
The entire Initial Point World is very vast; it needs to accommodate a divine star and several continents with hundreds of millions of people. The distance between the continents and the divine star cannot be too close, otherwise, the people on them would be roasted.
Southern Crown was causing a massacre on the continent, and after a long time, he was killed; the Lord of the Starborn heading toward the divine star hadn't been discovered.
Therefore, there is a very long distance from the continent to the divine star, multiplied by two, plus the diameter of the divine star itself, finally forming the Initial Point World.
After the Azure Divine Star left, the entire world lost its support and began to shrink, but because the time was too short, the extent of the shrinkage was not very large. Therefore, looking out, one cannot see the end at a glance, and even sources like Ang cannot see the other end of the space.
Therefore, it is most likely that the Lord of the Starborn Star-Shifted to some nook or cranny to hide.
After hearing Ang's speculation, Negris and Anthony looked at each other, both somewhat at a loss. This is too ridiculous, right? The Lord of the Starborn was beaten until he hid; is that useful?
"It's actually useful!" Anthony said: "He turned into a white crystal and burrowed into some piece of land. If you don't dig it out, you wouldn't even know there was a white crystal there. If he hides for a period of time, Kram's blockade might not be able to be maintained, and he could run away. My lord, does Kram have any consumption when sealing space?"
Ang nodded.
Anthony nodded to show he understood; this is reasonable. For such a huge Initial Point World, wanting to seal it without any consumption is impossible. That Kram could seal it for a short time already exceeded Anthony's expectations; it is worthy of being a plane will.
But as long as there is consumption, Kram cannot maintain it forever. Once the seal is lifted, the Lord of the Starborn, who doesn't know where he hid, could quietly slip away. His Star-Shift doesn't even have perceptible fluctuations, so no one would notice if he slipped away.
Are we just going to let him run away like this? Ang thought for a moment and let out a sound at the small sapling.
The giant tree controlled by the small sapling immediately opened up wide. Because it was no longer supporting the big fireball on its head, its form had a very high degree of freedom, twisting and turning into a very abstract shape.
Now it twisted into a long, thin, cannon-like flower, facing a certain direction, with the base beginning to swell and then contract.
The small opening at the top immediately sprayed out countless spore clusters, shooting toward all directions like a magic turret.
As soon as these spore clusters approached the ground, they exploded in the air at a height of over ten meters, scattering onto the ground like flour. Soon, large areas of the continent's surface were covered in spores, with more spores drifting into the depths of the void.
However, this is a very futile task. The entire dimensional world is too big; the small sapling cannot scatter spores to every corner in a short time. Even if it scattered them to every corner, there are still closed spaces underground; spores cannot enter these places, but Star-Shift can transfer into them.
Facing this situation, Anthony couldn't help but sigh: "So the biggest advantage of Star-Shift is not transferring, but hiding. If he really only leaves one white crystal and retracts all his forms, it's really not easy to find him."
"Isn't it just because it's too big here? If it were the size of the World-Ending Array, Kram's power could penetrate every crack, and hiding anywhere would be useless," Negris complained. Who would have thought that the "largeness" of the dimensional world would become a disadvantage at this moment?
"Who could have thought that the dignified Lord of the Starborn would run away? But this is also normal. For existences of their level, there shouldn't be any 'I won't surrender even if I die' behavior; run when you should run," Anthony said.
"What now? Should we ask Ursman and the others if they have any way to quickly find the Lord of the Starborn?" Negris asked.
"How to ask? Our soul connection is also sealed; it's just that there is Kram jumping, so it hasn't been interrupted, otherwise the entire soul network would have collapsed. I now know why His Majesty wanted to sever the soul connection; it's too wise. There are too many strange abilities in the void, and an accident will happen if you are not careful. Such an accident might even come from a companion. If His Majesty were also here at this moment, then Locke would be dead," Anthony said with emotion.
Negris had never thought of this point before. Now, upon hearing this, he was stunned for a moment: "Oh, right, this is too dangerous. What if the Old Immortal projects in at that time, *snap*, and his consciousness's connection to his soul is interrupted? Would his soul collapse?"
"Hiss—not necessarily, but I suddenly understand why the Lord of the Starborn wanted to imprison Kram. This kind of ability is too dangerous," Anthony said.
Originally, it was for the sake of safety to project over and take a look, but unexpectedly, it ended up costing a life. For those existences capable of projection, this is simply too terrifying. They wouldn't let such an ability be mastered by anyone uncontrolled.
Kram's ability simply confirms an ancient fable—he was originally innocent, but the treasure on him made him guilty.
However, speaking of this, Anthony couldn't help but mutter again: "But this is a good method for setting an ambush. Setting up a small dark room in the world transit station can make those Abyss Lords who project over never return."
"... Damn holy stick, Kram being able to survive should be because the Lord of the Starborn thought the same as you, right? So what do we do? Should we make a lich soul casket and hide it? In case Ang encounters someone with an ability like Kram's one day, then once he is sealed, we will collapse," Negris said.
"That's not necessary. As long as my lord is still here, he can resurrect us at any time. If my lord is gone, we won't be able to survive in the void either; the void is too terrifying," Anthony said.
That's true, too. Everyone's consciousness has been reincarnated in Ang's dimensional world; just die and resurrect. At most, lose the current soul. If Ang were gone, they wouldn't be able to live in the void either; the existences here are too powerful.
"Hey, what is Ang doing?" While chatting, Negris suddenly noticed that Ang's actions were strange. He was waving his hand at the surrounding void from time to time, and after waving for a while, he floated to another place and repeated the waving action.
They hurriedly shared Ang's vision. If they couldn't understand Ang's actions, then there must be something they couldn't see; sharing vision would be enough.
Looking from Ang's vision, sure enough, there were clusters of mist-like things floating in the void, arranged along a certain trajectory.
"This is the route my lord and the Lord of the Starborn fought along. Are these things stripped from the Lord of the Starborn?" Anthony wondered.
Just after finishing speaking, he immediately saw another large mist-like object. Comparing the position, it was shockingly the place where the phantom released by the Lord of the Starborn to cut off his tail and escape was blasted apart.
Ang gathered them all up.
"Tsk tsk tsk, the Lord of the Starborn is not lightly injured," Negris said gloatingly. The depression of the Lord of the Starborn possibly running away also dissipated quite a bit.
After collecting all the mist-like objects, Ang flew to the front of the Southern Crown Strike light orb and forcefully pulled open a Devouring Abyss.
End of Chapter
