Chapter 1245

The humanoid figure called Ge-burg turned back into the molten fire, picked up a piece of "cloth" from inside—this was what had just flowed down from its body. After picking it up, Ge-burg carefully "folded" it up.

If an ordinary person saw this scene, they would probably just think it folded a piece of cloth, but the Little Angel saw that along with the "cloth" being folded, there was also the nearby space. In fact, what was folded wasn't the "cloth," but space.

Folding space into a small piece, Ge-burg put it away and responded slowly: "Names have no meaning to us."

"They still have meaning. At least others can distinguish who we are. After all, we are no longer active within the will of the Divine Star," Mai-burg said.

Ge-burg paused for a moment, then moved, sliding toward the slope, and said slowly: "Having a name means we are independent individuals... Individuals? A strange concept."

"Yes, individuals. A bit strange. Forget it, did you bring the will of the Divine Star?" Mai-burg asked.

"Brought it. Listen to the will of the Divine Star..." Ge-burg said.

The slope where Ge-burg was located rumbled, the surrounding molten fire surged, and a huge head was raised from the slope.

Mai-burg, who had only been heard but not seen, it turned out Ge-burg was standing on its body. Its body was mostly soaked in the molten fire, extending a large range outward. Any movement would cause the surrounding molten fire to shake.

After the huge head was raised, Ge-burg floated to its forehead position, strands of blue light surged out and merged into Mai-burg's forehead. The will of the Divine Star was transmitted by these blue lights.

After a while, the blue light disappeared, Mai-burg's head lay back down, and it said in a muffled voice: "I know. After another period of time, I can reshape my body. When that time comes, I will dismantle this tree."

"Good, I'm going to recover my strength too. Everyone is already an independent individual, so we won't establish consciousness connections. If there's anything, you use this to find me." Ge-burg threw out a mark.

"Good, wait until you recover your strength, and we will dismantle this tree again. If there's anything, come directly here to find me. You can sense us," Mai-burg said in a muffled voice.

Ge-burg responded, slowly floated down, took out that cloth, and threw it onto the molten fire.

The molten fire sea surface, which had been surging endlessly because of Mai-burg's movements, instantly calmed down. Ge-burg floated to the calm area, fell into the sea surface like a drop of water, and melted without a trace. One could only infer its movement from the sea surface that had originally been bubbling but suddenly calmed down.

"Ao!" the Little Angel said.

"The situation is like this," Negris translated.

"Ge-burg and Mai-burg?" Anthony nodded, feeling a sense of relief in his heart instead.

If there was anything that could make Anthony uneasy, it was only Gamezburg.

Whether it was the Azure Divine Star, Nagustai, or the Guman Snake, Anthony already knew their levels, and none exceeded Ang's level. The only thing whose background he couldn't figure out was Gamezburg.

Everyone knew of Gamezburg's existence, but no one knew its strength. The unknown was the most worrying. Knowing clearly that such a guy was spying here, yet no one knew where it was—this was too unsettling.

Now that these two things had emerged, it wasn't a bad thing; instead, it made Anthony feel at ease.

"Then what is that thing you are pinching in your hand?" Anthony pointed to a flame in the Little Angel's hand.

"Ao ao! Ao!" the Little Angel said.

Negris, who was preparing to translate, almost spat out a mouthful of old blood: "Pfft—you snatched it? You snatched that Ge-burg's? You two fought?"

"Ao! Ao ao!" The Little Angel raised her little face triumphantly.

Negris went crazy: "I'm not praising you. Why did you make a move? Can you beat it? Even if you can beat it, you shouldn't have made a move. Didn't this alert them?"

"Hmph!" The Little Angel stared at Negris's eye sockets, eager to try.

Anthony hurriedly comforted: "Forget it, forget it. Anyway, they don't know who the Little Angel is. How did you snatch it?"

The Little Angel said a lot, and Negris translated: "She followed that Ge-burg to a place far away from the World Tree. When the other party spread it out, she suddenly snatched this thing away and then Star-Shifted back."

"This... didn't it discover you? Could it let you follow so far?" Anthony asked.

The Little Angel shook her head: "Ao, ao."

"She said her affinity with the Divine Star is higher than the other party's, so it couldn't discover her. The other party ran so far because it didn't want to stay with Mai-burg; their powers would interfere with each other," Negris translated.

Anthony took a deep breath: "Then doesn't it not even know who snatched its thing?"

The Little Angel triumphantly put her hands on her hips: "Ao!"

Compared to the Little Angel's triumph, Ge-burg was currently looking confused: "Where is my Star Dome Seal Cloth? My... where is my Star Dome Seal Cloth?"

It was lying on the Star Dome Seal Cloth, immersed in an ethereal state, feeling the power of the entire Divine Star, slowly recovering its own power, when suddenly a huge force pulled it. By the time it reacted, the Star Dome Seal Cloth had already disappeared.

"Who!? Who is it! Come out!" Ge-burg angrily poured power toward the surroundings. Large areas boiled, and columns of fire shot into the sky. Unfortunately, the culprit had already Star-Shifted away.

After pouring power for a while, Ge-burg helplessly accepted reality, its form sank into the molten fire sea surface again, thinking blankly.

This kind of thinking was not common. They were never independent individuals before, never needed to think, only executed the will of the Divine Star.

But now, the Divine Star was a distant distance away from them, and the will of the Divine Star projected here had become faint starlight. If it didn't rely on the Star Dome Seal Cloth, it couldn't even receive this starlight.

Now it was troublesome. The Star Dome Seal Cloth was gone. What to do now?

Ge-burg was incomparably blank, but there was one thing it was very clear about: it couldn't let Mai-burg know about this. Everyone was already an independent individual. Its advantage over Mai-burg was that it had the Star Dome Seal Cloth and could receive the will of the Divine Star.

If Mai-burg knew about this, it might not help it find it, but would snatch it instead. Why couldn't Mai-burg hold the Star Dome Seal Cloth?

If Mai-burg got the Star Dome Seal Cloth, it could still receive the will of the Divine Star. When that time came, what difference would it make who was Ge-burg and who was Mai-burg?

Realizing this, Ge-burg silently subsided, trying its best to spread its form, exerting force to recover its strength, while silently sensing. It still had one chance to find back the Star Dome Seal Cloth.

It could sense the location of its own kind. As long as the Star Dome Seal Cloth printed out another kind, it could sense the other party's location. It had to try its best to recover its strength, and when that time came, dismantle the guy who stole its thing and the Divine Tree here into pieces.

(End of chapter)