Chapter 1370

Ang tilted his head. Could increment be used this way?

If Ang was a "big spender" type of player, then the King was a "natural talent" type. After stepping into the realm of the Star Lord, the King had already explored many new abilities and techniques, his strength growing every moment; now, he had even figured out a new way to use increment.

Ang belonged to the "big spender" type, first inheriting the King's Undead Godhead, then inheriting the Dragon God's bloodline, and finally symbioting with the small sapling, effectively inheriting the Life God's sub-plant.

Three major power systems were available for him to use, making him as wealthy as a kobold tycoon who had found a gold vein.

Although his exploration ability wasn't as strong as the King's, Ang's learning and creative abilities were not weak at all. Following behind the King, he gathered up all the scattered bones.

He dismantled the limbs of each skeleton, and by connecting them two by two, grabbing and interlocking them, he linked the hand and leg bones segment by segment to form an ultra-long bone whip, then transformed.

Transforming into the Star Lord, Ang circulated the star points within his body, learning the King's method to inject them into the bone whip.

Ang felt his body extending. Where the star points were injected, the skeletons seemed to become part of his own body. With a thought, the hand bones in the bone whip gripped tightly; with another thought, the gripped parts grew together, forming a complete black crystal bone.

The star points continued to extend until the very end. Under Ang's control, the entire bone whip slowly stood up, as easily as if Ang had raised his own hand.

Fifty-two seconds later, Ang faded back into his Star God body, but the bone whip held in his hand did not disappear, nor did the star points within it. Held in his hand, it was like a part of his body.

Ang nodded. He knew why this was the case: those increments of star points were not created by his transformation, but were power projected by his main body, which would not disappear with the transformation time limit.

So now, Ang had a Star Bone Whip in his hand. Raising it and swinging it was as easy and natural as raising his hand to hack.

*Snap! * A black crystal skeleton was whipped apart by Ang's bone whip.

Hearing the commotion, the King turned his head to look. Seeing the bone whip in Ang's hand, he exclaimed in surprise: "You can do it too? I learned it with such difficulty, you should have taught me earlier."

"Learned from you," Ang said.

"Ah? Just learned from me?" This surprised the King even more than if he had known it all along: Is this child this smart?

The bone whip was effectively an extension of Ang's body, and it was a Star Whip. Although Ang had transformed back into his Star God body, the bone whip remained in the state of Star Skeleton bones. Swinging it casually was even more fierce than the King's collision; every strike was guaranteed to explode a black crystal skeleton.

Ang's bone whip, combined with the King's bone chain hammer, whipped the surrounding black crystal skeletons so they couldn't get close at all.

But the number of black crystal skeletons was endless. More troublesome was that those black crystal skeletons that had been whipped apart would crawl back up after not long, their damaged parts restored to their original state.

These black crystal skeletons were basically materialized; they had no souls, their movements were not very flexible, and they had no skills or weapons, only knowing how to charge up with bared fangs and brandished claws, much like the lowest-intelligence half-body skeletons.

However, without souls, there was no limit to their numbers. As long as the Fog Whale's chaos mist wasn't exhausted, it could continuously produce these super-strong individuals.

Don't look at how they exploded one by one in Ang and the King's hands; the black crystal skeletons were basically the strongest individuals among all species in this void without using skills, making them extremely practical for exhausting enemies.

Even with the Star Whip, whipping them down only caused them to fall apart. The bone that was hit might break, but most of the skeleton would remain intact and could recover after not long.

The King soon realized the opponent's intention to exhaust them and immediately said: "Kill our way over, break those adhesive sheets!"

Just as Ang and the King were killing their way toward the gelatinous liquid, the Fog Whale and the weird tree also erupted into a fierce argument. The Fog Whale said: "Didn't you say you could restrict that Star God? Is this how you restrict him?"

The Star God naturally referred to Ang. The weird tree had sworn that it could restrict him, allowing the Fog Whale to kill him.

But what kind of restriction was this? Ang was jumping around within such a large area. It not only had to deal with Ang but also had to deal with another body of increment.

Others might not know what a body of increment represented, but the Fog Whale knew too well. A body of increment meant that exhaustion was impossible; the rate of consumption might not even be as fast as the growth of increment. So the King had guessed wrong; the Fog Whale had no intention of exhausting them, it was purely panicked.

The weird tree couldn't help but retort: "Haven't I trapped them now? It's just that your attacks have no effect. Besides turning out a bunch of skeletons, do you have no other means of attack?"

The Fog Whale said irritably: "Of course I do, for example, the Mist Millstone, but do you think I can grind down a body of increment?"

"Whether you can grind down a body of increment is your problem. Our agreement is that you kill that Star God and take back the Boundaryless Gate," the weird tree said.

"That Star God can transform; it can turn into a body of increment," the Fog Whale said, somewhat frantically.

However, it also discovered that Ang's transformation had a time limit and would change back when the time was up. But it also discovered that the interval for restoring the transformation wasn't long; the opponent had already transformed three times during this period, each time longer than the last.

The weird tree was silent for a while and said somewhat reluctantly: "I will block the body of increment, you deal with that Star God. I don't care what method you use, whether you can kill the opponent or not, you must abide by the agreement and give me one-tenth of your form."

"I hope you can do it, restrict the body of increment, don't let it interfere with me, otherwise the agreement is void," the Fog Whale said.

The weird tree stopped talking, but meat balls suddenly bulged on the surface of the gelatinous fluid. Each meat ball grew sixteen plant appendages. They waved sixty appendages, crawling over in the void with a "dudu-du" sound.

These weird tree meat balls were much more fragile than the black crystal skeletons, but whipping them to explode still required one lash, occasionally two with one lash.

The exploded meat balls gathered together, melting into a larger meat ball. Finally, a powerful consciousness emerged from the meat ball—Weird Tree Descent.

The King, who was charging toward the gelatinous fluid, turned back and charged toward the meat ball. With a loud boom, a white lightning bolt struck the King, freezing him in place.

At this moment of freezing, the weird tree's voice shouted in the Fog Whale's heart: "Quick, quick, do it, I can't hold on for long."

Without the weird tree urging, the Fog Whale had already launched. All the black crystal skeletons no longer charged at Ang but began to rotate around Ang's location—Mist Millstone.