Chapter 1399: Has the Increment Body Dropped in Price?
Ang listened silently to their discussion, but most of his attention was on the Space-Time Chessboard. At this moment, the Space-Time Chessboard had been transformed by him beyond recognition, and the corresponding Space-Time Domain had also changed greatly.
The large circular disk in the center extended outward into several huge trestle bridges, each connecting to a huge piece of land. On the land, according to Ang's imagination, different terrains, different temperatures and humidity, and different geological soils were manifested, and suitable plants were planted on them.
This was no different from the simulation array Ang liked to play with the most, except the scale was larger, and everything was real. The plants grown here could also grow when taken out.
A living simulation array—this was Ang's evaluation of the Space-Time Domain. He didn't know if the Space-Time Ancient Dragon would reverse time and come back to beat Ang up if it knew he treated its domain like this.
However, Ang played very happily. He no longer pursued the largest yield, nor the fastest growth rate, nor the scale of a single crop. He just planted all the seeds he knew in the most suitable soil moisture.
Some crops liked the sun, so they were planted on the sunny side. Some crops liked the shade, so they were planted on the shady side. Some were drought-tolerant, so they were planted on sandy land. Some were water-tolerant, so they were planted in swamps.
If a certain crop couldn't be planted together with another because they would fight for fertilizer, then they were planted separately. If a certain crop needed to climb to grow, it was
Ang has collected millions of types of crops across so many planes. Planting them all in suitable places is difficult if you say it's difficult, and easy if you say it's easy. As long as you distinguish their basic attributes and scatter a large handful of seeds, the suitable ones will grow, and the unsuitable ones will wither.
You just need to sow the seeds, and life will find its own way...
Once most of them have grown, you can just replant the few that didn't.
Growing them isn't hard, but adjusting to an ecological environment suitable for the growth of millions of plants is too challenging, so Ang is deeply engrossed in playing with it.
However, as the ecological environment improved, Ang soon realized a problem: there were no animals.
An ecology with only plants and no animals is incomplete. Many plants are insect-pollinated and need insects to bear fruit. On the contrary, wind-pollinated crops are easier to handle; just have the Undead Dragonmen cast a few wind-element spells.
Ang is not a professional when it comes to insects, so he has to let the Insect God handle it.
After the insects were also perfected, suddenly one day, the little sapling told him: Here, life force, a lot.
The World Tree relies on life force to grow. The little sapling has stayed in forests full of plants and animals and has seen all kinds of life force, yet it says there is a lot of life force here?
With plenty of life force, the World Tree grows well. The World Tree on the central disc is growing very well. Its shape is a bit strange; the main plant on the disc is only a few dozen meters tall, just an ordinary tree.
However, its roots extend along the lines of the chessboard, extending and extending, almost covering the entire chessboard, and finally extending along the trestle bridge to the other landmasses.
The roots extend between the land and the chessboard, tightly connecting the land to the chessboard, and a giant tree reaching ten thousand meters in height grows from the center of the land.
The branches of the giant tree hang down at the edge of the land, isolating the land into a semi-enclosed space. In this way, flying birds can also survive.
If there were no canopy branches to cover it, Ang would need to reverse time, and those creatures flying in the air without touching the chessboard would also be reversed.
Now that the World Tree has wrapped it up like this, each piece of land has become an enclosed plane.
After a period of effort, the Space-Time Chessboard has turned into a shape with one small circle connecting six large circles, inside which grow all the millions of plants Ang knows.
Of course, this is far from the upper limit of plant species, but it is already the upper limit of Ang's collection ability. He cannot collect every variety of every species, nor is it necessary. If there is really a need, just use the Beauty God's Fist to modify it.
Now, all the normal plants are planted. Ang needs to increase the difficulty and challenge some abnormal plants, such as the Trick Tree, Puppet Snake, Guman Snake, and the like.
Ang is preparing to increase the difficulty, and Anthony's side has also finished discussing: "Let's go cut down the Guman Snake first. Anyway, no matter what step we take, the Guman Snake cannot be left behind. It just so happens that it has already separated most of its true body from the World Tree to guard against the little angel."
There used to be countless Starborn, so the Guman Snake wrapped its true body around the World Tree, disguising itself as being one with the God Tree.
Now the Starborn are all dead, and even the restricted little fire spirit has broken free from its restriction, so it doesn't pretend anymore. It just stands its true body straight up, ready to kill the little angel at any time.
However, as its will patrols the surface of the God Star, the Guman Snake's heart is incomparably confused. How did things turn out like this? Is it really going to die?
At the moment it detonated all the Starborn, the Guman Snake would never have thought it would end up in this state. It originally thought victory was in its grasp; these Starborn were no longer of any use, and they had discovered its true face, so it was better to just kill them all.
Who knew another Starflame Warrior would pop up, even more troublesome than the original Gebo, forcibly cutting off most of the roots of the World Tree.
If the Starborn were still alive, they could at least contain her for a while, and with the Puppet Snake and its true body, it wouldn't be as helpless as it is now.
Driven to a dead end, the Guman Snake was forced to release the restricted little fire spirit, but it didn't expect it to break free from the restriction, and all the starflame on its body was replaced.
This is also what puzzles the Guman Snake the most. If one wants to do what the restricted little fire spirit did—replace restricted power with unrestricted power—it would need at least a large mass of unrestricted power as its power core.
Where did this mass of unrestricted power come from? Could someone have entered the tree nodule? Impossible. It set up heavy restrictions outside the tree nodule; if someone had entered, it would have discovered it long ago.
There has only been one entry and exit record in a very long time, which was the time it controlled the Puppet Snake to go in.
The restricted little fire spirit broke free from the restriction. With no other choice, it began to stuff things into the depths of the God Star, attempting to trigger an imbalance inside the God Star to force out the Starflame Warrior and the restricted little fire spirit, but it didn't expect to attract the King of Empress Feilie.
It is a good thing that the King of Empress Feilie is willing to cooperate with it. As long as the Starflame Warrior and the restricted little fire spirit are eliminated, it is not afraid of other enemies. What is a Star Lord? What it fears most are enemies like the Starflame Warrior and the little fire spirit who can naturally utilize the environment of the God Star.
It just didn't expect the Star Zombie to also want to detonate the God Star. It only wanted to force out the Starflame Warrior and the restricted little fire spirit, not really detonate the God Star. What should it do now?
In its bewilderment, suddenly an unprecedented Star-Drawing Body darted out into the void in front, and then looked at it coldly.
"Another Incremental Body? Have Incremental Bodies gone on sale?" the Guman Snake wailed in despair in its heart.
End of Chapter
