Chapter 1402: Could It Be Too Much Interference?

This was a terrifying question to ponder. Could it be that there were traitors in the dragon bloodline, which was why the Dragon God didn't dare to pass information through bloodline inheritance?

"That shouldn't be it. Even if there are traitors in the dragon race, they can't do anything. Can they open the time-space realm? Can they get the Gate of No Boundary?" Ursman said.

Everyone thought it made sense. If Ang hadn't arrived in person and awakened the fourth stage of the Dragon God transformation, it would be impossible to open the time-space realm, let alone control the time-space compass and make it his own.

As for the Gate of No Boundary, that was even harder—you had to be able to beat the Fog Whale.

Don't look at how the Fog Whale suffered everywhere in Ang's hands; this guy was actually a giant source of chaos, just like the Monarch who had absorbed all the chaos mist of the entire chaos plane back then.

For such a guy, if you didn't have the means to restrain it, you could fight it for half a day, and it would be equivalent to scratching an itch for it.

The reason the Tricky Tree misled Ang and the Monarch into dealing with the Fog Whale was because it was restrained by the Fog Whale. If it were the Guman Snake, a lash of its vine would be equivalent to fanning the Fog Whale, causing no damage to its misty form at all.

The mutual restraint of Void laws was more extreme than magic elements.

Ordinary dragon descendants couldn't touch the time-space realm and the Gate of No Boundary at all. Knowing this information wouldn't affect Ang's ability to obtain them. Moreover, none of the dragon descendants had awakened the fourth stage transformation. Wouldn't setting a seal be enough? Why let the Guman Snake pass this information to them?

"Could it be that the interference is too great?" Hissro said hesitantly.

"What do you mean?" Everyone looked at him subconsciously.

"Although I don't know what taboos there are for cross-time contact, the Dragon God from eight million years ago already knew of the Lord's existence. It would definitely make arrangements for these changes. If these arrangements were known by too many people, it would produce many changes that didn't originally happen, thereby affecting the Lord eight million years later. If it were inscribed into the bloodline, affecting too many people, it might produce a lot of interference," Hissro said.

Negris nodded: "Makes sense. Ang's time-space realm, if it affects too many things and reverses time for too long, the more power he consumes. The Guman Snake is the one with the least interference. First, it doesn't believe it, and second, it hasn't changed much in these four million years."

In the time-space realm, things that don't change won't consume Ang's power. On the contrary, the little dragon-man turning into an egg consumed a huge amount of Ang's power.

If, according to the mechanism of the time-space realm, letting the Guman Snake pass the information was the safest way. It hadn't changed much in millions of years, and there was only one of it, and it didn't believe what the Dragon God said, so the interference produced should be the least.

After muttering in the soul network for a while, the Guman Snake became impatient, because these people were looking at each other without making a sound, clearly communicating behind its back. Whispering was understandable, but talking endlessly was going too far.

"Hey, I've already told you what the Ancient Time-Space Dragon said. Let me go into the barrier and take a look," the Guman Snake said.

Anthony asked, "Did the Ancient Time-Space Dragon only tell you this? There is no valuable information in these words."

"Hmm, it only said this. Whether it's valuable or not, I don't know. Maybe you'll know if it's valuable once you find whatever chessboard," the Guman Snake said.

"What chessboard?" Anthony asked, pretending he hadn't heard of it.

"How would I know what chessboard? Don't you have a guy here who likes to turn into a young dragon? Ask it if it knows," the Guman Snake said.

Because of the characteristics of the Star-born, they could have any appearance. Negris's young dragon appearance was not strange at all. The Guman Snake just regarded it as a Star-born in the shape of a young dragon and didn't regard it as a dragon descendant at all.

"Ah, I don't know," Negris immediately responded with a blank face, cooperating.

Anthony had no choice but to say helplessly, "Forget it, forget it. Consider it all answered. Please, I can't make the Gate of No Boundary bigger. You need to change to a smaller clone to get in."

Anthony lowered the barrier and opened the boundary curtain, and the Gate of No Boundary could be seen inside from the opened boundary curtain.

A bud point emerged from the Guman Snake's body, and a tree-man grew out rapidly. The tree-man stepped on the Void and walked toward them, twisting and turning.

When it arrived in front of the barrier, it wanted to drill inside, but just as it was about to enter, its whole body stiffened, and it stopped. Then it turned around and walked back, saying as it walked, "Forget it, I won't go in. There's nothing to see in the Gate of No Boundary."

Anthony was stunned for a moment, looking at the tree-man's back thoughtfully.

Negris was also stunned, asking subconsciously, "Why aren't you going in?"

The Guman Snake replied without looking back, "Not going in. I know you have a kind of restriction that can imprison consciousness, sealing consciousness in a closed space. This barrier should count as a closed space, right?"

Before the tree-man returned to the puppet snake's body, the puppet snake had already moved, turning around and slithering toward the direction of the Star of God.

"How did it know Ang can imprison consciousness? Not going to act? One is alone, should we kill it?" the Monarch asked.

Everyone else was startled. Negris quickly said, "Don't, don't, don't. Old man, can you remember this puppet snake?"

"I can, but why remember it?" the Monarch asked, puzzled.

Negris whispered, "That was turned into by Ang's bug."

"... You're not joking?" The Monarch was speechless. A tree's subordinate could plant a spy?

While they were chatting here, Anthony used a Star Shift to catch up with the Guman Snake: "Lord Guman Snake, although it is inconvenient for you to approach the Gate of No Boundary due to the closed space issue, this does not affect our building of mutual trust. We still have other aspects we can cooperate on. Lord Guman Snake, do you really want the Star of God to be detonated?"

The Guman Snake stopped.

Anthony quickly said, "Because of the existence of the Gate of No Boundary, it is very likely that we are in a closed cage. The Star of God is likely the only Star of God here. If it is destroyed, then you will only have one path left: escape this cage, otherwise you will wither to death."

The Guman Snake's whole body shook, and its huge body slowly turned back, clearly having listened.

If it were before seeing the Gate of No Boundary, the destruction of the Star of God would not be a dead end.

Even without a World God Tree to cling to, it could find a world with a sun, find a plane that could accommodate it and take root. As long as it could get sunlight, it didn't necessarily need a Star of God.

Suns that could hatch Stars of God were rare, but there were many ordinary worlds with suns.

However, if this was truly a cage and it couldn't leave, then destroying the Star of God would be a dead end. ===== CHAPTER 1403 =====