Chapter 1405: God of Creation

Everyone stared blankly at this signal fire. Those who didn't recognize it wondered what it was; those who did felt it was absurd. What level was Ang at, and he was still awakening this kind of "low-level" power.

The signal fire was the precursor to a godhead. Only with this thing could one gather the power of believers and transform it into a godhead. It was like a signal flare, allowing those bewildered faith powers to find a direction to gather, which was why it was called a signal fire.

But even if it gathered into a godhead, so what? Gods were very low-level existences in the entire Void. They were omnipotent gods in the eyes of believers, but ants in the eyes of ancient gods.

However, even at the level of ancient gods, there were levels like Void Ancient Gods, Domain Ancient Gods, Primordial Gods, and Source Ancient Gods. Like the big and small demons, these primordial gods could crush the light gods as easily as crushing an ant.

However, except for the source ancient gods born from Void laws, the rest of the ancient gods were actually born from chaos mist. In essence, they were all descendants of the Eternal Divine Light and could be counted as Star-born.

But they were conceived by the Eternal Divine Light after the explosion, and they were a completely different species from the Star-born conceived by the authentic Stars of God here, and their strength was also vastly different.

Top-tier Star-born, such as the Lord of Star-born, were guys who could fight back and forth with Ang, as well as Olite and so on.

Unfortunately, Olite encountered the current Ang and had no chance to exert its strength at all, appearing a bit weak, but in fact, it was a Void-level Star-born.

However, Void-level Star-born were killed one by one by Ge-burg.

From signal fire, to ancient god, to Star-born, and finally to Star Flame Warrior, how many levels were in between? If subdivided, there were dozens if not a hundred. With such a huge gap, now he actually lit a signal fire?

Negris looked at the signal fire, then at Hissro, and asked in shock: "Did you light it?"

"This... did I light it?" Hissro asked in shock.

Hissro naturally recognized this thing, because he was essentially a deity, the God of Mysticism. However, no one remembered his identity as a deity. If he hadn't changed into a Star God body, he wouldn't even be able to beat a little fat dragon.

In Ang's team, he didn't rely on combat power to gain a foothold, but on his ability in mysticism.

Now that he had inexplicably lit a signal fire for the Lord, was this a good thing or a bad thing?

Giving a toy to a child, the child would be very happy, but giving a toy to an adult, would the adult think he was insulting him?

Negris leaned over and asked: "Ang, what kind of signal fire is it?"

"God of Creation," Ang said, staring at the signal fire while sizing it up.

"So it really was you who lit it," Negris turned to Hissro and said.

"I... I didn't mean to," Hissro said nervously.

Negris rolled its eyes and said angrily: "You still want to mean to? Can you mean to do this thing? Come, come, come, you mean to light one for me too."

Hearing Negris's tone, Hissro felt relieved. It seemed this wasn't a bad thing, as long as Ang didn't feel offended.

Seeing Ang sizing it up for a long time, Negris couldn't help but ask: "What divine skills does the God of Creation have?"

Ang shook his head: "No divine skills. This is, signal fire."

Negris slapped its waist and said: "Right, I got them mixed up."

It was no wonder it got mixed up, because the signal fire had never gone out in Ang's hands, and all the signal fires had gathered into a godhead.

This was not a normal thing, because the probability of a signal fire dying out was 99.999%, and only a very small number could successfully gather into a godhead.

Because lighting a signal fire only required a mouth, Negris had lit one, Hilda had lit one, there was no pattern. Often it only required one person to firmly believe that someone had the characteristics of a deity, and it was possible to light a signal fire.

During the thousand years when the gods fell, the Church of Light lit countless signal fires, so many that they could form an organization called the Fire Thieves, and could even be used as weapons to attack Harvey.

But to gather the signal fire into a godhead, it required a large number of devout believers, and also a certain number of fanatics as the organizational structure. An organization without fanatics had no vitality.

Ordinary believers had too little subjective initiative and would only follow the crowd to eat, sleep, and pray, but fanatics could travel thousands of miles to kill gods because of a divine oracle.

Lighting a fire was easy, but condensing it was hard. Even if a godhead was condensed, it had to face huge tests. The moment of becoming a god would release a special fluctuation, which all deities in the same plane could sense.

Mature deities would not tolerate the survival of newborn deities. First, newborn deities were good supplements, plundering the other party's divine power, and there was a chance to plunder the other party's divine skills, or even a complete godhead.

Second, newborn deities growing up would snatch the believers of old deities, and could even trigger religious wars.

Of course, religious wars were not necessarily bad. If the scale could be controlled, some heretics could actually enhance the cohesion of one's own believers.

A religion without enemies would definitely split itself.

Becoming a god was too hard. Having one ten-thousandth of a signal fire was already very good.

But Negris asked about divine skills subconsciously, because in its cognition, Ang had not yet had the experience of failing to condense a godhead. Getting a signal fire was equivalent to getting a godhead.

It could only blame itself for trusting Ang too much.

It was just a signal fire. To condense into a godhead, it still required a large number of believers. After Ang finished checking, he put it away for the time being and flew toward the rock ball in front.

Using a rock ball to describe it seemed a bit impolite, because this was already a huge spherical plane, and its volume was not inferior to the Feilie plane with a population of hundreds of millions.

Everyone landed on the plane. Not long after, a huge tree stem emerged from the ground, and a tree-man grew out from the bud point, twisting and turning toward Ang. From afar, it bowed to Ang's direction: "The Tree God has come..."

The little tree seedling propped up from Ang's head, waved at it, and lay back down.

However, just by waving, a burst of green light erupted from the tree-man's body, and leaves sprouted one after another—the blessing of the Tree God.

The tree-man thanked the Tree God excitedly, but before the salute was finished, it heard Ang say: "Leave, here, I want to use."

"Yes, Tree God." The tree-man responded very simply, without asking the reason, turned around and returned to the main stem. The thick main stem retracted rapidly and soon disappeared.

Everyone went over to take a look, and only a bottomless hole remained, but the trace of the tree stem was no longer visible.

"It should have left by crossing space," Anthony said.

"Driving the tree-man away, what do you want to use this plane for?" Negris asked.

The next moment, everyone knew what Ang was doing. I saw the little tree seedling jump down from Ang's head, stretching its roots crazily, and the other end wrapped around Ang's body.

Immediately after, Ang transformed into a Star Skeleton, pulling the little tree seedling and pulling hard. The entire rock plane moving forward was forced to change its trajectory bit by bit.

"You want to use it to smash the Abyss Core!?" Negris asked in shock.

The Monarch's eyes lit up: "Good idea."

After speaking, he also ran in the opposite direction, ran to the side of the plane, stretched out the Star Body-Pulling and made it huge, and then pushed his shoulder against the ground. The rock plane accelerated to change its trajectory. ===== CHAPTER 1406 =====