Chapter 1490

The 'huge' blanket fell onto the surface of the Divine Star and immediately became incomparably small. After all, any leaf that fell from the World Tree of Ten Thousand Worlds was one or two thousand kilometers long and wide, much larger than this 'blanket'.

But this blanket could grow. When Ang planted shell fruits on the blanket, the whole blanket 'grew' continuously by the day.

Everyone was driven to work, continuously picking shell fruits, peeling off their shells, and piecing them to the edge of the 'blanket' the moment they weren't paying attention.

The whole process must be fast and cannot be stumbling; otherwise, when it reacts, it will become hard and tough, and if you want to process it again, you have to find Ang.

The whole process is exceptionally heavy. As the area of the blanket becomes larger and larger, Ang has to reincarnate more Starborn, especially those Druids and followers of the Harvest Goddess who showed their faces in the Grain Seed Competition.

Now this kind of work of picking fruit shells is very similar to planting and harvesting grain. People with planting experience can adapt quickly.

"If this continues, the surface of the Divine Star will soon be covered," Negris said.

"This is probably my lord's purpose, using fruit shells to cover the entire Divine Star, just like the Star Migrator, to reduce the loss of increment," Anthony said.

"This... Gamezburg will be very panicked. Sixty years later, his main body comes over, only to find the Divine Star is gone," Negris said gloatingly.

Boundless Great Void, Gamezburg's Dark Star avatar followed the Star Migrator from afar.

Because the Star Migrator was moving outward and not approaching the Little Fire Man Divine Star, Gamezburg no longer attacked him, just following from afar. Because they were bored, they even started talking, understanding each other's situations.

"You mean, you attacked me just to make me stay away from this Divine Star and leave it for you to handle?" the Star Migrator asked in surprise.

"Yes," Gamezburg replied.

"Why? How do you plan to handle it?" the Star Migrator asked curiously.

"Not telling you," Gamezburg said.

"Not telling me, then I'll go destroy it first," the Star Migrator said, slowing down while speaking, making a gesture to go back.

Gamezburg was silent for a moment before asking: "You are the Star Migrator; do you know what the outside world is like?"

"The outside world?" The Star Migrator pondered for a moment and asked: "In the eyes of ordinary Divine Stars, the outside world is about the same as here, a boundless Void, with Divine Stars everywhere. They are squeezed into a pile, forming branches."

"Between branches and branches is a boundless great void, where there is nothing. Even exhausting all the power of a Divine Star, one cannot cross that boundless great void," the Star Migrator said slowly.

"Ordinary Divine Stars? Then in the eyes of 'extraordinary' Divine Stars, what is the outside world like? Is it really very dangerous?" Gamezburg asked.

"Dangerous? Why ask that? Danger will certainly exist, but 'very dangerous'? Who told you it's very dangerous?" the Star Migrator asked.

"Those Dark Stars," Gamezburg said.

"To Dark Stars, it is indeed a bit dangerous. After all, there are Divine Stars everywhere. Unless one can form a team like us, otherwise they can only be driven roles in the branches," the Star Migrator said with some empathy.

He is also a Dark Star. Compared to those complete Divine Stars, Dark Stars are either too small, or already aging, or have some defects. Anyway, they will be dimmer than normal Divine Stars and are often bullied roles in the branches.

However, the Star Migrator has his own special abilities. No one in the Void dares to provoke the team they form.

It was Gamezburg's turn to be silent. After a long while, he said: "Why aren't you in your team? How long have you been asleep?"

The Star Migrator was silent for a moment and said: "First question, not telling you. Second question, I don't remember clearly. Do you still remember when the Divine Stars in the Boundless Great Void disappeared?"

Gamezburg said: "I remember."

Gamezburg still remembers when those Divine Stars disappeared, but the time was too long ago, and he couldn't convert it into the time unit 'year' most commonly used by Ang and these people.

Divine Stars have no names and no weights and measures of their own. If not converted, he couldn't say how long had passed either.

"As long as you remember. After those Divine Stars disappeared, I started to sleep," the Star Migrator said.

"Why did those Divine Stars disappear? Did you detonate them?" Gamezburg asked.

The Star Migrator said lightly: "Not telling you."

Another 'not telling you'. Gamezburg was silent for a moment and said: "You answer my question first, then I'll tell you what happened in the outside world."

"What happened in the outside world?" The Star Migrator was stunned. Did something happen in the outside world? Being used as a bargaining chip by the other party, it must be considered valuable. What could happen in the outside world?

Between Divine Stars, there isn't so much intrigue. After pondering, the Star Migrator said: "Look at our name, Star Migrator. We migrated them to the outside world."

"What?!" Gamezburg exclaimed in shock.

He naturally knows the name Star Migrator, but he thought the Star Migrator just mastered a kind of rapid space migration ability. Who would have thought it was migrating from the Boundless Cage to the outside world?

"Then... then can you migrate me to the outside world?" Gamezburg asked excitedly. This kind of emotion is very rare for a Divine Star.

"In your current form? Yes," the Star Migrator looked him up and down and said.

"No, no, I mean my main body. Can you migrate my main body to the outside world? My main body is about the same size as this Divine Star," Gamezburg said.

The Star Migrator hurriedly said: "That won't work. For such a large Divine Star, we need six Star Migrators to cooperate."

"Six Star Migrators? Can you call six Star Migrators?" Gamezburg asked.

The Star Migrator said: "You answer me first, what happened in the outside world?"

Gamezburg hesitated and said: "According to the descriptions of those Dark Stars, two terrifying existences appeared in the outside world, hunting Divine Stars everywhere. The outside world has become very unsafe because of this, and many Divine Stars want to come in here for refuge."

The Star Migrator stopped completely, his main body floating in the Void, as if frozen there. After a long while, he asked: "Are you sure?"

"I'm not sure. These are all what those Dark Stars said. They came in from the outside world through the Gate of No Boundary and brought this news. I cannot distinguish between true and false, only repeat it," Gamezburg said.

The Star Migrator immediately said: "Where are they now? Find them and ask clearly. You can't distinguish between true and false, I will. If the matter is true, then it's troublesome."

"How is it troublesome? Who is troublesome?" Gamezburg asked.

"My companions are all Star Migrators. They can migrate Divine Stars to the outside world, and they can also migrate them in. But now, I can't see a single Star Migrator, nor can I see other Divine Stars. If there is danger in the outside world, why don't they migrate in?" the Star Migrator asked.

Gamezburg was stunned for a moment and said: "Are all your companions dead?"