Chapter 1491

Gamezburg described a very possible result, leaving the Star Migrator in long silence. After a long while, he said: "This is a very possible thing to happen. I have been asleep for a long, long time. In order to slow down the loss of increment, I sealed myself. Some of my companions who were not sealed must have died."

Speaking of this, the Star Migrator paused and said: "But Star Migrators can be inherited. When they feel they are already aging, they will look for the next Dark Star and pass on their abilities. Therefore, the total number of Star Migrators will maintain a value and fluctuate."

"If according to your information, there is danger in the outside world, but no Divine Stars have entered the Boundless Land via Star Migrators, then they really might all be dead," the Star Migrator said.

Gamezburg's mood went up and down. Just a moment ago, he was rejoicing in another method of leaving the Boundless Cage, but in the blink of an eye, he discovered this path was blocked.

He said somewhat unwillingly: "Maybe it's just those Dark Stars talking nonsense. There is no danger in the outside world, or it's only dangerous to Dark Stars, but not to Divine Stars. It's also possible that only one branch is dangerous, and nothing happened in other branches."

Gamezburg also hopes those Dark Stars are lying or exaggerating. He has been trying to break the cage since he reached the energy level limit, but now someone tells him that the cage is the safest place, and the outside is very dangerous.

Did I work for nothing before?

Gamezburg is unwilling; he hopes this news is false.

"Go, catch those Dark Stars and ask clearly what the situation is." The Star Migrator offered his avatar and urged Gamezburg to lead the way.

There was no need to lead the way either. The transmission channels established by the Dark Stars produced fluctuations clearly visible in the Void. Soon everyone followed the trajectory of the fluctuations and found them.

Three Dark Stars were quietly hiding in a Void, vigilantly observing the surroundings. They had been frightened by the Star Migrator before and didn't dare to move around randomly. Who knows if they would run into another Divine Star covered in hard shells and pitch-black in the Void?

Didn't they say there was only one Divine Star in this Void? Where did another one pop out from?

Hiding for a period of time, they found there was no movement and were thinking if they could leave, when the Star Migrator found them.

These Dark Stars were all in the avatar state, and their strength was about the same as Gamezburg's now. They couldn't beat the Star Migrator's avatar at all. Under the entanglement of the Star Migrator and Gamezburg's avatar, the Star Migrator's main body arrived, and then there was no need to fight.

"Have you heard of the Star Migrator in the outside world?" The Star Migrator's intent locked onto the Dark Stars, asking word by word.

"Star Migrator?" The three Dark Stars muttered this name, their intent turning to look at their companions, but they found they were isolated. They couldn't see the situation of the other two companions and had no way to communicate.

It turns out the Star Migrator also knows isolated interrogation?

There was no way to exchange information. Two of the Dark Stars said they hadn't heard of it. Only the third Dark Star said: "I have heard of this name, but I haven't heard news of them for a long time."

"A long time? Were they eliminated by others? Or disbanded?" the Star Migrator asked urgently.

"I don't know. It's just that later I never heard this name again. I don't know what happened to them either," the Dark Star said.

The Star Migrator knew the other party wasn't lying. He knew the outside world better. For these Dark Stars, being able to figure out the situation in their own branch is already quite good. Many pieces of information are heard from other Divine Stars in the branch. Often, after hearing a name once, you never hear it again.

However, for such a powerful team as the Star Migrator, this Dark Star actually never heard this name again. I'm afraid they are really in bad luck.

"You said there are two terrifying existences hunting Divine Stars in the outside world, is that right? Do you know who they are?" the Star Migrator asked.

The Dark Star said: "I only know one is called the Space-Time Ancient Dragon. As for the other, I'm not very clear."

"You don't even know their titles; why do you think they are terrifying?" the Star Migrator asked.

The Dark Star couldn't help but tremble and said: "I heard it. Once, a strong fluctuation spread to several branches, carrying more than a dozen fragments of Divine Star or Dark Star imprints. Later, we communicated with Divine Stars in other branches, and they also heard it there, but the fragment imprints were different."

"Re... really?" The Star Migrator's voice couldn't help but tremble. If it were really as the Dark Star described, the guy who caused all this is indeed too terrifying.

More than a dozen Divine Stars were destroyed simultaneously, the fluctuation spread to several branches, and the fragment imprints were different? Doesn't that mean the exploded Divine Stars were not just a dozen, but also had to add those in other branches?

How many Divine Stars were destroyed? What on earth is it? Is it that terrifying?

Bearing the name of Star Migrator, he is actually just a Dark Star. His main body cannot compare to Gamezburg. But even Gamezburg, detonating himself, couldn't destroy more than a dozen Divine Stars, let alone let the fluctuation spread to several branches.

Repeated questioning followed. The other two Dark Stars gave the same answer. Although they hadn't heard the name of the Star Migrator, they had definitely felt that fluctuation. They even gave this fluctuation a name—Star's Lament.

"By the way, that Lord of Divine Stars also has this kind of fluctuation," the Dark Stars said.

Hearing the name Lord of Divine Stars, Ang's figure suddenly flashed in the Star Migrator's heart, as if this name had already been linked to Ang in his heart.

"What fluctuation? Star's Lament? That Ang also has it?" Gamezburg asked in shock.

Isn't this a fluctuation that destroys more than a dozen Divine Stars? How could Ang have it?

The Dark Stars also smiled bitterly and said: "We don't know either. We call that fluctuation Star's Lament. Its characteristic is that it can amplify all fluctuations. When we felt that fluctuation, we also sensed its characteristic and discovered more than a dozen Divine Star imprint fragments in it. Then, here, we discovered another person who could release a similar fluctuation. The fluctuation he released can also amplify everything, but whether it is Star's Lament, we are not clear."

Although the Dark Stars said they weren't clear, the credibility actually increased. Because in the Void, many fluctuations are blurred. The further the distance, the greater the distortion of the fluctuation. So 'not clear' is very normal; being very clear is abnormal.

"I'll go find that Divine Star... Ang and ask. You come with me." The Star Migrator subconsciously wanted to say Lord of Divine Stars, but quickly reacted. Ang couldn't be the Lord of Divine Stars, but why did he associate him with it every time he said Lord of Divine Stars? Strange.

The baffled Star Migrator turned toward the direction of the Little Fire Man Divine Star and immediately said in astonishment: "Where is the Divine Star? Where did the Divine Star go?"