Chapter 1492

The Divine Star didn't disappear; its brightness just dropped by several levels. After the Star Migrator and Gamezburg identified it carefully, they soon found the Little Fire Man Divine Star in its original place.

When their avatars rushed to the front of the Divine Star in a panic, they immediately discovered the reason.

"The hard shell on your body? You taught them this kind of hard shell? How could you do this?" Gamezburg questioned with dissatisfaction.

Gamezburg was panicked. This layer of hard shell on the Star Migrator could isolate light and heat. From a distance, one couldn't see his existence in the Void at all.

Now Ang and the others had actually learned this method. Doesn't that mean this Divine Star could also hide itself like the Star Migrator?

Thinking that when his main body rushed here sixty years later, he would find he couldn't find the Little Fire Man Divine Star no matter what, Gamezburg was both panicked and angry. This damn Star Migrator, how could he teach this kind of hiding method to others?

The Star Migrator was also stunned: "I didn't, I didn't teach them, I..."

Speaking of this, the Star Migrator suddenly realized something. He had given the other party two seeds wrapped in this kind of fruit shell. Could it be that they learned this trick from the fruit shells used for wrapping?

This is equivalent to learning how to plant the World Tree of Ten Thousand Worlds from the packaging bag of a delivered package. It's even more absurd.

Rather than believing this, the Star Migrator would rather believe that the other party learned this trick through the Gate of No Boundary or other Divine Stars.

"I didn't teach them. It's very likely they obtained it from the outside world through the Gate of No Boundary," the Star Migrator said.

Gamezburg looked at the Star Migrator suspiciously several times and finally chose to believe his words. Because after contact, he found this Star Migrator was very simple and honest, not as cunning as Anthony, and his words were credible.

"Then why don't you stop them?" Gamezburg said.

"Ah? Stop them? Why?" the Star Migrator asked in confusion.

Gamezburg was a bit baffled: "They stole your skill; don't you stop them?"

"Ah? It doesn't count as a skill, right? As long as you find this kind of plant and spread their shells on the surface of the Divine Star, it will work. This is just an idea, not a skill. Because they saw me hiding like this, they also hide like this, so I should stop them? Why?" The Star Migrator was full of confusion.

Although he didn't believe Ang had figured it out from the outer shells of the two seeds he gave, he just felt it was too absurd. But if Ang were really that magical, he would only marvel at it and wouldn't feel that others had stolen his things.

Others see you wearing clothes, and they also go to wear clothes, but you want to stop them? No need, right?

The Star Migrator actually didn't feel this was an infringement? The hiding method that only he understood was learned away, and he actually didn't care?

But Gamezburg cared. Ang learned this method, so he couldn't find the Little Fire Man Divine Star.

But he couldn't say this point. He and the Star Migrator weren't allies. If he said it, the other party might reply: You can't find it, what does it have to do with me? That would be awkward.

No, I must find a way to make a mark. Thinking of this, Gamezburg turned around and rushed toward the Divine Star.

In fact, they were discovered by Ang when they came over. The Monarch, the little angel, the little zombie, and others had already vigilantly surrounded them, and the little tree people and strange trees had also turned their attention over.

When Gamezburg turned around and rushed toward the Divine Star, everyone launched an attack on him without hesitation.

Gamezburg made a sudden stop, turned, accelerated, circled... and started circling the Divine Star.

The Monarch's Star Projection chased wildly. Gamezburg took the Monarch's Star Projection's attack head-on and continued to rush forward.

The little angel pushed her hands, and a red light shot out.

Gamezburg took it head-on and continued to rush without looking back.

The little zombie took a shortcut and arrived in a frenzy, hitting Gamezburg with its shoulder, passing directly through Gamezburg's form.

Taking a large amount of damage, Gamezburg circled to the other side of the Divine Star. This direction had no World Tree of Ten Thousand Worlds or strange trees.

Making a right-angle turn, Gamezburg plunged head-on into the Divine Star.

Everyone realized what he wanted to do. Negris shouted urgently in the soul network: "Stop him, quick, stop him! He wants to use the little angel's trick to deal with us. If we let him rush into the Divine Star, we won't be able to distinguish him from the Starflame."

The little angel had long thought of this point and chased Gamezburg with all her might. She had had a great time playing with the Guman Snake in the Starflame back then, but she absolutely didn't want to become the Guman Snake's role, being played by others.

And the little zombie, hearing Negris's warning in its soul, also accelerated its pursuit. The experienced Monarch had long predicted the opponent's intention and was trying his best to intercept.

But when a Dark Star avatar rushes forward with all its might regardless of its own damage, intercepting it is not an easy thing.

He is not a physical entity; it's not that you can injure him and make him fall by hitting a certain part, or stand in front of him and he won't be able to pass.

He is a mass of Starflame, a mass of Starflame that can be divided or combined, expanded or contracted. He can condense into a mass to gather power, or scatter into a loose energy mass, letting attacks pass through.

He is like a stream of water. Attacking him can only consume a part of him, and standing in front cannot stop him. Even the Monarch's rapid attacks couldn't consume all of him for a while.

Just as he broke through all the interceptions and was about to plunge head-on into the Divine Star, a powerful intent was condensing, as if a powerful consciousness was opening its eyes. The intent slowly gathered toward Gamezburg.

Gamezburg exclaimed in shock: "Divine Star Will! The Divine Star Will has hatched?! How is that possible?"

How long has it been? It hasn't been long since the Guman Snake detached from the World Tree of Ten Thousand Worlds. There was no Divine Star Will at that time. In just a few years, the Divine Star Will hatched? And controlled the entire Divine Star? How is that possible?

Gamezburg knew too well the difficulty of this. He himself is a Divine Star. When he went from possessing consciousness to hatching into a Divine Star, it took millions of years, and controlling the Divine Star took several times the time of hatching. How could the other party control the Divine Star so quickly?

Although he was unwilling to believe it, the facts were right before his eyes. Not only was the Divine Star's intent gathering, but a face also floated on the surface of the Divine Star. That was the manifestation of the Divine Star Will.

"Impossible, absolutely impossible. There must be something wrong somewhere, there must be something wrong somewhere!!" Gamezburg roared angrily, rushing at full speed toward the face that was emerging, and crashed into it without reservation.

This face was the manifestation of the Divine Star Will, occupying a small half of the Divine Star's surface, I don't know how many times larger than Gamezburg's avatar.

Just making it float up was already a miracle of the Divine Star's great power. Gamezburg crashed into it like a mosquito crashing into a human face, crashing to death on it.