Chapter 1493

Everyone was stunned by this scene, looking at each other. Is he really that fierce? Did he really crash to death here?

Looking at the shattered and splashing Starflame, looking at the disappearance of the intent fluctuation, everyone slowly realized that Gamezburg had really 'crashed to death'.

This was not Gamezburg's main body, but an avatar he projected from the distant Void. His powerful intent needed an equally powerful body to carry it.

Now with such a crash, his body shattered, and his consciousness must have retreated. There is no possibility of scattering all over the ground and then piecing it together again.

"Is Gamezburg crazy? Why did he crash to death here regardless of everything? In this way, he can't sneak into the Starflame to entangle with us," Negris asked in shock.

It originally thought Gamezburg's desperate advance was to sneak into the Starflame to play hide-and-seek with them, just like when the little angel dealt with the Guman Snake back then.

Being the same Divine Star, the same Starflame, wanting to distinguish some Starflame from a pile of Starflame is equivalent to finding a drop of fresh water in a pool of seawater, almost impossible to do.

But now that he crashed to death here, what is the point of distinguishing or not distinguishing?

Anthony said: "He went crazy only after talking to the Star Migrator. Let's go over and ask the Star Migrator what they said."

Anthony and Negris 'aggressively' came to the Star Migrator.

Time had long passed nine seconds. Ang lost control of the Divine Star, and the 'face' that floated up collapsed with a crash. But this didn't hinder the Star Migrator from looking at the collapsing face in a daze.

It wasn't until Anthony and Negris came over that he came back to his senses and asked impatiently: "Who is he? Who is he?"

While asking, he pointed to the position where the face was.

Anthony and Negris looked at each other: "Divine Star Will, what's wrong?"

"No, no, not Divine Star Will. It should be said not a proper Divine Star Will. I felt a familiar aura on it. Is it Ang, right?" the Star Migrator said.

He could actually sense Ang's aura? It seems he couldn't be hidden from him. Anthony didn't answer but asked instead: "What did you say to Gamezburg? Why did he suddenly go crazy and crash to death on the Divine Star? Did you incite him to attack us?"

Good fellow, he directly put the hat of inciting an attack on him.

Hearing this, the Star Migrator hurriedly denied: "No, no, he asked me if I taught you the method of hiding the Divine Star, and demanded that I stop you from using this method. I didn't agree, so he launched an attack on you."

"Just this?" Anthony looked him up and down suspiciously.

The Star Migrator said with certainty: "That's just it."

"Then what does he want to do?" Anthony asked in confusion.

"Maybe he wants to mark it, mixing his power into this Divine Star. In a short time, at least before the increment is exhausted, he can sense his own power," the Star Migrator said.

As a Divine Star, he knows very well why Gamezburg did this. He would do the same if it were him, because this is indeed a good way to mark the location of the enemy's Divine Star. As long as a tiny bit of Starflame is mixed into the opponent's Starflame, it's like being dyed, and it's very easy to sense the opponent's location in the Void. Even wrapping it with fruit shells is useless.

"In a short time? How short is the time? Is there any way to clear it?" Anthony and Negris's hearts tightened. As long as the increment isn't exhausted, can he sense the location? Doesn't this count as pollution like fallen power?

"Three or five thousand years will do. A way to clear it? If you can distinguish them, then gather them together and burn them," the Star Migrator said.

"Three... three or five thousand years?" Negris almost spat out a mouthful of old blood. Is this called a short time? The cognition of time between Divine Stars and mortals is indeed different.

Three or five thousand years later, Gamezburg will definitely have rushed over. As for burning it? To burn it, you must first distinguish it. If you can't distinguish it, how do you burn it?

"It... it seems it's already burning. What is he doing?" The Star Migrator looked toward Ang's direction and asked hesitantly.

Unfortunately, Anthony and Negris's vision wasn't as wide as the Star Migrator's. Turning their heads to look, they couldn't see clearly what Ang was doing either.

They only projected onto Ang. They saw Ang condensing a Starflame avatar, walking on the surface of the Divine Star, and from time to time, shooting a red light at a mass of Starflame—Blemish Removal Technique.

Those Starflame seemed to have been tampered with, or rather, the surface of the Divine Star had been tampered with, causing the Starflame to be unable to melt in, and it could only roll around on the surface of the Divine Star, just like dew on a lotus leaf.

Ang's Blemish Removal Technique, every red light eliminated a mass of Starflame, and soon most of the Starflame belonging to Gamezburg was 'burned' away.

Anthony and Negris breathed a sigh of relief. It turns out the problem they were worried about wasn't a problem at all for Ang; he solved it easily, firmly not letting Gamezburg's power mix into the Little Fire Man Divine Star.

"My lord, how did you do it?" Anthony asked curiously.

Ang said: "War Barrier."

Anthony and Negris suddenly realized. It turns out it was the protective barrier of the Goddess of War and Peace, treating the Divine Star as an object that needs protection. The barrier isolates other things from merging, which can indeed block pollution.

Since there was no worry about other power pollution, then eliminating all the Starflame belonging to Gamezburg had no meaning. Anthony hurriedly said:

"My lord, can you collect these Starflame, and then throw them into the Boundless Great Void, luring Gamezburg into it."

"Good idea," Negris immediately echoed. Doesn't he want to mark the location of the Divine Star? Then throw his mark to another place, leading him onto a wrong path.

Ang nodded, collecting all the rolling Starflame.

Collecting them is easy. Controlling a larger mass of Starflame to swim past them can attract them like a magnet, then wrap them with fruit shells and poke a small hole.

After wrapping, Ang extended his long mental tentacles, stuck to the Starflame, and swung them, swung them, swung them. When they reached the highest speed, he threw them into the distance.

In the next sixty years, this mass of Starflame wrapped in fruit shells will drift an unknown distance, continuously releasing the increment that Gamezburg can sense. By the time Gamezburg finds it, it will probably be difficult to find the Little Fire Man Divine Star through it.

After Ang finished dealing with these things, the Star Migrator came over and asked hesitantly: "What skill was that red light you just used? Why can it eliminate the aura of a Divine Star? You... can you help me eliminate these auras too?"