Chapter 1539

"I don't know what stimulated it, but I heard Dodo say that the main star kept muttering: The Void is finished, the Lord of the Void has returned," Modrix said.

"Lord of the Void? Who? The Otherworldly Ghost? Or the Ancient Space-Time Dragon?" Anthony and the others felt a tightness in their hearts and asked hurriedly.

It was Modrix's turn to be puzzled: "Who are the Otherworldly Ghost and the Ancient Space-Time Dragon?"

"You haven't heard these two names?" Anthony asked.

Modrix shook his head.

"Do you send Starborns away from here to exchange information with other places?" Anthony asked.

Modrix shook his head. After some questioning, they discovered that this place had very typical characteristics of a declining civilization. Because of the aging of the main star, it no longer managed the Starborns, let alone sent Starborns out to exchange information, all left to their own devices.

Without the help of the main star, Starborns couldn't leave the range illuminated by the main star, so the information of the Starborns here was very closed, living with life races, and not asking about the outside world.

On the contrary, life races like humans had a very pioneering spirit. Many people drove airships to explore outside, but basically, they never returned.

Even if some returned occasionally, they couldn't find out any news, because their level was too far from the Starborns, and they didn't have a common social circle.

The Otherworldly Ghost and the Ancient Space-Time Dragon, which the entire Void knew about, they hadn't even heard of.

"Don't your main stars know either? That's impossible, right?" Anthony asked.

"How would I know if the main star knows or not? I can't hear anything he says. How would I know that the main star's flickering usually carries information? I thought the God Star had sunspot eruptions. These were all told to me by Dodo," Modrix said.

In the soul network, everyone was also exchanging opinions: "Dilidis couldn't possibly not know. Their God Stars all communicate with divine light, but why do other God Stars hide, yet he doesn't? Could it be that he isn't afraid of the Otherworldly Ghost?"

"Previously Luomuluoer said that all God Stars that hatched star souls in the entire Void hid, but now it seems they didn't. At least this Dilidis didn't hide."

"Could it be that aging God Stars are looked down upon by the Otherworldly Ghost and the Ancient Space-Time Dragon?" Someone said.

Anthony said: "That shouldn't be. Isn't the Otherworldly Ghost's cluster here now?"

"The Otherworldly Ghost doesn't need increments, so whether the God Star is exhausted or not is not important to him. As for the Ancient Space-Time Dragon, it's even more impossible to let him go. So there should be other reasons that led him to live until now," Ursman said.

A group of people discussed repeatedly for a long time, and suddenly Negris said: "Could it be fear of injury? Luomuluoer's main star could knock off fragments of the Otherworldly Ghost. So when encountering such a fierce and old God Star, they would rather let it go than come over to take risks."

Anthony slapped his thigh: "It's possible. After all, if they leave him alone, he doesn't want to live anymore. If anyone has designs on him, he might drag them down with him as soon as they get close. Even if they don't die, they might be seriously injured. It's better to wait for him to decay on his own, and then come to pick up the corpse."

This is the most reasonable explanation. After all, the Otherworldly Ghost only sent a ghost cluster, and the main body didn't come in person.

Having found a reasonable explanation, Anthony no longer struggled with these problems, and instead asked Modrix: "Who are these people in the carriages? About how many people are there? How do you plan to deal with them?"

Speaking of this, Modrix's face became bitter: "They are all my family and my followers and their families. I don't know how to deal with them either. Dodo is dead, and I don't have the ability to transport them away."

Anthony asked: "Even if you could transport them away, where do you plan to send them?"

Modrix pointed in the direction they were originally moving and said: "There is a belt of broken planes in this direction, and there are some large broken planes inside that can accommodate us. If we can get there, everyone should be safe."

Anthony was surprised: "This direction? Are you sure it's this direction?"

Modrix nodded and asked puzzled: "Is there any problem?"

Anthony smiled bitterly: "The problem is huge. Your main star's information storm is about to erupt in this direction. By then, no soul or consciousness will be able to survive under the information storm."

Modrix looked blank, clearly not knowing what an information storm meant.

Anthony explained it, but he still had a skeptical expression.

Talking about an information storm to a human whose level hasn't reached that point, of course he won't believe you, just like a worm that hasn't seen winter, if you say there is solid water, it's strange if he believes you.

Anthony didn't care whether he believed it or not. He asked Ang to inject a new consciousness into Modrix's white crystal.

Guiding the consciousness to condense into a snake-shaped Starborn, and then letting it hang up those carriages itself, Anthony said: "Don't go in this direction. Left, right, up, or down are all fine, just not this direction."

Modrix said in a dilemma: "But only this direction has broken planes."

Anthony said: "Then you hide first, hide in these directions, don't block here. In ten-plus hours, you can have a lot of broken planes to choose from, if you can still survive."

"You mean, the main star will explode in ten-plus hours?" Modrix asked.

Anthony nodded: "That's what he said."

Modrix looked Anthony up and down suspiciously and said: "Dodo never heard the main star say that. Where did you hear the main star say that?"

It's no wonder Modrix was suspicious. The Starborns close at hand hadn't heard the main star say it, but Anthony and these outsiders heard it. Who are you lying to?

Anthony shrugged. Believe it or not, anyway, whether they believed it or not, these people wouldn't live long. At this distance, even if they weren't hit head-on by the information storm, they wouldn't be able to withstand the impact of the God Star explosion.

Whether it's these people or others who have already moved away, they will all be annihilated by the God Star's shockwave in ten-plus hours. No matter how desperately they escape, it's useless.

Unless those Starborns abandon all the carriages, avoid the direction of the information storm, and run away using star-shifting, otherwise they will also be affected. However, their main star has exploded, and all Starborns can be considered quasi-dead people. Escaping or not has no meaning.

Anthony couldn't save them. He was just a cluster avatar projected over, and he didn't want to save them. These people in the carriages look like rich and noble people who usually live in luxury, but run away alone when there is danger, leaving more lives waiting to die in place.

Since their main star wants to die, then let them all die together.

Saying nothing more, he waved his hand to let Modrix take people away.

Just at this moment, a huge beam of light shot out from the pitch-black abyss, chasing something at a very high speed, turning left and right in the Void, following closely, dragging a long tail, and finally hit the target a few million kilometers away from Anthony.

Just at the moment of hitting the target, there was no explosion, no shockwave, no flashing light, but the long tail instantly disappeared, and the Void returned to silence.

"Could it be that it hit that ghost cluster?" Negris asked in a low voice.

"It's possible. What kind of light beam is that? It can even hit a ghost cluster," Anthony whispered.

"Let's go, go over and take a look, see if there are any ghost fragments," Negris said.

Anthony nodded and was about to fly to that position, but Ang, who had been silent, stopped him: "Don't move, he is watching."