Chapter 1556: Can You Help Me Find a New God-Star?

Not only are the remains useless, but a single Star-Migrator is also useless. The Star-Migrator's greatest ability is to migrate god-stars back and forth from the Boundless Land and here. A single Star-Migrator cannot do this.

Therefore, that Star-Migrator in the Boundless Land tried every means to cultivate Ang into a Star-Migrator; otherwise, he would be alone and couldn't do anything.

A Star-Migrator that cannot migrate god-stars back and forth is essentially just a dark star.

Anthony finished looking at what he wanted to see and immediately contacted the fifth god-star: "I have finished looking. How do I give you the fragment of another Star-Migrator?"

The fifth god-star said: "Just give it to the Tree God."

Anthony handed the fragment to the Tree Shepherd. The Tree Shepherd took the fragment suspiciously and asked: "What is this?"

Anthony explained it, and the Tree Shepherd clearly showed disappointment: "You just came over to take a look?"

"Yes, otherwise what did you think we came over for?" Anthony's heart moved, and he pretended to be puzzled and asked.

The Tree Shepherd said disappointedly: "I thought you were here to help me resurrect the main star."

Anthony's heart moved and asked: "The fifth god-star told you this? He would help you resurrect the main star?"

"Fifth god-star? Is this his name?" The Tree Shepherd was surprised.

"Yes, how do you address him?" Anthony asked.

He realized that this Tree Shepherd and the fifth god-star didn't seem to be in the same group, and they looked unfamiliar. Maybe he could find out some news about the fifth god-star from this Tree Shepherd.

The Tree Shepherd said: "God-stars don't have names."

"Then let's call him the fifth god-star. Did he promise to help you resurrect your main star?" Anthony asked.

"Yes, this is the first time he asked me to bring people to check the remains of the main star. I thought you were here to resurrect the main star," the Tree Shepherd said.

Anthony pondered and asked: "The resurrection of the main star you mentioned, what level of resurrection does it refer to?"

The Tree Shepherd was stunned. Resurrection is divided into levels? Of course, it is to restore it to when it was still alive.

Anthony explained: "Resurrection also has many kinds. Is it to resurrect his remains? Or to resurrect his star-soul? Is it to resurrect a star-soul with his abilities? Or to resurrect a god-star with his memories?"

"You need to be clear about your needs. Do you need to resurrect a Star-Migrator with Star-Migrator abilities? Or do you just want to resurrect a god-star that can let you take root?"

The Tree Shepherd was stunned. Are there so many differences? Its needs?

What needs does it have... No one has ever asked about its needs. Anthony asked this suddenly, and it couldn't answer for a while.

Seeing it like this, Anthony immediately understood and immediately whispered like a devil: "The simpler the need, the easier it is to realize. For example, you only want a god-star that can take root. It's too simple. You split a new branch, and I will take you to find a god-star to take root."

The Tree Shepherd's expression moved, but he didn't speak.

Anthony continued to whisper: "Resurrecting your main star, if it is only to resurrect his star-soul, it is still relatively simple..."

Before he finished speaking, the Tree Shepherd interrupted him in shock: "Simple? Is resurrecting his star-soul very simple?"

Anthony's heart skipped a beat, frowned and said: "Is it very difficult? I am not a god-star, nor have I tried it. Is it very difficult? Isn't it just a star-soul?"

The Tree Shepherd looked Anthony up and down and said: "Isn't it just a star-soul? Do you know how difficult it is to hatch a star-soul? Look at the entire void. Among those god-stars that have lost their star-souls, how many can re-hatch new star-souls? Do you think this is the Boundless Land?"

Anthony was shocked, but his face did not change and he asked: "Is it easy to hatch a new star-soul in the Boundless Land?"

"Of course. That is the origin of life. In the sky full of god-stars, which one is not hatched from the origin of life," the Tree Shepherd said.

"That is indeed too difficult. Then is it much easier to resurrect a god-star without a star-soul?" Anthony said.

Anthony's words immediately brought the Tree Shepherd into a context of 'much easier', making it unable to help but ponder whether it was necessary to pursue the resurrection of the star-soul?

The fifth god-star did not notice this, and even the Tree Shepherd did not notice: the Tree Shepherd's needs were different from the fifth god-star's needs.

The fifth god-star needed a Star-Migrator god-star with Star-Migrator abilities, but does the Tree Shepherd need a Star-Migrator?

Before, the Tree Shepherd hadn't thought about this problem, because it had been symbiotic with the main star for many years. The main star died, and it relied on the unique vitality of the World Tree to support it for so many years.

But now, it only has a small area in the center of the withered trunk left with activity.

When the fifth god-star found it and told it to resurrect its main star, it naturally took 'resurrecting the main star' as its primary task.

However, Anthony's whisper made it unable to help but ponder deeply: Is it necessary to resurrect the main star? Is it necessary to have a main star with the main star's memories, Star-Migrator abilities, and similar volume?

It seems unnecessary. It is in urgent need of a god-star that can let it take root, preferably a young god-star with increments, rather than a god-star like its main star that naturally ages and perishes. Having Star-Migrator abilities cannot make it grow taller and stronger than other World Trees.

A sentence of 'your needs' made the Tree Shepherd's heart chaotic, and it didn't know what to do for a while.

Seeing this, Anthony began to add material and asked: "Are those creatures your guardian elves?"

"Hmm," the Tree Shepherd replied.

"Why is the number so small? Is it because you are withering and can't afford to raise them?" Anthony asked.

The relationship between the World Tree and the guardian elves is relatively complex. Not all elves are like the elves in the main plane, who only know how to ask for things, with the master and servant reversed. That is because they were spoiled by the God of Life.

More guardian elves will carefully manage the World Tree, plan planting, diligently graze, and nurture more life.

The World Tree and the guardian elves are often in a symbiotic mode of mutual benefit, and the elves are all raised by the Tree God, just like its children, so the feelings will be more complex.

Anthony's sentence was purely a test, testing the relationship between the Tree Shepherd and the Void Elves. However, seeing that the Tree Shepherd only has activity in the central area and still has to raise these elves, it is estimated that the relationship will not be too bad.

The Tree Shepherd was silent for a while and said: "It is a bit unaffordable. Do you have any way to settle them?"

"What kind of settlement do you need? Find a World Tree for them to settle down? It's easy to fight with the native elves of other World Trees. Or find a new god-star for you to take root, and then let them move with you?" Anthony asked.

When the other party gives two choices in the language, one must be vigilant about whether the other party's words are inductive.

For example, Anthony looks like two choices now, but in fact, it is full of inductive flavor. The Tree Shepherd, who was originally at a loss, finally said: "Can you help me find a new god-star?"

PS: Went to pay respects to the ancestors. Every year, the Qingming Festival is the most tiring time, with very high intensity. From 3 am to 1 pm, I also had mild heatstroke, and now my whole body is sore. ===== CHAPTER 1557 =====