Chapter 1577

"Sixty thousand times?" Anthony and the others looked at each other in dismay. Even Ang couldn't help but cast his gaze over. What kind of concept was the total mass of sixty thousand Little Fireman God Stars?

They had no concept of it; they couldn't even imagine the scale. The only approximation they could think of was Dilidisi.

"Compared to the Giant God Star, which one is bigger?" Anthony asked.

"You know the Giant God Star? Oh, you mean Dilidisi, right? I am also a Giant God Star, and I'm a circle larger than him," the No. 6 God Star said.

In truth, they still had no concept. Although Ang had seen Dilidisi with his own eyes, he lacked a reference point and didn't feel he was that big. He only knew that the information storm Dilidisi erupted still nearly wiped out the consciousness of all Starborns from dozens of sections away.

This No. 6 God Star was actually a circle larger than Dilidisi?

Naigelis couldn't help but mutter in the soul network: "The equivalent of sixty thousand God Stars—even if they are aging God Stars, that is still a terrifying power."

"Of course. Look at the main body of the Azure God Star. Even though it has withered to this extent, it can still illuminate tens of billions of living beings. The Azure God Star isn't even one-sixtieth of the Little Fireman's size. Sixty thousand divided by sixty equals three point six million times; it could support hundreds of billions of trillions of lives," Anthony said.

Everyone felt a shiver in their hearts. An aging God Star had little value, but if converted into hundreds of billions of trillions of lives, this weight became significant.

Moreover, even without the growth, a reserve of tens of thousands of times was still a massive fortune. It was like a chamber of commerce that could no longer make money, but still held tens of billions of gold coins—could you call that valueless?

Everyone couldn't help but look at Ang.

Ang nodded.

Anthony immediately said excitedly: "Let's go, let's go move your main body back."

The other Dark Stars heard this and also said excitedly: "My lord, are we going to the Lania branch? Let's move our main bodies in too."

Among the thirteen Dark Stars, only the Dark Star clone of Gamezburg did not come from the Lania reticular branch; all the others did. If they were going to move the No. 6 God Star's main body in, they could move their own main bodies in at the same time.

These Dark Stars' main bodies were not aging God Stars; they were just smaller in mass, the kind of existence that served as cannon fodder, sent to do any dangerous work.

Anthony naturally agreed and immediately arranged: "You build the Star Rainbow Bridge. Lord Naigelis, please calculate the orientation. We will open a Boundaryless Gate every section to perform orientation calibration. Any other questions?"

"No," everyone replied.

"Good, let's go," Anthony ordered.

The Star Rainbow Bridge pulled a fast-track channel out of the void. The thirteen God Stars took turns, throwing their companions forward. The more God Stars that participated, the faster and further they moved.

However, the Star Rainbow Bridge had a drawback: the individuals forming it had to have consistent mass and couldn't differ too much. If they differed too much, they could only be like Gamezburg—the Star Rainbow Bridge ran for a month, while he ran for eleven years.

A few days later, the Star Rainbow Bridge extended to the distance point of one section, and everyone stopped.

Six Dark Stars formed a star-moving formation, carefully tearing open a small gap in the barrier. Finding no abnormalities, they extended their consciousness out just a little bit.

If the gap opened inside another God Star, the moment it opened would be the moment of a Star Flame eruption. Although the probability was very low, it could not be guarded against.

Outside the gap was a void, empty of everything. Anthony's entire form drilled out, shouting in his heart: "My lord."

Soon, Ang projected onto him, looking around to confirm it was safe.

Anthony retreated, the gap closed, and he placed the Boundaryless Gate at the exact position of the previous gap, without the slightest error.

Because a slight difference here meant a difference of a hundred times in the outside world.

After placing the Boundaryless Gate, he input the Mist of Growth, activated it, pushed the door panel inward first, circled around, and closed it again. Bang! A door appeared abruptly in the void outside.

Opening the door, Anthony drilled out from inside, arriving at that very same void.

"Alright, start calculating. My lord, how many sections did the outside world move?" Anthony asked.

"Ninety-six point seven five sections," Ang reported a piece of data, precise to two decimal places.

"How many sections did it move inside?" Anthony asked again.

"One section," Ang said.

Anthony turned to Gamezburg: "Have your main body activate your Boundaryless Gate."

"Done," Gamezburg replied.

Anthony checked the connection interface of the Boundaryless Gate and saw the only connection point, which was the one opened by Gamezburg's main body.

Anthony recorded the distance and orientation of the movement, then turned to Deity Diluni and Xisilu: "It's your turn."

Deity Diluni and Xisilu nodded, brought various equipment through the Boundaryless Gate, set up the star-gazing mirror, unfolded the star-tracking board, and then recited a series of numbers.

All data was finally summarized to Naigelis. With its powerful computing ability, it quickly calculated the location and distance of the No. 6 God Star's main body and mapped it to the star map of the Boundless Land.

"Alright, continue moving in this direction, move one point six seven five eight nine sections." Anthony held the data and continued to direct everyone on their way.

The whole process was tedious and complex, but it made Gamezburg a bit unable to accept it: "Just relying on such rough data, you can calculate the corresponding position of the No. 6 God Star's main body in the Boundless Land?"

If it were just the coordinate position of a world, Gamezburg could also calculate it very accurately; this was the innate ability of a God Star, otherwise they wouldn't be able to move in the void.

But relying on these rough observation data to calculate the corresponding coordinates of two worlds was like trying to precisely pierce the eye of a specific pattern on a cloth that had been folded a hundred times—it was simply impossible.

"Ah? Rough? This was weighed by Ang, how could it be rough? Wait a moment and you'll know if it's accurate," Naigelis said confidently.

Among all the data here, the most important were the two numbers Ang gave. These were the scale of the two worlds, precise to two decimal places. Deity Diluni and Xisilu's observation data might be wrong, but the numbers weighed by Ang couldn't be wrong. It had full confidence in Ang.

With such precise proportions as a foundation, the roughness of other numbers wouldn't have too much of an impact.

Gamezburg was half-believing and half-doubting. The group of thirteen God Stars kept moving, constantly adjusting their orientation against the star map, and finally, after one week, moved to the position of one point six seven five eight nine sections.

Again, six God Stars carefully tore open a gap first. However, as soon as the gap opened, they immediately felt a violent impact, nearly shaking the gap shut.

Anthony poked his head out as fast as he could, only to see a huge Star Flame manifestation fighting with a patch of shadow in the void not far away.

That patch of shadow was like a crescent-shaped energy beam, rapidly crashing into the Star Flame manifestation. Every collision erupted with intense energy shocks.

Behind the Star Flame manifestation, a huge God Star was being dragged by more than twenty tiny God Stars, slowly moving away from this void.

"No. 6 God Star, is that your main body? They want to steal your main body," Anthony said.