Chapter 1594

Everyone scattered to search. Anthony thought for a moment and flew toward Morania. This God Star was the closest to them, so it was estimated that it had already been scared away at the first opportunity.

But if you can't find local creatures in a strange place, what should you do? Of course, find a local creature to lead the way.

If God Stars don't build Star Rainbow Bridges, their movement speed is far inferior to that of the Starborn, and even less comparable to a Ghost with more than two overlays.

Anthony flicked left and flicked right, feeling like he was just waving his hands, and caught up very easily.

Morania was indeed flying at full speed in a straight line toward the nearest material cloud, without looking back.

However, his accelerated movement caused a huge impact on the life forms on his body. The hard shell on his body kept cracking, covering the entire God Star like spiderweb patterns.

The Treants or Rock Turtles wandering on the hard shell were in constant danger, occasionally dodging the huge cracks that suddenly appeared on the ground, as well as the high-temperature heat flows that surged out. Fortunately, it was just heat flow; if star flames had erupted, no life could survive near the cracks.

Anthony changed his form to the Star God Body and slowly landed on the surface of the rock shell. Morania discovered his arrival, and his will swept over. Finding it was a Starborn, he turned back. He probably thought Anthony just wanted a free ride.

He really had no vigilance at all. A star had suddenly exploded so close to him, yet now he was carelessly letting a strange Starborn land on him. Don't these God Stars know about things like disguise? Or has no Ghost Guide ever disguised themselves as a Starborn before?

Unable to figure it out, Anthony temporarily put this question aside and casually toured the surface of the God Star.

Except for the creatures on the rock shell being affected by the God Star's journey, the rest of the places were not significantly impacted. The residents' lives continued as before, vibrant, full of life, and bustling.

Although the creatures here all lived on the World Tree, because the surface area was so large, the World Tree only occupied one-third of the surface space, which was enough to support a population of tens of billions.

Besides those Mo people, Anthony also saw some Elves. Although they had human shapes, their skin was a layer of smooth, dense, black tree bark.

In the high-temperature environment of a God Star, sun protection and heat insulation were standard features on their skin.

Anthony curiously took a few more looks and happened to see one of the bark Elves take out something that looked like a piece of hardwood and start crunching on it.

"This Elf's teeth... are quite good." Anthony looked at the hardwood block in his hand in shock.

This thing could be used to build houses on the main plane; it was probably harder than those blue bricks. Yet it was being gnawed and chewed by the bark Elf, bite by bite. If this Elf were taken to the human main plane, it could be used as a jaw crusher.

In his shock, Anthony couldn't help but think of a question: "Where does this food come from? Is it farmed?"

Crops grown on the surface of a God Star, even if only on the hard shell or the World Tree, could withstand the high temperature here. The Lord would definitely like these seeds.

So Anthony blended into the crowd and stared at these bark Elves to see where their food came from.

After some inquiries, Anthony came to a place similar to a market, where Mo people and bark Elves were trading all kinds of things.

At the entrance of the market, there was a stall with a strange machine. The bottom was suspended. Someone placed a bucket at the suspended opening, pressed a button, and a kind of small pebble leaked out from the exit, quickly filling the bucket below.

This person carried the 'gravel' in the bucket to a huge millstone, poured the small pebbles into the millstone, and soon they were ground into fine powder. They piled this powder into a square mold and pressed it down with all their might.

After pressing, there was no need to cook it because the temperature in the air was too high, and it was soon sintered into a block.

These edible bricks were placed to the side, and people would come up to buy one or two from time to time.

Anthony returned to the machine that spat out small pebbles. Now he needed to know how this machine spat out the small pebbles. Were they transferred from somewhere else, or were they converted using something?

People buying the small pebbles were endless, but he never saw anything added to the machine. It wasn't until four days later that Anthony saw someone open a small opening in the machine and insert a crystal containing a fingernail-sized piece of star flame.

This machine actually consumed star flames? No wonder some people rode Treants and Rock Turtles wandering everywhere on the outer crust; it turned out it was to search for star flames.

In this way, this instrument was a good thing. As long as star flames were added, it could continuously produce these edible small pebbles, solving the food problem. Wasn't this as magical as Ang using faith power to rub bread before?

Anthony stayed here for a full ten days and observed for ten days, confirming that this was a well-functioning life world. Anthony even bought one of the machines that could produce small pebbles, preparing to give it to the Lord.

10 days later, Morania finally entered the material cloud.

Why do so many God Stars on the Path of Lania hide in this material cloud?

Because this material cloud is the best hiding space. They only dug out a huge hollow for the convenience of communication, but in reality, when encountering danger, the best places to hide are these material clouds.

As soon as you dive in, you can't see your fingers in front of your face, and you can't discover anything in front of you. Not long after, Morania bumped into another, larger rock-shell God Star.

This rock-shell God Star was three times the size of Morania, which was twenty-four times the mass of a small fire-person God Star.

Seeing the other party, Morania took the initiative to flicker, sent a greeting message, and then prepared to take a detour.

When meeting on a narrow path, the small gives way to the large. This is an unwritten rule in any world because it is a law of physics; if you don't give way, the small one will shatter.

Who knew the Great God Star would block Morania, with divine light flickering at a certain point on its rock shell.

Anthony didn't understand, so he hurriedly transmitted the divine light he saw back through the soul network and asked: "Lord Negris, what are these divine lights saying?"

Negris said speechlessly: "I can't see them, so how can I understand them? These divine lights have different frequencies, and different brightness levels represent different information. I can't see their changes clearly; heaven knows what it's saying."

Anthony hurriedly winked at it. After a while, it reacted and hurriedly shared Ang's vision.

Only then did Anthony breathe a sigh of relief: You can't see it, why don't you ask the Lord for help? You still need me to prompt you.

Negris looked for a while using Ang's vision and translated: "He is saying: The Branch Lord has ordered that low-level God Stars sacrifice themselves, contribute their power, and strengthen other God Stars to resist the exotic ghosts."

After translating, Negris was stunned: "What does he mean? He wants to devour Morania?"