Chapter 1601

"Cutting dimensional space? Isn't it just cut however you want?" Godstar said doubtfully, speaking while casually cutting off several pieces of dimensional space.

However, without sustaining force, the cut dimensional space quickly disappeared back into the void.

"I'm asking how to cut a large dimensional space that can contain you," Anthony asked.

"Like this," Godstar said while pushing forward hard, just like a huge iron ball hitting a fishing net, pushing the net into a large bulge, then a divine light circled around the bulge of the net, cutting a full circle, and that circle was cut out.

A space capable of containing the entire Godstar was cut out.

Anthony took a deep breath; this casual demeanor achieved something Anthony and the others couldn't comprehend—this spatial cutting ability, even a big cat couldn't do.

Anthony also realized a problem: due to the huge individual differences among Godstars, the standard of the previous Godstar couldn't be applied to the next one.

The situation of the Azure Godstar couldn't be applied to the Little Fire Person, nor could the situation of Luomurol be applied to Dilidisi; in other words, each Godstar is new and cannot be judged with old eyes.

However, the approach can be referenced: this Godstar before us placed its core into dimensional space, converting the remaining starflame into incremental mist—this method is feasible. If I hadn't borrowed my lord's Balance Ring, I wouldn't have detected him.

"Then what are you hiding here for?" Anthony asked.

"Afraid, outside is dangerous," Godstar said.

"Who told you outside is dangerous?" Anthony asked.

Godstar hesitated and paused for a moment; this pause immediately made Anthony realize he might have asked a stupid question.

Sure enough, Godstar said: "Light, said so."

How do animals know there's danger here? From the carcasses of their own kind, the scent of predators.

If humans in the wilderness saw a human skeleton, they would certainly realize this place is dangerous, so humans fear graves; passing cemeteries often requires whistling to bolster courage.

A newborn Godstar, for the first time gazing into the void, discovers flashes everywhere of their own kind's deaths—then they would surely be terrified, like an infant crying, discovering their father cries louder than they do—then they would surely be terrified.

Too frightening, baby is afraid, better to hide.

"You've hidden yourself, then who taught you these abilities?" Anthony asked, his tone already becoming very kind.

Although Godstar lacks the complex emotions of other intelligent beings, their intelligence is high, and after Anthony's demonstration-style "teaching," they quickly grasped the correspondence between tone and emotion.

From Anthony's tone, he could already sense Anthony bore him no ill will, and his mood relaxed considerably.

"Starlight taught me; at first, many starlights taught me, but now fewer and fewer," Godstar said regretfully.

It seems when this Godstar was born, most Godstars hadn't hidden yet, but now it's no longer possible—random flashing in the void easily attracts spacetime ancient dragons or otherworldly wraiths.

After questioning extensively, Anthony lost interest in him and turned to ask: "Do you have a Myriad Worlds Divine Tree?"

"No, what is that? Many starlights have mentioned the Myriad Worlds Divine Tree," Godstar said.

Anthony said: "I'll give you a Myriad Worlds Divine Tree—how about that?"

"Good, really giving it to me?" Godstar said excitedly.

"Of course, you give me some starflame, attach your aura to it; if they think you're suitable, I'll bring it over," Anthony said.

In the soul network, Nai Ge Li Si couldn't help but complain: "How does this process feel like a blind date?"

After obtaining the Godstar's starflame, Anthony returned again to the Treeman's location: "I found you the Godstar—this is his starflame. But before taking you there, I'll first ask you some questions."

After questioning the Godstar and the Treeman, Anthony ate both.

However, with a new place to take root, the Treeman no longer bothered with the agreement with the Fifth Godstar, instantly selling out clean and neat.

But originally there was no agreement anyway—just the Fifth Godstar encountered the remains of a Migrant Star Being, so wanted to try reviving them.

Anthony asked many things, including how the Migrant Star Being died; the Treeman said: "The Migrant Star Being's main star was killed, and all Migrant Star Beings with conscious links also kept dying."

"The Migrant Star Being's main star was killed? Where was it killed?" Anthony asked.

The Treeman said: "I don't know; I have no conscious link with the Migrant Star Being's main star, so I don't know where he died."

"Is the Migrant Star Being's main star the main star of all Migrant Star Beings?" Anthony asked.

"No, no—when Migrant Star Beings need to migrate, they need a main star, they establish conscious links; if other Migrant Star Beings aren't in this team, mutual conscious links aren't needed," the Treeman said.

"So only Migrant Star Beings in a team need to establish conscious links, and Migrant Star Beings have many teams?" Anthony asked.

After receiving confirmation from the Treeman, Anthony said in the soul network: "The Migrant Star Being of the Boundless Land—what about his team?"

This question made everyone shudder.

After asking the Treeman more questions, Anthony took the Treeman's sprouting branch and flew toward the Material Belt.

After settling the Treeman's affairs, Anthony finally obtained the Migrant Star Being's remains.

"Why are the Migrant Star Being's remains actually a metal ball? Do you know what metal this is?" Nai Ge Li Si asked.

Duoroken, who knows materials best, projected over and looked, saying: "I don't recognize it, but its density is very high."

"Is it denser than the Abyssal Core?" Nai Ge Li Si asked.

"No, in the void there's no material density that could exceed the Abyssal Core, right?" Duoroken said uncertainly.

"Never mind this—how do we drag it back? We can't leave it here; the Fifth Godstar knows this location," Nai Ge Li Si said.

"Knowing again—what can he do? Can he come over and revive the remains?" Duoroken sneered; if they could revive it, they wouldn't have come to us.

After discussing a while, everyone became distressed; they also faced the same dilemma as the Fifth Godstar—if they couldn't revive it into a Godstar with migrant star abilities, this remains would have no meaning.

But the first step to revive it requires massive amounts of starflame—there's none nearby, so we must move it first, yet we're stuck at step one: we can't push it.

After discussion, it was still necessary for Seeing Ange to step in: "Seeing Ange, can you move it back?"

Everyone felt their bodies tighten, as if something had yanked them—swish, Seeing Ange appeared before them.

Using their bodies as anchor points, Seeing Ange pulled himself over.

Arriving at the Migrant Star Being's remains, Seeing Ange placed both hands on it; not long after, the entire remains, along with the withered tree trunk on it, began to move.

Nai Ge Li Si fiercely slapped his waist: "Space sliding—how did I forget Seeing Ange still has this move? Last time Seeing Ange used this to push back the debris of a Myriad Worlds Divine Tree."

The Migrant Star Being's remains slowly began moving, faster and faster, toward the Material Belt.

After some time, the Fifth Godstar tried to contact the Treeman to inquire about the situation, found they could no longer connect, hastily dispatched a Star Descendant to check, then froze: "My remains—where are they?"