Chapter 1619

Six hundred thousand times? Anthony and the others stared at each other, even Seeing Ange couldn't help but look over—what does the total quantity of six hundred thousand times the Little Fire Person's Divine Star mean?

They had no concept, they couldn't even imagine what scale that was; the only comparable thing they could think of was Dilidis.

"Compared to the Giant Divine Star, who's bigger?" Anthony asked.

"You know the Giant Divine Star? Oh, Dilidis, right? I'm also a Giant Divine Star, bigger than him by a full circle," said the Sixth Divine Star.

Actually, they still had no concept—Seeing Ange had seen Dilidis with his own eyes, but lacking a reference, he didn't feel it was particularly large, only knowing that the information storm it erupted, even tens of nodes away, nearly fried the consciousness of all Star Descendants.

This Sixth Divine Star is actually bigger than Dilidis by a full circle?

Nai Ge Li Si couldn't help muttering in the Soul Network: "The equivalent of six hundred thousand divine stars—even if it's an aging divine star, that's still terrifying power."

"Of course, look at the Azure Divine Star's true form—though it's already depleted to this state, it still illuminates hundreds of billions of living beings. The Azure Divine Star doesn't even have one-sixtieth of the Little Fire Person's. Six hundred thousand divided by sixty equals three million six hundred thousand times—enough to sustain hundreds of billions of lives," Anthony said.

Everyone's hearts tightened—an aging divine star had little value, but if converted to hundreds of billions of lives, this weight became significant.

Moreover, even without growth, a stockpile of tens of thousands times is still immense wealth—just like a chamber of commerce that can't make money, yet holds hundreds of billions of gold coins; could it be called worthless?

Everyone couldn't help but look at Seeing Ange.

Seeing Ange nodded.

Anthony immediately excitedly said: "Come on, let's go retrieve your true form."

The other dark stars, hearing this, also excitedly said: "My lord, shall we go to the Laniakea branch path? Let's move our true forms in too."

Among the thirteen dark stars, only the dark star avatar from Gemmelsfort is not from the Laniakea network branch; the rest are. So if we're moving the Sixth Divine Star's true form in, theirs can come along as well.

These dark stars' true forms aren't aging divine stars—they're just smaller in mass, like cannon fodder, assigned to dangerous tasks.

Anthony, of course, immediately arranged: "You build the Star Rainbow Bridge. Lord Nai Ge, trouble you with calculating the position. We'll open a Boundless Gate every node for alignment. Any other issues?"

"None," everyone replied.

"Alright, depart." Anthony gave the order.

The Star Rainbow Bridge stretched a rapid passage in the void, thirteen divine stars alternating, flinging companions forward—the more divine stars involved, the farther the movement.

However, the Star Rainbow Bridge has a flaw: the individuals forming it must have consistent mass, not too disparate. If too disparate, they can only be like Gemmelsfort—running the bridge for a month while he ran for eleven years.

A few days later, the Star Rainbow Bridge extended to a one-node distance point, and everyone stopped.

Six dark stars formed a migration star formation, carefully tearing open a small gap in the barrier, found no abnormality, then extended their thoughts outward a little.

If the gap opened inside another divine star, the moment it opened would be the instant of a stellar flare great eruption—though this probability is small, we can't neglect precautions.

Outside the gap was pure void, nothing at all. Anthony projected his entire form out, shouting in his heart: "My lord."

Soon Seeing Ange projected onto him, looked around, and confirmed safety.

Anthony retreated, the gap closed, and he placed the Boundless Gate exactly at the gap's former position, not a hair's breadth off.

Because here it's off by a bit, outside it's off by a hundred times.

After placing the Boundless Gate, he input the Increase Mist, activated it, first pushed the door panel inward, looped around, resealed it—bang! A door suddenly appeared in the void outside.

Opening the door, Anthony emerged from inside, arriving exactly at that void just moments before.

"Alright, start calculating, my lord—how many nodes did the outside move?" Anthony asked.

"Ninety-six point seven five nodes." Seeing Ange reported a figure, precise to two decimal places.

"How many nodes did the inside move?" Anthony asked again.

"One node." Seeing Ange said.

Anthony then turned to Gemmelsfort: "Activate your true form's Boundless Gate."

"Done." Gemmelsfort replied.

Anthony checked the Boundless Gate's interface, saw only one connection point—exactly the one opened by Gemmelsfort's true form.

Anthony recorded the distance and direction moved, then turned to Emruni and Hesro: "Your turn."

Emruni and Hesro nodded, brought various equipment through the Boundless Gate, set up the star-gazing mirror, deployed the star-tracking board, then recited a string of numbers.

All data finally aggregated at Nai Ge Li Si, and thanks to its powerful computing ability, it quickly calculated the position and distance of the Sixth Divine Star's true form in the Boundless Land, mapping it onto the star chart there.

"Alright, continue in this direction, move one point six seven five eight nine nodes." Anthony held the data, continued directing everyone onward.

The whole process was tedious and complex, yet Gemmelsfort found it hard to accept: "Just relying on such rough data, can you really calculate the Sixth Divine Star's true form's position in the Boundless Land?"

If it were just a world's coordinate position, Gemmelsfort could calculate it very accurately—this is the divine star's innate talent; otherwise, they couldn't move in the void.

But relying on these rough observational data to calculate corresponding coordinates between two worlds? It's like trying to precisely poke the eye of a pattern on a cloth folded a hundred times—fundamentally impossible.

"Huh? Rough? This is what Seeing Ange measured—how could it be rough? You'll see soon if it's accurate." Nai Ge Li Si said confidently.

In here, all the data, most importantly the two numbers Seeing Ange gave—this is the scale ratio between the two worlds, precise to two decimal places. Emruni and Hesro's observational data might be wrong, but the numbers Seeing Ange came up with cannot be wrong; he has full confidence in them for Seeing Ange.

With this precise ratio as foundation, other data being a bit rough won't have too much impact.

Gemmelsfort was half-believing, half-doubting, but a procession of thirteen divine stars kept moving, constantly adjusting direction according to the star chart, and finally, after a week, reached the point one point six seven five eight nine nodes away.

Continuing, six divine stars carefully opened a small gap, but the moment it opened, they felt a violent impact, nearly shaking the gap shut.

Anthony poked his head out quickly—only to see not far away in the void, a massive stellar flare entity battling a patch of shadow there.

That patch of shadow resembled a half-moon-shaped aura, flashing and striking the stellar flare entity, each impact colliding with violent energy shocks.

Behind the stellar flare entity, a huge divine star was being dragged by twenty-odd tiny divine stars, slowly drifting away from this void.

"Sixth Divine Star, is that your true form? They're trying to steal your true form." Anthony said.