Chapter 1628

With the double-layered sheets, everyone's travel speed increased greatly—first condense one sheet into a sharp shape and throw it out, then pull the other sheet over, just like stellar body traction.

Once everyone became proficient, they began coordinating: Anthony threw first, then used soul-link to pull the rest over, and when it came to the last person, he threw forward again, throwing to the frontmost person who then started pulling everyone, rolling forward.

This method was much faster; after an unknown amount of time, the front suddenly opened up, revealing a vast, dazzling starry sky before everyone's eyes.

This was a vast hollow, countless starlights shimmering, colossal star descendants floating in the void, with numerous colorful streaks occasionally flashing across, linking the various starlights—a scene of vibrant life and flourishing all things.

"This... this material cloud has such a huge hollow?" Daliso stared in shock at the scene before him.

"Just the visible starlight numbers over two thousand—how many hidden god-stars with rock shells must there be? Is this the nest of the Laniakea branch?" Anthony also exclaimed in surprise.

From Laniakea and other rock-shell god-stars, everyone had already witnessed this concealment method—not only could they restrain divine light, but also reduce gravity to negligible levels, so there must be many non-luminous god-stars hidden in this void.

"No wonder I couldn't find their traces—they came hiding here... now... now we've struck it rich!" Daliso exclaimed delightedly.

Anthony asked: "You've been searching for their traces all along? How long have you been looking?"

"For a very long time—the Laniakea branch yields the least; other places occasionally yield one or two god-stars with star souls, but here god-stars with star souls are rare—I haven't harvested anything in several hundred years." Daliso said excitedly.

"Don't get excited, don't get excited—we're not in a rush; first, let's clarify this place, pick a target, then sweep in—otherwise, if we alarm them and they flee into the material cloud, it'll be trouble." Anthony soothed.

Daliso felt he'd struck it rich, but Anthony didn't share that feeling—his goal wasn't destroying god-stars.

Seeing Ange's goal was to find the spacetime ancient dragon; killing god-stars seemed... if it could supplement his form and strengthen Seeing Ange, it might not be impossible, but could they defeat god-stars?

Seeing Ange wasn't truly a foreign wraith—just fooling Daliso, don't fool yourself too; now Seeing Ange should easily crush Gaimz Fortress, but in the outside void, there are hardly any god-stars smaller than Gaimz Fortress.

Moreover, outside god-stars have too many tricks—like information storms; which decent god-star would learn such a mutual-destruction skill that smears you and turns you into their own? Purely harmful, a neurosis.

Some god-stars are especially vicious—they self-detonate at the drop of a hat, like Deliridis, like the Sixth God-Star; relying on their age, they act recklessly—switch to the Sixth God-Star not having entered the Boundless Realm—would Laniakea dare use its true body to set traps?

With great mass and ferocious conduct, Anthony didn't want Seeing Ange to take risks; better first gather intel, clarify where the spacetime ancient dragon is, then proceed.

"Let's first go to a crowded place—we can't use this current body; retract it, switch to the Star-God Body." Anthony said.

Ursman said: "Whose Star-God Body? This is a closed circle—I fear there might be identity verification; if we swap in the Little Fire Person's Star-God Body, they won't recognize us—what then?"

Star descendants have markers—whose star descendant it is, just flash the mark and you'll know; god-stars can easily identify whose star descendant you are; if unrecognized, identity is exposed immediately.

"Makes sense—closed circles fear leaks most, so they likely have identity verification; we should be able to use the Sixth God-Star's." Anthony said.

Nai Ge Li Si said: "Then isn't that requiring us to go back and get it? It's far, and we don't have the Sixth God-Star's white crystal."

Seeing Ange reached out and pointed in the void—white crystals condensed one by one.

Upon receiving them, Daliso instantly sensed a familiar aura: "Isn't this the god-star that previously served as a trap? It's called the Sixth God-Star? How does my lord have his white crystal?"

Anthony said lightly: "Is this difficult? Things my lord has touched—manifesting them is still easy; as for the Sixth God-Star, god-stars have no names—just assign a serial number."

"Oh oh." Daliso instantly accepted this explanation, inwardly marveling that ghost patrolers are truly omnipotent—just circling the other's true body once, and you can manifest their white crystal—too incredible.

After changing into new forms, everyone distinguished themselves, found a crowded place, and flew there.

What place is crowded? Naturally the most active—void has several colorful lines occasionally flashing, that's the glare from high-speed object movement, linking different god-stars, where five lines converge at one point—that should be the crowded place.

Soon everyone stellar-shifted to the convergence point, then saw a neat "ruin"—ruins are ruins, how can ruins be neat?

This place before your eyes is exactly that.

Several vast planes drift disorderly in a small area, numerous small planes scattered within, each plane follows some rule, neatly arranged.

The slanted are slanted, the curved are curved, the circling are circling—no chaos, like a pattern piled from scrap materials.

Countless star descendants move among them, most outwardly identical—all are the star-flame concretions seen at the Sixth God-Star.

"Bad—their outward forms are uniform; quickly change appearance, no no, someone's looking at us—don't change yet." Anthony said.

Thought of the mark, but not the appearance—who'd think star descendants would expose themselves by appearance? Star descendants should be weirdly shaped, right? Why uniform into one shape?

Too late—already someone saw them.

Stellar-shift is a jump-type movement—not gradual approach, but a sudden whoosh to another point; only upon appearance can you see surroundings clearly—likely already in the crowd.

Though not in the crowd now, but nearly so—at least four or five star descendants in the distance have noticed their appearance; several thoughts sweep over, where the largest star descendant even floats over.

"I thought it was someone else's strangely shaped star descendant—indeed it's yours; heard your main star went to the Boundless Realm, even gave itself a name called Six—hah, that's a serial number, taking a serial number as a name, truly uncultured—you're all now children without a main star, right?" The opposing star descendant's voice came over.