Chapter 1634

The next divine star was as large as eight little fire people, and fortunately it had little life on it—only a few scattered star descendants—and no myriad-worlds divine tree on its surface.

This was exactly a suitable target; Dari Suo seemed afraid that Anthony and the others would find another excuse to let this divine star go, so after seeing it clearly, he acted without a word.

This divine star, whose name was still unknown, never imagined that not incubating life would make it the fuse of death; originally, it was there with empty mind and humming a song, when suddenly a black shadow slashed over.

Dari Suo now had two sheets; when he fixed one sheet, he swung the other with force, sending the other sheet flying at high speed, like a high-speed black crescent blade, which slashed at high speed into the divine star's body.

The divine star hadn't reacted before the blade slashed into its body, carving a huge ravine, penetrating one-quarter deep inside, as if it wanted to split it like a watermelon.

After the divine star reacted, it focused its will, clenched its body, and the huge ravine recoiled, with star flame twisting around the black blade.

But it was too slow; the star flame didn't tighten, the black blade retracted, and the other sheet anchored in place, instantly pulling the blade back.

Then another sheet turned into a black blade and slashed down.

Thus, left and right, the two sheets became like two blades—one anchoring the body, the other slashing out—as if Dari Suo were wielding two mountain-opening knives to chop a watermelon.

After enduring more than ten blows, the divine star finally seized an opportunity: a pillar of star flame surged from its surface and shot straight at Dari Suo.

Dari Suo flicked his sheet to the side, anchored it, pulled, and his entire form shifted to one-third of the divine star's side, then repeated the previous motion, the black blade slashing down repeatedly.

The divine star had never faced such an onslaught; panicking, its star flame sputtered chaotically, huge pillars rising and falling like a sea urchin growing spines.

Dari Suo kept moving; the two sheets gave him flexible movement, profoundly changing his combat style—before, his blade was like a plow, cutting where it could and retreating only when hitting obstacles.

Now his two sheets were like two knives: one blade slashing out could instantly anchor position, pulling the other sheet over, or pulling back the slashed blade, while the other blade slashed in.

Or both sheets swung out simultaneously—one blade for slashing, one for shifting; after the slashing blade hit the target, pulling it back would already have shifted him to another position, making it impossible for enemies to predict his landing point.

Anthony and Ursman watched in awe; this was completely different from how they had seen Dari Suo fight the star flame giant before—with an extra sheet, his combat power had surged several times over, and his variations had multiplied.

The god was covered in wounds from the slashing, huge ravines crisscrossing his body.

Every massive object has a stable gravitational structure, and the divine star was no exception; when this structure was destroyed, the divine star could no longer bind its body, then dissipate or explode.

But Dari Suo's attack had already reached its gravitational structure; if this continued, he would likely be chopped to pieces by Dari Suo directly.

The divine star's star soul pounded wildly, locking onto Dari Suo's position, furious and roaring: "Who are you?"

Dari Suo felt as if struck by lightning, his entire form blown away.

The star soul's roar was not an ordinary roar, but the fury of a divine star—a strong impact on consciousness.

Dari Suo was unharmed, straightened up, flew back, and slashed down with his blade.

Originally he had wanted to focus and endure it, but when the opponent's star soul impact hit him, Dari Suo felt his consciousness rise into a huge phantom, linking his consciousness to that powerful distant node.

The star soul roar that could have dazed him instead struck like water hitting solid rock, parting immediately.

Good fellow, he too had someone behind him; Dari Suo relaxed, no longer guarding against the consciousness impact, and continued to swing wide, chopping wildly.

Two large blades, chopping like this—even if the "watermelon" were huge, it would eventually be chopped to pieces.

Seeing this, Anthony did not stand by; if this continued, he might really be chopped to pieces by Dari Suo himself, and he wouldn't even get a chance to practice.

Flashing to the other side, Anthony imitated him, using dual sheets left and right.

He preferred to condense them into sharp points rather than blades; only two spears were seen constantly stabbing into the divine star's body, with impact points blasting out deep, bottomless holes.

However, spears had a drawback: they easily penetrated deep into the god's body, and if caught, he would have to endure the star flame's consumption head-on.

So Anthony quickly changed strategy, specifically wandering on the divine star's other side; when the opponent dealt with Dari Suo, he would seize the moment to stab him once, sure to pierce the core and emerge from the other side.

This was far more severe than Dari Suo's dozen slashes; the divine star's core was the key node maintaining its gravitational structure, and Anthony's single stab caused more damage than Dari Suo's half-day of slashing.

The divine star dared not ignore Anthony anymore, putting most of its attention on him; Anthony didn't care, began wandering randomly, so he didn't need to attack—just keep wandering there to pin down most of the divine star's attention.

The divine star emitted waves of angry "rumbling"—its power boiling, the huge tremors from its body propagating even in the airless void.

One after another, concretizations of star flame shot up from the divine star's surface, separately lunging at Dari Suo and Anthony.

Dari Suo turned to attack these star flame concretizations, one blade each, cutting them in half.

However, the dispersed star flame quickly recondensed in the void, plus the divine star's continuous emission of star flame concretizations, their numbers kept increasing.

Anthony, however, ignored these star flame giants; when they lunged at him, he simply shifted position quickly and soon arrived at another area.

If those star flame giants pursued him, Anthony would shift laterally back, then seize the moment to give the god a spear.

Thus repeatedly, unless the star flame giants encircled the entire divine star, there was no way to stop Anthony from attacking its body.

When Ursman also joined the battle, the divine star finally couldn't hold on; its surface suddenly brightened, divine light bursting outward in all directions.

Ordinary people couldn't understand this divine light, but in Ange's eyes, it was a panicked message: "Save me, someone's hitting me!"

An energy-form apocalyptic law array structure formed before Ursman's body, slowly accumulating energy.

Nai Ge Li Si was so shocked his eyes bulged out; he knew too well the difficulty of forming such an apocalyptic law array barehanded.

This was not a stable material structure; a material apocalyptic law array placed there would not change, but this energy-state one required continuous energy supply to maintain stability.

The apocalyptic law array had hundreds of thousands of components and thousands of energy circuits, needing to be sketched out simultaneously—even ten true-law gods together wouldn't dare do this, yet Ursman actually wanted to do it himself?