Chapter 1655

The little angel was summoned over, and Xiang Ange pointed at the sixth godstar below and howled at her.

The little angel's eyes lit up, and she let out an incredulous howl.

Xiang Ange nodded affirmatively.

The little angel excitedly jumped up, immediately curled her form, turned into a red cloth, and fell straight onto the sixth godstar.

The sixth godstar looked at the little angel falling onto herself and asked puzzledly: "Xiang Ange my lord, why is she so excited? What did you say to her?"

Xiang Ange said: "Just blow it up?"

Just blow it up anyway, why get so excited? For this light and airy red cloth, the sixth godstar felt nothing—just let her blow it up, could she even blow herself up?

The sixth godstar soon regretted this thought, seeing the red cloth continuously drilling into his core depths, not only precisely finding his energy gaps but also, like a swimming fish, avoiding all outward bursting starflames and swiftly diving into his core depths.

A godstar is essentially an energy ball, formed by the accumulation of starflames and increments, their flow following many tiny energy gaps; within these gaps, starflames move faster and smoother, forming energy channels.

These energy channels are like ocean currents, appearing no different from other places, yet able to swiftly carry objects to the other end of the ocean.

But the sixth godstar's body is too huge, with super-high internal pressure, making these energy channels even more complex.

Yet the red cloth precisely finds the direction of these currents, continuously diving inward—this is like in an underground river system, precisely finding the fissure leading to the surface, equally miraculous.

Soon the red cloth reached one-third of the way into the planet's interior, the core lay ahead; the red cloth curled, and a clump of starflame slightly brighter than ordinary starflame was filtered out by the red cloth and fell behind it.

After the red cloth had passed a certain distance, this brighter clump of starflame suddenly exploded.

Like detonating a deep-water bomb in the extreme depths of the sea, it instantly blasted out a large mass of bubbles.

Then these bubbles, having just exploded a little, were immediately crushed back by immense pressure, vanishing into nothing, leaving only a large expanse of disordered turbulence.

But the red cloth did not just leave behind a single clump of starflame; instead, like laying eggs, it left behind a large clump of bright starflame at intervals, continuously exploding without pause.

Exploding clump after clump of bubbles, again dissipated by immense pressure, this cycle repeated, turbulence also accumulating; when the red cloth circled the core once, the entire core was stirred.

When a godstar is at rest, it is like a pool of dead water, with only the increment surging.

The increment decays internally, erupts, and surges upward.

In this still dead water, any change is slow; the increment decays from within and surges to the surface, possibly taking tens of thousands of years.

For a giant godstar like the Giant Godstar, time might even be multiplied tenfold; other godstars might need tens of thousands of years, but he might need hundreds of thousands.

A squirrel can nimbly turn around, but a whale wanting to turn might need several minutes—hence the saying, "A whale's size makes turning difficult."

But if this dead water is stirred, then no matter what, transmission becomes extremely swift; even the sludge below can be brought up.

The sixth godstar precisely needs this stirring, possibly causing some irreversible effects on the main body, like injecting chicken blood, but since we've come this far, what does a little chicken blood matter?

As the starflames grew more chaotic, the sixth godstar's will also rapidly diffused outward, penetrating every corner of the main body.

Not long after rejoicing, the sixth godstar noticed something was losing control—the eggs beneath the red cloth were coming faster, growing larger, denser; the little angel seemed to have mastered the trick of filtering explosive starflames within the sixth godstar's body, and her speed kept increasing.

The sixth godstar hurriedly shouted: "Stop stop stop, stop now stop now, that's enough that's enough, if I keep blowing up I'll really blow up!"

The little angel looked toward Xiang Ange with lingering desire.

Xiang Ange nodded.

"Oh————" The little angel, somewhat dejected, spread herself into a cloth, drifting with the flow, slowly floating up to the godstar's surface.

The surging in the depths of the sixth godstar's main body made his surface brighten by several degrees; surface starflame vortices, large and small, rose and fell, utterly different from past tranquility.

At this moment, the godstar's surface was like an eighteen-meter-high wave; if a ship were sailing above, it might be overturned by the flame waves.

As the little angel ceased stirring, the sixth godstar's main body began to gradually calm, slowly settling, slowly returning to its original state, though the sixth godstar's will had already covered every corner.

Only see the sixth godstar's brightness gradually decreasing, growing darker, dark to a certain extent, then the surface began to condense into a hard shell.

At first just a thin layer, piece by piece floating on the surface; as the shell's area grew larger and more numerous, they began to join into a sheet, the covered area increasing.

Continuing thus, one day the entire godstar surface will be covered.

During this process, the sixth godstar has already begun to slowly move.

Previously, no one had observed godstar movement, or said other godstars' movements were too subtle to discern.

Now this sixty-thousand-times-giant godstar begins to move, like a giant elephant advancing, the ground dented underfoot, the commotion too great.

Xiang Ange felt that in the direction of movement, all space ahead was compressing and collapsing, while the space behind was expanding, hard and solidly squeezing the giant godstar forward.

So the giant godstar moves like this? The principle isn't just like his sliding? Except Xiang Ange slides by relying on spatial undulations, while the giant godstar produces this undulation himself.

After moving sideways a distance, the sixth godstar then drew an arc, hurling toward the matter cloud ahead.

Once burrowing into the matter cloud, even if Kelarania wanted to attack him, it would be hard to pinpoint his position.

Xiang Ange settled the sixth godstar's movement here, while others intercepted Kelarania in the matter cloud.

Same old routine: Dariso, Anthony, Tiruni, etc., restrained Kelarania, then Ursman far away laid out the World-Ending Formation, silently firing a shot at Kelarania through the matter cloud.

However, when the World-Ending Formation was unleashed, Kelarania emerged unscathed, only letting out a low, angry roar: "Who struck! Get out here!"

Then he flung a starflame toward the direction of the World-Ending Formation.

Kelarania casually flung out a starflame, its volume now nearly matching the original size of the World-Ending Formation, flashing in the void, shooting toward Ursman like skipping stones, extremely fast.

Almost instantaneously, the starflame reached Ursman's face; he only had time to let his consciousness dart toward Xiang Ange before Ursman's form was swallowed.

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