Chapter 1660
Ange had transformed into the Primordial Dragon God in the spacetime domain before, but that was within the domain; outside, he had never transformed.
Moreover, when he transformed in the domain, his body was much larger than now; now he appears only four kilometers long, far smaller than when he transformed in the spacetime domain.
However, the spacetime domain lacks reference points; Nai Ge Li Si referenced his own body size then, and he wasn't sure if his body size in the domain was correct—what if he was only ten centimeters in there?
But the biggest difference from the spacetime domain is Ange's energy response.
When transforming into the ancient spacetime dragon in the domain, it was like conjuring an illusion—no energy change could be felt.
But now Ange looks like a god-star compressed into the shape of a dragon god—a god-star several million kilometers in diameter compressed into a dragon form about four kilometers long; his energy response is so intense it feels like it's about to explode.
The Sixth God-Star stopped; he just wanted to give Ange a lesson, not betray him—if Ange didn't obey, he could kill him anytime with a consciousness imprint.
But now Ange is completely immersed in his new form; the Primordial Dragon God he transformed into in the spacetime domain was merely the domain's rule, not involving material or energy transformation.
One could even say the dragon god in the spacetime domain is just a virtual image, a projection from the domain that cannot manifest outside it.
But now he has truly transformed through the dragon god, converting matter and energy into a real body that can be touched, has energy response, and occupies space.
Ange raised his foreclaw before his eyes; he could clearly see the energy contained beneath the scales, stacked together in a spacetime-overlapping manner.
This description is hard to understand—like asking Ange to describe what the void looks like; others simply wouldn't get it.
If one must describe it, it's like someone saying spacetime is continuous, flowing forward like water.
But others say spacetime is segmented—every second is a spacetime segment, like turning book pages, maintaining steady flipping, hence the feeling of continuity.
Light has wave-particle duality; time, like light, has temporal duality.
So now, using spacetime segments as an example: others have one segment per second, but the dragon god has over twenty segments per second.
In the same second unit, he has stacked over twenty times more energy than others.
Besides temporal stacking, there's also spatial increase—though he appears only four kilometers long, the space he actually occupies is dozens of times that value.
Ange checked his condition, synchronized what he saw to his consciousness space, leaving everyone dazed.
These things exceeded their cognition—what does time stacking and spatial thickening mean? They didn't know, let alone understand.
Everyone stared at each other for a while; Nai Ge Li Si said directly: "What use are these abilities? Just tell us how to use them—too complex, we can't understand."
Ange scratched his head, thinking: How am I supposed to explain? Wanting me to use words to tell everyone what they're for? That's too hard on me.
Better to demonstrate—hopefully you'll understand.
Thinking this, Ange Si released a huge energy ball, flew it outward a distance, then turned and shot it back at himself.
The energy ball hit his body and passed straight through without hesitation.
Everyone stared wide-eyed, their minds sweeping over Ange—clearly he was there, so why couldn't the energy ball hit him?
The Sixth God-Star asked tentatively: "My lord, may I try?"
Ange nodded.
A pillar of star-flame erupted from the Sixth God-Star's body, swaying like a snake in the void, then suddenly jerked—like a whip lashing toward Ange's position.
The whip swept over Ange; he stood there motionless, but the whip didn't hit him.
As the whip swept past, everyone's minds locked onto Ange, certain he hadn't moved—so why couldn't the whip hit him?
Only Moralanian mused: "My lord, may I try?"
Ange nodded.
Moralanian shot a beam of light from her body toward Ange, trying to focus it on him.
The light hit Ange's body; it should have produced a flare, but no flare appeared on him.
Moralanian wasn't anxious; she adjusted the light beam left and right, moved it for a long time, tried all angles—finally a flare appeared on Ange.
The Sixth God-Star exclaimed in shock: "Is this refraction?"
Moralanian said: "No, it's an illusion caused by mismatched space and volume—you see him occupying only one unit of space, but actually he occupies dozens; space is already distorted around him."
Seeing the flare land on himself, Ange made a sideways lateral movement, but his position didn't move at least in everyone's eyes—yet the flare instantly vanished from him.
Everyone took a deep breath—what was happening now?
Moralanian adjusted the light's position and angle while saying: "He moved within the dozens of space units he occupies."
Sure enough, after some time, the light spot reappeared on Ange.
Thus, everyone finally saw the practical use of this ability.
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Nai Ge Li Si said: "Then wouldn't that mean no attack could hit him?"
Moralanian said: "It can be hit—just cover all those dozens of space units, and you can hit him."
As she spoke, Moralanian released a beam of exceptionally large area, like a searchlight, sweeping past and instantly illuminating Ange entirely.
Everyone didn't know what to say—this meant Ange would henceforth be immune to single-target attacks; only area attacks could harm him.
Just then, Ange flapped his wings once; his body moved swiftly in the void, whooshing a great distance.
Antony and Nai Ge Li Si stared, eyes nearly popping out: "Is this star shift?"
Ange is now in Primordial Dragon God form and cannot become ethereal like the Star Descendants—how could he use star shift?
Moralanian said: "Not star shift, but a method using spatial compression to move—he compresses dozens of space units onto himself; moving one grid equals moving dozens of grids."
Ursman frowned: "Then isn't that just like Feiti's flash?"
Feiti's scattering light—exactly uses spatial compression to let himself instantly appear at the other end of space.
Moralanian asked about the flash's principle, then said: "Indeed similar—except flash compresses front space only when activated, but the lord now constantly compresses surrounding space, equivalent to actively becoming passive."
Ange moved a few times in the void; his whole form flickered like a ghost across a wide range—don't even mention hitting him, you can't even see his position clearly.
Nai Ge Li Si excitedly said: "More? More? Any other abilities?"
Just the abilities shown now have already boosted Ange's evasion to an exaggerated degree; if attack power increased similarly, the Primordial Dragon God might really blow up god-stars.
End of Chapter
