Chapter 1661: Can Even the Celestial Body Not Withstand This?

Next, Seeing Ange tested his attack again, only to see him vigorously flap his wings, his entire body tracing a ghostly curve as he lunged before the Sixth Divine Star, swinging a claw forward.

Three massive claw marks instantly appeared on the surface of the Sixth Divine Star, tearing open three enormous fissures.

But that was not all—over twenty layers of energy overlapped on Seeing Ange's body, and the three claw marks exploded continuously, layer upon layer, each deepening the last, until after twenty-odd explosions, only a massive depression remained on the surface of the Sixth Divine Star.

Throughout the process, the Sixth Divine Star retreated with all its might, yet Seeing Ange's claw strikes kept erupting on it—no matter how it retreated, it was useless.

Molaniya exclaimed in shock: "Multi-layered burst over time? The moment Lord struck him, he had already endured dozens of attacks, impossible to block."

Nai Ge Li Si slapped his waist and said: "Isn't this just the delayed concentrated explosion, formed in one piece, of the dead skeleton?"

Back then, Seeing Ange relied on this move to blast the God of the Balance into oblivion, but later, as his strength increased—especially after mastering the Dragon God Transformation and Ultimate Transformation—the practicality of the delayed concentrated explosion, formed in one piece, greatly diminished, and he used it less and less.

Molaniya inquired about the nature of the delayed concentrated explosion technique, then said: "No, no, it's not the same—it's merely a delayed concentrated explosion, but now Lord is simultaneously executing twenty-odd attacks; the principle is entirely different."

Though the principle differs, the power is comparable, and there's no way to dodge it—taking one slap from Seeing Ange is equivalent to taking twenty-odd slaps.

Nai Ge Li Si excitedly asked again: "Anything else?"

Seeing Ange assumed a stance, preparing to test another technique.

But the Sixth Divine Star couldn't help shouting: "Change it—stop testing on me all the time, go try on someone else, or I'll be beaten to death by you at this rate."

Earlier, he had been full of confidence, believing Seeing Ange couldn't harm him, intending to teach Seeing Ange a lesson, so he readily agreed to spar.

But now he realizes that if they continue sparring, Seeing Ange might very well beat him to death.

Even a casual attack has multi-layered effects—just a swipe of his claw could blast him a huge pit; with his frail frame, how many attacks could he withstand?

What if Seeing Ange still has some even more vicious ultimate move? One strike could obliterate him entirely—then he wouldn't even know which grave to cry at.

"What? Not playing anymore?" Nai Ge Li Si said, somewhat startled.

The Sixth Divine Star is a colossal divine star, equivalent to sixty thousand times the mass of a Little Fire Person—just one strike and he doesn't want to play anymore; can Seeing Ange's attack really be that terrifying?

The Sixth Divine Star quickly said: "Not playing anymore, not playing anymore—let someone else come."

Seeing Ange turned to Molaniya, who hastily refused: "I can't withstand even one of your strikes."

Molaniya exaggerated—ordinary attacks he could still endure, but facing this kind of attack, he might get injured.

Don't assume divine stars can't be injured—injury to a divine star means expelling vast amounts of its own energy; if too much stellar flame mass is ejected, it affects the integrity of the core structure; once unrestrained, the core collapses—fast collapse means explosion, slow collapse means diffusion.

The attack intensity Seeing Ange displayed carries a probability of shattering his core, causing a total explosion.

Since divine stars refuse to spar with him, Seeing Ange had no choice but to give up, flipping backward into a somersault.

A four-kilometer-long dragon flipped in the void, looking rather ridiculous, but after Seeing Ange completed a 360-degree turn, the dragon vanished, replaced by a colossal skeleton glittering with stars across its frame.

Nai Ge Li Si sucked in a breath of cold air, then his teeth ached: "Ultimate Transformation Technique—this dead skeleton used Ultimate Transformation to second-transform into a skeleton? Can he even do that?"

Dragon Transformation and Ultimate Transformation are two different things; Ultimate Transformation is the Druids' truth-level arcane art—it changes not only appearance but also thoroughly alters the bloodline.

Seeing Ange originally used Ultimate Transformation to become a dragon-man, thereby acquiring dragon bloodline, enabling him to continue using Dragon Transformation, step by step evolving into the Primordial Dragon God.

Without Ultimate Transformation, Seeing Ange could not generate dragon bloodline, and thus could not use Dragon Transformation.

Dragon Transformation only allows becoming a giant dragon—nothing else; if Seeing Ange wants to become a celestial skeleton, he must use Ultimate Transformation.

However, Seeing Ange's current situation is highly special: he first used Dragon Transformation to become the Primordial Dragon God, then, based on that form, applied Ultimate Transformation to become the celestial skeleton.

The subject of Ultimate Transformation is the four-kilometer-long Primordial Dragon God, and the resulting celestial skeleton is also a towering four-kilometer-tall humanoid skeleton.

After transforming into the celestial skeleton, Seeing Ange's movement speed slowed—even if he extended his celestial pull-up to pull himself forward, it pales in comparison to the Dragon God's flash speed, let alone Star Shift.

But Seeing Ange clearly didn't transform into the celestial skeleton for combat—he approached the Sixth Divine Star, leapt directly into its stellar flame, and slowly sank into its depths.

"What are you doing?" Nai Ge Li Si asked, bewildered.

Seeing Ange said: "Adding mass."

Nai Ge Li Si immediately understood: "You want to use the celestial body to sink into his core and add mass to him?"

Seeing Ange nodded.

The Sixth Divine Star was both startled and delighted—adding mass, wouldn't he then restore his youth?

If this method works, then Seeing Ange would have mastered a way to extend a divine star's lifespan—its value is immeasurable.

After sinking to one-third depth, Seeing Ange found he could go no further.

The internal pressure of the Sixth Divine Star is entirely on a different scale from that inside a Little Fire Person—the Sixth Divine Star's mass is sixty thousand times that of a Little Fire Person; at one-third depth, the internal pressure already equals that at the core of a Little Fire Person, and going deeper, this pressure increases geometrically.

The immense pressure generates tremendous buoyancy—any object less dense than stellar flame will uncontrollably float upward.

Seeing Ange felt his body like an inflated balloon—no matter how he struggled, he could hardly sink further.

Left with no choice, Seeing Ange floated upward a distance, summoned the little angel over, then pointed toward the direction of the divine star's core.

The little angel nodded, curled into a red cloth, and sank downward.

At intervals, the red cloth bundle would spit out a slightly brighter clump of stellar flame, then explode, releasing a large heap of bubbles that gurgled upward.

Seeing Ange seized the opportunity, slipped through, and sank a great distance further.

With the little angel clearing the path ahead, Seeing Ange's descent speed became faster than when he had been sinking alone earlier.

Soon they reached two-thirds depth into the Sixth Divine Star, where Seeing Ange suddenly stopped.

At this position, the stellar flame pressure became immense, squeezing Seeing Ange's bones until they creaked, as if he had reached the limit of his endurance.

The projection of Nai Ge Li Si on him also heard the sound of his bones, anxiously saying: "Can even the celestial body not withstand this?"