Chapter 1692

"Yo! No? Just erase it? You're fiercer than me." Flames flickered in the king's eye sockets: "No one can be fiercer than me!!"

Nai Ge Li Si curled his lip, saying disdainfully: "What's fiercer than you? You're way fiercer than others—others at least still want things, you just purely like to slash people."

Saying this, Nai Ge Li Si's tone shifted, asking doubtfully: "What is a Star Forger? Someone who forges divine stars? Is there such a powerful profession?"

Nai Ge Li Si's words left the concrete thunderstruck, its exterior charred and interior tender: "What joke are you joking, Lord Nai Ge? Divine stars are bred from the void—how could anyone possibly forge divine stars?

Nai Ge Li Si scratched his head, none? Can't Seeing Ange just do that? As long as there's increment, Seeing Ange can completely nurture a brand-new divine star.

The concrete continued: "So-called Star Forgers refer to the profession that can forge objects using divine star power. The Star Forgers of the Wanlian Empire are renowned throughout the smelting branch—they can forge various powerful war fortresses, void airships, divine star shells, and all kinds of divine artifacts, star artifacts, abyss artifacts, Dimensional Worlds, spatial passages, even the Boundless Gate."

Nai Ge Li Si suddenly understood: Isn't this just an alchemist? Only using higher-grade materials, using divine stars as material—wouldn't that be increment manifestation? Isn't Seeing Ange also a Star Forger then?

But how dare a mere alchemist call himself a Star Forger? Who gave him the guts?

Antony asked: "What does he wanting a bias star mirror mean? He wants the Wanlian Empire's bias star mirror—shouldn't this be common goods? Why would he erase others if he doesn't have it?"

The bias star mirror shouldn't be anything precious—Concrete has one, other star descendants have one, these Wanlian Empire Star Forgers should also have one—why exterminate a clan over something worthless? Feels like his mind isn't quite right.

Concrete said bitterly: "He said his bias star mirror fell, now he's looking for a new piece, otherwise he wants everyone to be buried with him."

Everyone froze, staring at each other: If his bias star mirror is lost, he wants people to be buried with him? Is the bias star mirror that important? Would losing it mean death?

Antony said: "Do you have a bias star mirror? Can we take a look? Why does losing his bias star mirror mean he wants to find people to bury with him?"

Concrete had someone fetch the bias star mirror, and while waiting for it, he explained: "Each piece of bias star mirror is unique—it needs to first record the various attributes of divine light. When primordial divine light penetrates it, it can deflect out divine light of the same attribute to nourish star descendants."

"Making a bias star mirror isn't hard, but after making it, it needs to be consecrated at the main star—from then on, this piece of bias star mirror can only deflect the divine light of that main star."

The star descendants of the Wanlian Empire can only use the bias star mirror of the Wanlian Empire's main star—other bias star mirrors are useless to them. If their bias star mirror is lost and they can't find one with the same attribute, they will die.

"It might now be at its wit's end, hoping to find a Wanlian Empire bias star mirror here, unwilling to spare

massacre, trying to force out the star descendants who possess such mirrors."

As soon as Concrete explained, everyone immediately understood—oh, so losing the bias star mirror has such severe consequences.

If there is a Wanlian Empire bias star mirror here, then slaughter really is the fastest way to get it—because the bias star mirror is too important, star descendants who possess it are absolutely unwilling to hand it over, casually hiding it in some corner where no one can find it.

Only indiscriminate slaughter can force the possessors to hand it over to save their lives.

Nai Ge Li Si asked, puzzled: "If it's so important, don't they just prepare several more pieces? How could they lose it so easily?"

Concrete said: "Of course they prepare several more, but carrying this thing makes star shifting impossible—if fleeing, they'd have to throw it away. They might have encountered danger, discarded it while fleeing for their lives."

Fleeing? They couldn't possibly also be from the Lanxia branch, could they?

Antony pondered, then asked: "If carrying a bias star mirror prevents star shifting, how do you guys go to faraway places?"

Concrete's mental sweep scanned Antony several times: "Did you guys bring bias star mirrors when you came here?"

"Of course not." Antony spread his hands: "We didn't bring any."

Earlier he had been asking about bias star mirrors the whole time—clearly unfamiliar with this thing, now changing his tune is too late.

Concrete asked: "Then you came all this way here—how do you plan to bask in divine light?"

Antony said: "Our main star is right behind us—we don't need this."

Bias star mirrors are for star descendants who are long-separated from their main star and cannot bask in its divine light.

Concrete nodded—it's precisely because of this, Antony's fearless attitude, that made me believe his main star is indeed behind him.

If the main star weren't behind him and he had no bias star mirror in hand, any star descendant would be panicking now—how could he possibly be so calm?

Look at these Wanlian Empire Star Forgers—after losing their bias star mirrors, they've all begun indiscriminate mass slaughter, clearly panicked, willing to bear infamy just to find that sliver of life.

Concrete said: "If not carrying a bias star mirror, there are still several methods usable—one is to carry more divine light."

Antony nodded—earlier in the binary star region, those star descendants exchanging information used exactly this method: carrying more items that can emit divine light to extend their mission duration.

"Two is to transmit star flame and bias star mirror via the Boundless Gate, or directly return to the main star to bask, three is to directly forge in the void—but this isn't something ordinary people can do; you need to know the spectrum of their main star's divine light. Unfortunately, their bias star mirrors are all lost—who knows what their spectrum is like?"

Antony immediately seized the point: "Wrong—why don't they just find the Boundless Gate, return to the main star to get the bias star mirror? Instead, they're doing this void fishing for a needle—does finding the Boundless Gate, compared to finding a Wanlian Empire bias star mirror whose existence is unknown, actually

harder?"

The elephant said: "Hard? Do you know where divine stars are? Generally, only divine stars have Boundless Gates."

Antony thought: That's right—finding divine stars isn't hard for Seeing Ange; his Libra Ring can easily measure spatial deformation zones. If there's a large deformation zone, heading there to search will surely find a massive object—very likely a divine star.

But for these star descendants, trying to find those divine stars they deliberately hid to avoid alien ghosts and spacetime ancient dragons is as hard as finding a needle in the void.

Just then, after waiting a bit impatiently, the Star Forger's mental burst exploded across the field again: "No more response? Then this place will be erased."

With the mental surge spreading, a huge humanoid star descendant, raising a massive hammer, flew fast toward the gathering point.