The Exotic Land Reclamation of Vegetable Skeletons

Chapter 1391 I didn't call its name...

All the Starborn who uttered the name of the Gumanthong immediately found their white crystals shattering and their forms crumbling, then watched helplessly as they gradually dissipated.

Those Starborn who hadn't even had a chance to utter the name were startled by the change in their kind, looking around frantically, trying to figure out what was attacking their companions.

However, they couldn't find out who was launching the attack, nor did they find anything unusual. The only unusual thing was the giant vine that had split open on the Myriad Realms Divine Tree.

If the Tree of All Realms is a towering giant tree, then the Starborn are merely ants on its trunk. Their vision is not even able to see the entire tree. To them, the current scene appears as if the sky has cracked open, and the cracked half has become a vine.

Turning their gaze back to the vines, that unfamiliar name resurfaced in the Starborn's consciousness.

“I…I don’t recognize this thing at all, so why do I know its name, the Guman Snake?” one of the Starborn said to his companion.

The moment the name "Kumanthama" was uttered, the Starborn who had spoken immediately began to crumble.

Okay, now its companions finally know what caused them to shatter, and it screams in terror, "Don't call that name! Don't call that name out!"

Some of the aliens were too far away to hear clearly, only catching the name, and immediately asked in confusion, "Name? What name? Guman snake?"

Another one broke.

With nearly half of the Starborn shattered, everyone finally learned which names to avoid uttering and kept their mouths shut.

Negris, being kind-hearted, couldn't bear to see this scene and said with some annoyance, "We should tell them they can't call that name anymore."

"Which name?" Anthony asked.

“A giant serpent,” Negris said.

“Oh, a komane snake, and then it broke, not until now.” Anthony shrugged. “You tell people not to call out a name they’ve never heard before. It didn’t know the name before, and you told it, and one day it called out it out of boredom, and then it broke. What do you do then?”

“Um…we can avoid mentioning names, so they don’t call out those names that inexplicably appear in their minds.” Negris

Silver Coin interjected, "Yes, when Lord Anthony told me just now, I already had someone contact my clients and tell them not to call out random names. Unfortunately, many of them probably didn't listen."

“If they didn’t listen, they didn’t listen. This is their fate. From the moment they were born, they were already branded with a restriction. No one but the adults can save them, but where do the adults get so many white crystals to save them?” Anthony sighed.

While they were talking, the Guman snake's main body had already partially separated, with its upper half detaching from the trunk of the Tree of All Worlds.

Only then did everyone realize how tightly it was bound; the trunk of the Myriad Realms Divine Tree was twisted into a braided shape, growing in a spiral.

However, Geborg was completely unaware of what was happening outside the molten lava. It was being chased so frantically that it could only dart left and right within the lava without stopping.

A dozen or so puppet snakes circled the nearby airspace, constantly pushing their roots into the molten metal, completely disregarding the damage the molten metal caused to their roots, and doing their best to contain the fortress within a certain area.

The split vines swayed and wobbled, slowly flinging towards the molten lava.

Because of the Guman snake's movements, the entire Myriad Realms Tree was shaking so violently that it was impossible for anyone to stand on it. The swinging was so great that the entire leaf was like a giant hand slapping back and forth.

Ang carried everyone to a higher altitude in the sky and continued to watch.

From the air, the giant vine's movements seemed slow, but with its enormous body, each swing was incredibly powerful. As it slowly swung downwards, it reminded Ang of his Instant Whip.

The giant vine slowly accelerated, but its tip was already at its fastest speed. Just as it was about to land on the molten lava, Ang felt his entire field of vision flicker, and something bright appeared and flashed by.

The giant vine broke through the critical point of 'flash', and its tip suddenly accelerated, lashing out at the molten fire.

The entire planet trembled, and a huge crater instantly appeared where the giant vine struck. From this crater, ripples spread outwards, compressing the surrounding molten fire and causing it to surge up before finally exploding with a 'boom'.

A depression appeared on the surface of the divine star, wider than the diameter of the entire Tree of Myriad Realms. The molten fire that once existed here was directly pulled to the surrounding areas by the giant vines. Under the pushing and shoving, a huge ripple spread across the entire divine star, and the molten fire surfaces in other places were met with a giant 'tsunami' tens of thousands of kilometers high.

The brightness of the entire planet suddenly increased by four levels. If an increase of one level in brightness is enough to cause a light disaster, then the current increase in brightness is enough to trigger a light disaster hundreds of times greater, because it is like an earthquake. For every level increase, the brightness increases tenfold.

The creatures on this plane will likely soon face a great catastrophe, and it's unknown whether the World Tree can withstand it.

In the crater created by the giant vine, everything disappeared, including the green figure and the countless roots that had been chasing and blocking it; all vanished without a trace.

Nothing can survive such an attack. No skill is required; just one lash of the whip, and molten fire, void, starfire giants—everything vanishes in an instant, leaving no escape.

You try to hide in the forest, but someone just blows up the entire plane. The area covered by that attack is so vast that even if Geborg uses all his strength, he can't escape.

The surviving Starborn stared in disbelief at this scene. They stared blankly as the giant vine slowly withdrew from the molten lava, slowly rose up, and slowly wrapped around the Tree of All Realms, quickly returning to its original state.

However, everyone knows that everything is different from before.

Once its original form was restored, the Guman snake led a group of puppet snakes down to the surface of the divine star, carefully searching through the molten lava to ensure that Geborg was not completely dead. Although it did not believe that Geborg could survive such an attack, the Guman snake would not allow even the slightest possibility of rebirth.

As it passed by a Starborn, the Starborn was probably terrified, staring blankly at the giant snake and asking, "You... what are you?"

The giant serpent stopped, looked at it, and said in a tone as if coaxing a child, "Didn't you call me... the Tree God?"

"No, no, you are not the Tree God." The Starborn shook its head desperately.

"Oh, then who am I?" the giant snake asked.

"You are...you are..." The name was about to burst out when the Starborn suddenly came to his senses and tightly covered his mouth.

"Hehe." The manta ray chuckled and said, "I am, the manta ray."

As the serpent spoke, the Starborn suddenly felt the white crystal within its body shatter, its entire form beginning to crumble. Until the moment its consciousness faded, one sentence kept repeating in its mind: I didn't call its name...