The Exotic Land Reclamation of Vegetable Skeletons

Chapter 1408 The 1405th Star Whip
Ang tilted his head. "Incremental volume can be used like this?"

If Ang is a big spender, then King is a gifted type. After entering the realm of Star Lord, King has explored many new abilities and skills, and his strength is increasing every moment. Now he has even figured out new ways to use the increased strength.

Ang is a big spender; he first inherited the immortality of the king, then the bloodline of the dragon god, and finally even had a sapling grow from it, making him a descendant of the god of life.

He had three major power systems at his disposal, which made him as wealthy as a kobold who had found a gold mine.

Although his ability to explore was not as strong as the king's, Ang's learning and creative abilities were by no means weak. He followed behind the king and put those scattered bones back together.

Each skeleton had its limbs disassembled and connected in pairs, with the hand and leg bones linked together to form an extremely long bone whip, which then transformed the skeleton.

Transforming into the Lord of the Stars, Ang activated the starlight within his body, infusing it into the bone whip in the manner of a king.

Ang felt his body extending, and the bones seemed to become part of his body as the energy was poured into them. With a thought, the hand bones in the bone whip clenched tightly, and with another thought, the clenched bones grew together to form a complete section of black crystal bone.

The streaks continued to extend, reaching the very end, until the entire bone whip slowly rose up under Ang's control, as easily as Ang raising his own hand.

Fifty-two seconds later, Ang reverted to his Star God form, but the bone whip in his hand did not disappear, nor did the star-like particles inside disappear. Holding it in his hand, it felt like a part of his body.

Ang nodded. He knew why this was happening. Those tiny increases weren't things he conjured up, but rather power projected from his true form. They wouldn't disappear with the transformation's duration.

So now Ang has a Star Bone Whip in his hand. He raises it and swings it out as easily as raising his hand to chop something down.

With a snap, a black crystal skeleton was shattered by Ang's bone whip.

Hearing the commotion, the king turned his head and saw the bone whip in Ang's hand. He exclaimed in surprise, "You can do that too? I finally learned it with great difficulty. You should have taught me sooner!"

“I’ll learn from you,” Ang said.

"Ah? You just learned it from me?" This surprised the king even more than if he had known it before: Is this child really that smart?

The bone whip is essentially an extension of Ang's body, and it is a whip of stars. Although Ang has now returned to the body of a star god, the bone whip is still in the state of star bones. A casual swing of it is more powerful than a king's blow, and each strike will surely shatter a black crystal skeleton.

Ang's bone whip, combined with the king's bone chain hammer, lashed out so fiercely that the surrounding black crystal skeletons couldn't even get close.

However, the number of Black Crystal Skeletons was endless. What was even more troublesome was that those Black Crystal Skeletons that had been dismantled would soon rise up again, and the damaged parts would be restored to their original state.

These black crystal skeletons are basically materialized, without souls. They are not very agile, and they have no skills or weapons. They just bar their teeth and claws and rush up, much like the most unintelligent half-skeletal skeletons.

However, without a soul, there is no limit to the number. As long as the chaotic mist of the Fog Whale is not exhausted, it can continuously produce such super-powerful individuals.

Don't be fooled by how easily the Black Crystal Skull explodes in the hands of Ang and the King; it's basically the strongest individual among all species in this void without using any skills, making it incredibly useful for wearing down enemies.

Even the Star Whip, if it strikes, will only cause the body to fall apart. The bone that is struck may break, but most of the skeleton will remain intact and will recover in a short time.

The king quickly realized the enemy's intention to wear them down and immediately said, "Charge! Break those adhesive strips!"

Just as Ang and the King charged toward the gelatinous liquid, the Fog Whale and the Ghost Tree also broke into a fierce argument. The Fog Whale said, "Didn't you say you could restrain that Star God? Is this how you restrain him?"

The Star God naturally refers to Ang, and the Ghost Tree confidently asserted that it could restrain him and allow the Mist Whale to kill him.

But what kind of restriction is this? Ang is hopping around in such a large area, so it not only has to deal with Ang, but also with another incremental entity.

Others may not know what the Incremental Body represents, but the Fog Whale knows it all too well. The Incremental Body means that consumption is impossible, and the rate of consumption may not even be as fast as the rate of growth. Therefore, the King guessed wrong. The Fog Whale had no intention of consuming them; it was simply panicking.

The Ghost Tree couldn't help but retort, "Am I not trapped by now? It's just that your attacks are ineffective. Besides conjuring up a bunch of skeletons, don't you have any other means of attack?"

The Fog Whale said irritably, "Of course there are, like the Mist Millstone, but do you think I could grind down a single Incremental Body?"

"Whether you can wear down the increased body is your problem. Our agreement is that you kill that Star God and take back the Gate of Boundless Realm," the Ghost Tree said.

"That Star God can transform; it will become an augmented form," the Mist Whale said, somewhat frantically.

However, it also discovered that Ang's transformation was time-limited, and he would turn back when the time was up. But it also discovered that the interval between transformations was not long. During this period, the opponent had already transformed three times, each time with a longer time limit.

The Ghost Tree was silent for a while, then said somewhat reluctantly, "I will block the incremental body, and you will deal with that Star God. I don't care what method you use or whether you can kill it, you must keep your promise and give me one-tenth of your form."

"I hope you can do that, limit the increment of this body, and don't let it interfere with me, otherwise the agreement will be invalid," the Fog Whale said.

The strange tree stopped speaking, but suddenly fleshy spheres rose from the surface of the gelatinous liquid. Each sphere had sixteen plant limbs, which waved their sixty limbs and crawled over in the void with a 'whoosh whoosh whoosh' sound.

These strange tree fleshy balls are much brittle than the black crystal skulls, but it still takes a lash to smash them, and occasionally two can be smashed in one lash.

The exploded fleshy spheres gathered together, merging into an even larger fleshy sphere. Finally, a powerful consciousness emerged from the fleshy sphere—the Strange Tree descended.

The king, who was rushing towards the gelatinous liquid, turned around and charged towards the ball of flesh. With a loud bang, a white lightning bolt struck the king, freezing him in place.

In that frozen moment, the voice of the Strange Tree shouted in the Fog Whale's mind: "Quickly, act now, I can't hold on much longer."

Without the Ghost Tree urging it on, the Mist Whale had already activated its attack. All the Black Crystal Skeletons stopped rushing towards Ang and instead began to rotate around Ang's location—the Mist Millstone.

(End of this chapter)