The Exotic Land Reclamation of Vegetable Skeletons

Chapter 1491 The Divine Tree of Myriad Realms Seems to Be Moving
“One is the Azure God Star, one is Gmezburg, and who is the other one?” Duroken said, counting as he went.

Ang shook his head: "The Azure God Star has no increase."

Duroken was startled: "The Azure God Star didn't increase in size? Then who are the other two?"

The incremental source that can generate spatial expansion must be very large. If it is a stellar puller, it will only compress space and create ripples at the moment it suddenly bursts out, and the ripples will not travel very far.

If standing there can generate incremental growth, it must be a massive source like a divine star.

Are there three divine stars in this direction?
“It shouldn’t be a god star.” Ulsman took off his tracking mirror and turned to say, “If Gmezburg is a god star in this direction, then the other two shouldn’t be god stars either, otherwise they would interfere with Gmezburg’s light and wouldn’t be able to replicate the Starfire Warriors like Gmezburg.”

It's not a god-like planet, but it has a source with huge incremental growth? What could it be?

“A giant manta ray?” Negris tentatively guessed.

"Can the Guman snake generate incremental growth?" Ulsman asked, glancing at Ang.

Ang tilted his head.

After spending a lot of time together, even Ursman could understand some of Ang's body language. Ang neither shook his head nor nodded, but tilted his head to indicate that he did not know or was not sure.

The ancient mantis snake coiled around the Tree of Myriad Realms hardly produces any new growth because it has stopped growing. But what about the ancient mantis snake that has broken away from the Tree of Myriad Realms? Who knows what it is doing?
In theory, the giant mantis can generate incremental growth through rapid growth, but growth consumes life force, which is equivalent to burning life force to gain incremental growth, making it a losing proposition.

But at this point, what could the Guman snake possibly lose besides its life?

“If it can’t be a Guman snake, then what could the other one be?” Ursman said, as if talking to himself.

“Send someone to check? Hilde?” Negris said.

Hilde and Leonir, having flown the boundary of the Boundless Cage in their celestial transport, possess extensive experience in long-distance voyages. Let them head in that direction and see what it is.

Ang immediately shook his head: "Dangerous."

Negris was jolted awake: "Danger? You sense danger?"

Ang actually possesses an extremely keen ability to sense danger; he can see three different colors on his enemies: green for harmlessness, yellow for harm, and red for danger.

However, as his strength increased, there were fewer and fewer red creatures that Ang could see, so this ability was rarely activated.

But not being triggered doesn't mean it's gone. Ang sensed danger in something that hadn't even started yet. Did he have a premonition of something?
Ang nodded and repeated, "Danger."

Well, there's not much that Ang could reiterate, so it seems there really is danger.

Ulsman said, "If an adult can feel danger in the vast void, then besides the Gmezburg itself, the only other thing left is the Star Migrator."

"Hiss—the Migratory Starmen? They haven't left?" Negris gasped.

I didn't expect to hear that name again so soon. Have those guys who created the boundless void never left?

If the Migratory Stars never left, but instead secretly lurk in the void, watching everything, wouldn't that be terrifying? What exactly are they planning to do?
The thought that there might be a group of unseen observers in the void sent chills down everyone's spines.

The king, who had been listening silently, suddenly spoke up: "If it's something else, then forget it. But if it's the Star Migrants, then I'm intrigued. I'll go and kill them. Ang, is it dangerous for me to go?"

Ang shook his head.

"No danger? Then there's no point. They're either easily defeated, or I won't be able to find them. Forget it, I'm not going." Upon hearing that there was no danger, the king immediately changed his mind. What's the point if there's no danger?

"Let me go, let my clone go, okay? My lord, let the squirting gourd spray my clone there. Even if it bumps into something, as long as it doesn't perish on the spot, I'll know what it is," the Ghost Tree said.

Negris' eyes lit up, and he slapped his back, saying, "Great idea! We'll use your fleshy clone. Even if it bumps into something, we can smear it all over its face."

The fleshy clones of the Ghost Tree were the most indescribable things Negris had ever seen. They were extremely disgusting and could cause physical discomfort to anyone who saw them. If the other person shared the same aesthetic sense as it, being covered in such fleshy clowns would definitely cause them physical discomfort.

This greatly increases the survival rate of the fleshy ball. If a turd flies by, a normal person would definitely not try to knock it down, but would let it fly by.

Ang also thought it was a good idea. Before Germazburg arrived, Ang quickly took out the squirting melon, stuffed the fleshy clone inside, and carefully aimed.

Although they all come from the same direction, there are still slight deviations between them. The angle may be only as small as a star, but after being shot, they can be as far apart as several divine stars. Therefore, aiming is very important.

However, this did not stump Ang. If he hadn't hit the boundary wall last time, the little treants he spewed out would probably have already taken root on the new planet.

After aiming, it sprayed six fleshy balls at the three incremental sources. Each fleshy ball had a long tendril with several life fruits hanging on it.

If the fleshy ball does collide with something, at the moment of impact, its long tendrils will harden, becoming elastic tendrils that cushion the life fruit trailing behind it before shattering it and releasing the seeds and spores inside.

Once the seeds and spores are released, the saplings will know what they have bumped into.

After all that was done, Gmezburg finally arrived, and the four Star Pullers appeared above the Tree of Myriad Realms almost simultaneously.

The Tree of Myriad Realms was so vast that ordinary people couldn't see its entirety at a glance, so apart from Ang and the King, no one else could see where they were.

However, the tracking lens came in handy at this moment, clearly marking a red dot on the lens, allowing everyone to follow the position of the red dot and capture the other person's figure more quickly.

The lead Star Zombie scanned its surroundings, its gaze settling on Ang, which it stared intently at. Its body was shimmering with stars, clearly indicating that it was exerting its strength to drag its own body.

Neither Ang nor the King moved, because it was pointless. Should they launch an attack while the other was dragging their main body? No, while dragging their main body, the main body could also pull the Star Puller back at any time, making it impossible to catch up.

The only way is to wait until the main body arrives and merges with the star puller, then launch an attack.

However, since everyone is a Star Lord, with high defense and low attack, the moment of merging is precisely when their defense is at its strongest.

However, they did not move, but something else did. The king saw something and whispered, "The Divine Tree of Myriad Realms seems to be moving."

(End of this chapter)