The Exotic Land Reclamation of Vegetable Skeletons

Chapter 1605 If he wants to get out, he doesn't need to be hit; I'll take him.
"This spider... is a bit fat," Negris couldn't help but complain. Six short, arthropod legs propped up on the huge planet looked like toothpicks sticking up on a ball, extremely disproportionate.

Ulsman said, "It should have reached the limit of matter. The matter manifested by the starfire cannot support a larger form."

Both matter and energy structures have their limits. For example, Bruce's tornado, which he unleashed with the combined power of the entire dragon race, could have been much larger, but the limits of energy and matter restricted its size, ultimately resulting in a draw with Typhoon Tirone.

The same applies to matter. You can't build a wall a kilometer high with bricks, because the weight of the bricks themselves would crush them.

The forms of Starborn, the forms of Starfire Giants, and so on, all have their own limits, and the matter manifested by Starfire is no exception.

As Gmezburg manifested his arthropods, Ang didn't stop either. He reached out and scooped up the 'sea urchin' from the starfire, then swung it horizontally at one of its arthropods.

The spines on the sea urchin were broken off one by one, leaving only the strongest part in the middle to smash onto the segmental leg, causing the segmental leg to tilt.

The remaining five segments twisted forward and swiftly lunged towards Ang.

Ang blocked, countered, blocked again, countered again, and the light of clashing energy flashed incessantly.

Because of their enormous size, both of their movements were like slow motion, but each collision was like two divine stars colliding, with huge shockwaves that could be clearly felt even in the void where sound cannot travel.

Anthony, Negris, and the others watching the battle were dumbfounded. They couldn't even imagine going up to help; being grazed by those shockwaves would likely result in death or serious injury.

As the battle raged, the giant spider's segmented body finally materialized from the starfire, launching an even more agile attack on Ang. Ang, taking advantage of the situation, detached himself from the surface of the divine star and leaped into the void.

The giant spider, its limbs twirling, chased after Ang, who retreated while fighting, seemingly trying to widen the distance between the giant spider and the divine star.

Gmezburg quickly realized Ang's intention. The giant spider retreated towards its main body. When it got close enough, four beams of starfire shot out from its main body and hit the giant spider. The already enormous spider continued to grow larger.

These starfires did not merge into the giant spider's body; instead, they sprayed a hard shell onto the spider's surface, like a spray.

Upon seeing this, Ang tilted his head in surprise.

However, his body was so large that a simple head tilt might require his head to move tens of thousands of kilometers. So Ang only moved it slightly before canceling the entire movement. If it weren't for someone like Negris who knew him very well, they probably wouldn't know what he was doing.

Negris quickly asked, "What's wrong? Is there a problem?"

If something is puzzling Ang, it must be that he has discovered something. And if something can puzzle Ang, it must be no small matter.

Ang's voice echoed in the soul network: "Star Soul, can it be armed?"

"Star Soul? Armament? You mean soul armor? Star Soul can be armed with soul armor?" Negris asked in shock.

Ang shook his head: "It looks like it, I'll give it a try."

It's similar, but not the same. It's just that Ang thought of soul armor from this similar method. If star soul is also a soul, then can it be armed?
As Ang thought this, a huge sphere of light appeared behind him—his true form had arrived.

The darkness flowing from his body transformed into strands of straw that hung down, layer upon layer, assembling into a raincoat—a soul armor.

Negris spat out a mouthful of blood: "You're already a superstar god, can't you at least get a decent-looking soul weapon? Still that straw raincoat, I give up."

"Huh? Superstar God? Lord Neg, are you going to name this form of yours Superstar God?" Anthony immediately noticed this brand new term.

“Oh? Right, since I don’t have a name, I’ll just come up with one. Do you have a more suitable name?” Negris asked.

“No, no, Superstar God is a good name, that’s what I’ll call him,” Anthony said.

Anyway, the only one in their team who is passionate about naming things is Negris. Even if there were more suitable names, no one would compete for them if Negris came up with one first. Otherwise, the cunning little fat dragon would write it down in his little notebook.

After donning the Soul Armor, the superstar felt much 'stronger'.

The Star God's body has its limits. His current size is too large. Before, when he threw a punch, the distance might only be one or two meters, but now when he throws a punch, the distance he travels is millions of kilometers. His body cannot withstand this high speed and will only crack.

Once you're equipped with the Soul Armor, you won't crack even if you move quickly.

Immediately afterwards, Ang clenched his fists together in front of him, with the tiger's mouth facing each other, and slowly pulled them apart. In the past, pulling them apart like this would have produced a death scythe, but after pulling them apart only a little bit, Ang let go.

Given his current size, if he were to draw the Grim Reaper's scythe, it would be at least three million kilometers long. Forget about cutting people, it would break on its own with a single swing.

After thinking for a while, he finally conjured a brass knuckle duster with sharp spikes on his fist.

After thinking about it again, he realized that the legs seemed useless, so Ang removed the 'legs' from the figure and filled them in other places.

Half-skull? Ang knew that all too well. Back on the farm, after his lower body was worn down, he used his hands to support himself as he searched for replacement bones.

Thus, a half-giant armed with a soul and a giant spider with six segmented limbs clashed once more, the earth-shattering light and shockwaves of their energy collision causing the void to tremble.

Just then, Ang suddenly turned his head and glanced at the side of the boundless void, as did Gmezburg.

Having probably seen something clearly, Ang turned back and continued beating Gmezburg, while Gmezburg manipulated his main body to move behind the giant spider and Ang, seemingly to guard against the thing in the boundless void.

The reactions from both sides showed that the visitor was a friend, not an enemy. Anthony immediately knew who it was, turned around and moved a few stars in that direction, and soon saw the dark Star Migrator.

Upon seeing Anthony, the Star Migrator eagerly asked, "What happened? How is the situation?"

Anthony looked at the ancient manta serpent on the Migratory Starman and asked in confusion, "Didn't it tell you?"

"It said that the divine star is called Grimmzburg, and it came here to detonate the Little Fireman Divine Star and break the barrier of the Boundless Land. Oh dear, if it just wants to get out, it doesn't need to fight you at all. I can just send it out, right?" the Star Migrator said.

Anthony's heart skipped a beat, and he asked, "Can you move him out yourself?"

“Of course I can’t do it myself, but as long as Ang is willing to learn from me, and with the three divine stars over there, we should be able to migrate him out,” the Migrator said.