The Exotic Land Reclamation of Vegetable Skeletons

Chapter 1607 The Enemy Divine Star is Ahead, Crash Into It

The method is old, but practical. Back when the Azure God Star was polluted, Ang still needed to build a barrier to protect Shamara. But now, with the Unmixed Molten Fire, Shamara and Luna are like fish swimming freely in the ocean.

The impurities in the core of the planet are impurities that cannot be melted. They were forged in that environment and are not afraid of the high temperature and pressure inside the planet. Using them as their bodies is much safer than when they were inside the Azure Planet.

So Ang threw them into the interior of the planet and left them there, while he fought outside to draw Gmezburg's attention until the contamination became too great, at which point Gmezburg finally noticed them.

"What the hell is this thing?" Grimmberg frantically tried to strangle Shamara and Luna from within, but he faced the same problem as Azure Star: his will could not exert its power within himself.

The interior of the planet is essentially a high-temperature, high-pressure energy mass, and willpower is also an energy wave. Although one's own willpower will not be consumed by one's own star flames, it will be interfered with. It is already difficult to see clearly, let alone locate and destroy it.

Gmezburg's willpower is undoubtedly hundreds of times stronger than that of Azure God Star, but the environment inside his body is also hundreds of times worse than that of Azure God Star, making it even more difficult to capture the enemy.

So he didn't even care about Ang anymore. The giant spider burrowed into his body, and at the same time, he turned and ran.

Because of the absence of molten lava, Shamara did not need Luna's armor for protection, so they split into two groups and darted around, occasionally throwing out a ball of corrupting power to contaminate the nearby starfire before disappearing to some unknown place.

They also occasionally collect some of the impure molten fire here to strengthen themselves.

However, the giant spider quickly caught up. It was so big, about half the size of a planet, that it grabbed the spot and stabbed in with its limbs, hitting the approximate location.

Once he reaches a general location and is close enough, Germezburg can use the giant spider as an anchor point to clearly pinpoint the enemy's location. Once locked onto by his Star Soul, even Star Skeletons will flee, let alone a body formed from molten lava.

However, just as his thoughts were about to lock onto Shamara, a red cloth was unfurled in front of him, rolling up his thoughts.

To his horror, Gmezburg found that everything went black before his eyes, and a large part of his extended consciousness disappeared; the red cloth had cut off a large portion of his consciousness.

"What the hell is this thing?" Germezburg asked in a panic.

“That’s your Starry Sky Print Cloth, don’t you recognize it?” the Myriad Realms Divine Tree said.

Grimzburg exclaimed incredulously, "The Starry Sky Cloth? It just cut off a piece of my consciousness. My Starry Sky Cloth can sever consciousness?"

"It must have been something printed on it when it was wrapping you up. Be careful, the other party may have a kind of ability to imprison consciousness, and it will take effect as soon as it is printed," the Myriad Realms Divine Tree warned.

Gmezburg felt a chill run down his spine, and his probing thoughts became more cautious.

With visibility already poor, how could they possibly find any trace of Shamara and Luna, let alone that red cloth?

During the stalemate, Ang had already caught up with him and threw a punch from afar. Immediately, half of his body etherealized and shifted forward, converging into his hand to form a spike, as if he had grown a baton in his hand, which would lengthen with a flick.

Gmezburg was distracted; as the spike pierced his body, he twisted it forcefully, immediately snapping it off.

This time, the severed spikes did not explode into 'sea urchins,' but instead turned into a pool of dark, corrupting power.

"Aaaaaah!" Germezburg roared in exasperation. Although both were forms of pollution, if Shamara and Luna's pollution was just a light breeze and dense fog, then Ang's attack was a raging storm, completely on a different level.

If left unchecked, it would take Shamara and Luna at least several hundred years to completely corrupt Gmezburg, but if it were Ang, a dozen more hits would turn him into a fallen god star.

It turned out that Ang was a greater threat. The giant spider hurriedly turned around and rushed out, fighting with Ang again. Meanwhile, Shamara and Luna continued to happily pollute the star flames.

Ang was happy to let Shamara and Luna do their job, even though he could pollute faster, but that would consume incremental fog, while Shamara and Luna only needed to consume faith energy.

With so much incremental fog, why waste it here instead of manifesting something else?
"Help me!" Germezburg shouted at the Tree of All Worlds.

"I can't help. He has two trees. You'd be more helpful. I'm about to be strangled by them," the Myriad Realms Divine Tree said slowly.

Its battle with the little tree people and the saplings had been raging for a long time. The roots of the three sides were almost tightly intertwined, constantly vying for power. The Divine Tree of Myriad Realms had broken countless roots, but it was always at a disadvantage against two opponents.

Unfortunately, the sapling couldn't unleash its full power because Ang's true form wasn't there; otherwise, the Myriad Realms Tree would have been torn in two by it and the little tree-man long ago.

"Then think of something quickly, or I'll die!" Germezburg roared.

The Tree of Myriad Realms was both amused and exasperated: "What can I do? You can't even defeat this enemy, so what can I possibly do?"

"What are those two lumps inside my body? Why does the Starfire get contaminated wherever they go? What kind of power is that?" Germezburg asked.

The Tree of Myriad Realms hesitated before saying, "It seems to be... the power of faith."

"The power of faith? What is that?" Gmezburg asked, puzzled.

"It's the life forms within a plane that believe in certain things, and these things condense into divinity, gather the power of faith, and form the power they create," the Myriad Realms Divine Tree explained.

"A life form from...a plane? A power that believes in something?" Germezburg repeated in disbelief, the level of power was so low that he couldn't believe it.

The Tree of Myriad Realms said, "The level of power is very low, but pollution doesn't require a high level, it just needs to be dirty enough. Besides, the level of faith of the gods in this plane is low, but what if this god is as powerful as a planet?"

“How could it be…” Gmezburg was about to say it was impossible, but then he immediately thought of Ang. Ang was clearly not a native god star. Could it be that the other party was upgraded from a plane god?
Fortunately, he didn't ask, otherwise, if he knew that Ang had leveled up from a vegetable-growing skeleton, he probably would have vomited three liters of blood.

"Regardless of whether he was a dimensional deity before, he possesses the means to restrain us. If this continues, you're doomed." After a pause, the Tree of Myriad Realms continued:

"Do you remember saying that if you couldn't detonate the opponent's divine star and break through the Boundless Wall, you would detonate your own body?"

“I remember, but… has it really come to this? You will die.” By detonating his own body, Gemezburg will not die, but the Tree of Myriad Realms is doomed.

"Don't worry about me. If it really comes to that, you don't need to detonate yourself. Their divine star is right in front of you. Just crash into it."