The Exotic Land Reclamation of Vegetable Skeletons

Chapter 1608 Your Holiness, Let's Talk About the Star Migrants

Gmelzburg was not a knowledgeable god-star because he grew up in a closed world with no older gods-stars to help him. All his abilities were either innate or self-taught.

Unlike the outside world, this place is filled with divine stars. Before the appearance of the Time-Space Dragon and the Otherworldly Ghosts, the nearby divine stars would communicate with each other. For example, if a divine star migrated out, the nearby divine stars would twinkle and send congratulatory messages.

If a newcomer to the planet has any questions, they can ask the experienced members nearby.

If a newborn deity is not a migrating planet but is born directly in the outside world, it receives even more care and help. Many older deities are happy to teach these newborn deities how to become better deities.

Having grown up in a closed world since childhood, Germezburg didn't have many means of attack. He originally thought that once he got close, he could easily crush Ang and the others with his Star Soul, but he didn't expect that he couldn't even get past the first level.

Star Soul couldn't crush him, and the giant spider was useless. Instead, the opponent's corruption left him helpless. After thinking it over, it seemed that there was no better way than to perish together with him.

Thinking of this, Germazburg said, "I can't just ignore you, so I'll give one of my plants to my clone."

The clone that Germezburg was referring to was not the giant spider, but the dark star he had separated eleven years ago. This dark star, along with other dark stars such as Melania, formed the Star Rainbow Bridge and sped here. After being intercepted, it successfully escaped.

It was also because of the existence of this dark star clone that Gmezburg was able to use it as an anchor point to accelerate its journey here, shortening the journey that would normally take sixty years to eleven years.

With the Dark Star clone as an escape route, detonating one's own main body is not an unacceptable thing. Detonating one's own main body can blast open the Infinite Wall. Now we can add one more thing—mutual destruction!
When Gmelzburg disregarded everything and turned to charge towards Little Fireman God Star, everyone except Ang panicked, because they never expected that Gmelzburg would resort to such a suicidal tactic.

“Germezburg, are you crazy?! What do you think you’re doing?” Anthony shouted.

"It's you? Aren't you the wise one among you? Can't you see what I'm trying to do?" Sensing a hint of panic in Anthony's tone, Germezburg was overjoyed.

Ever since he encountered Ang and his group, he had been in a passive and defensive position. No matter what he wanted to do, they could stop him in advance or even interrupt him in the middle, which angered him so much that he did not hesitate to expend a lot of power to come from the other side of the boundless land.

Now it's your turn to panic.

"Is it necessary? In the Boundless Land, there are only two divine stars left, you and Little Fireman. If you crash into them, you will destroy the last two divine stars in the void," Anthony questioned.

He could obviously see what Germezburg was up to, which was why he panicked. Why were all the gods so erratic? They were always ready to self-destruct or perish together.

Externally, Diredis detonated himself, unleashing an information storm. Although his motives were not pure, once it exploded, it exploded.

The sixth asteroid also has a tendency to self-destruct. Although it has begun to decline, it would be too reckless to want to self-destruct as soon as it begins to decline.

Gmezburg is even more agitated. He's still a prime-age god star, and he's been trying to ignite the little fire god star. Now that he can't beat Ang, he's about to try to take them both down. Is that necessary?

Even if we take a step back, we are far from being at our wits' end. Germezburg still has many options, such as retreating.

As long as he retreats to a certain distance, Ang will definitely not chase him. Ang cannot go too far away from the triangular gap, otherwise the stacked clones outside will become unstable.

If they retreat to a certain distance, Shamara and Luna can actually be driven away. If that doesn't work, they can first separate a clone, establish an energy channel, and then slowly transfer the Star Flame over.

If Shamara and Luna dare to follow along the energy channel, just sever the channel and trap them there. Then you can eliminate them however you want.

Besides these, there are many other ways to get rid of them, such as creating small spider clones and spreading them evenly throughout the body, proceeding step by step until they are sifted out.

That's why Anthony asked the little angels to intervene. If Gmezburg dared to use this tactic, the little angels would beat them up.

Thinking about it carefully, there are actually many ways, but I didn't expect that Germain would not use any of them and would directly fast-forward to the point of mutual destruction. He's really crazy.

“There are countless divine stars outside. I just want to leave this place, but you insist on stopping me. In that case, let’s just destroy each other together,” Gmezburg said angrily.

"You're crazy! You can leave if you want, but what are you trying to do with our planet? We stopped you because you wanted to detonate Little Fireman Planet. Don't try to twist the truth!" Anthony roared.

Gmelzburg fell silent. It seemed that, indeed, it was because he had designs on their planet that they were stopping him...

“No, that’s not your divine star. It’s an unclaimed divine star that hasn’t hatched a star soul. I’m free to do whatever I want with it,” Gmezburg retorted.

"What do you mean he doesn't have a Star Soul? Can't you see his divine light? Look at his divine light and say it again, does he have a Star Soul?" Anthony pointed in the direction of the little fireman and shouted.

After a long silence, Gmezburg muttered softly, "He didn't have any self-awareness when I came here."

“No, he already had a Star Soul when you arrived, but because of the Parasitic Vine, he couldn’t control his body. He entrusted us to help him reclaim his body. Besides, even if he was a Godless Star, once we got it, it belonged to us. You’re taking our things and you’re blaming us for stopping you?” Anthony said.

Gmezburg was in the wrong and didn't know what to say, so he kept quiet and sped towards the little fireman.

Anthony laughed in exasperation: "Oh ho, pretending to be deaf? But Germezburg, have you ever considered that you can actually leave the Boundless Land without detonating the Little Fireman God Star? Do you know about the Star Migrants?"

Gmezburg's heart skipped a beat, and he slowed down, but did not respond.

Anthony addressed the Migratory Starman directly, asking, "Migrator, are you still there?"

The migrating star sent a message: "I am here."

Gmezburg glanced in the direction of the Star Migrants. He had noticed their presence long ago and had tried to avoid them, but after realizing it was a dark star, he didn't pay much attention to it. It turned out they were Star Migrants.
Want to hear what Anthony's plan is? If there really is a Star Migrator who can directly break through the Infinity Wall, then there's no need for mutual destruction, since his goal is to leave the Infinity.

If only one Dark Star clone leaves this place, it will be bullied by others in the outside world.

Before he could figure out what to do, a beam of starlight suddenly shot out from the right side of the Little Fire God Star and struck Gmezburg.

However, this was just the beginning. The second, the third, the hundredth... a continuous stream of starfire arrows shot out, forcing Gmezburg to retreat repeatedly until he was a certain distance away before stopping.

Upon stopping to check, he discovered that his own body had been blasted down by one percent of its strength. Under the bombardment of the Starfire Arrow at this speed, he was unable to even get close to Little Fireman God Star.

Realizing this, Gmezburg dared not hesitate any longer and turned to Anthony, saying, "Your Holiness, let's talk about the Star Migrants."