The Exotic Land Reclamation of Vegetable Skeletons

Chapter 1610 Secretly Subjected to the Curse of Oblivion
Realizing that Germezburg could not nurture new Star Souls, while Ang had already planted so many in large quantities, giving them the advantage, Anthony immediately felt much more confident.

"So, in other words, we need at least four dark stars, plus you and Lord Migrator, to form a complete Migration Team, is that right?" Anthony asked.

Gmezburg looked at the migrating stars.

The Star Migrator looked at him and asked, "Don't you have any other Star Souls? Are you the only one?"

Gmelzburg said, "Yes."

"Why is this? You are older than their divine stars, and they have all given birth to new divine stars, but you have none? Where are your secondary stars? Where are your companion stars?" the migrating star asked.

Gmelzburg asked, bewildered, "What is that?"

It's not surprising that Germezburg didn't know; Anthony only learned about the existence of the planetary system from Lomulor.

The companion star is more like the shadow of the god star. It is born with the god star, possesses all the spectrum and abilities of the god star, but has its own independent star soul and will, unlike the accessory star which needs to depend on the god star.

Gmezburg had never seen it before, so naturally he didn't know what it was.

In summary, neither Gemezburg nor the Migrants possess Star Souls or Star Flames, and they are still four short of forming a Migrant Squad.

"Does the Star Migration Team need to establish a consciousness connection?" Anthony asked.

The Star Migrator quickly replied, "No need, no need. All we need is good teamwork and communication skills."

That's why he would occasionally try to persuade Ang to learn the art of star migration from him. If it required establishing a connection of consciousness, he certainly wouldn't try to persuade him. He wouldn't pledge allegiance to anyone, and Ang would never serve him as his master.

"Then how can we control you?" We're back to the old question.

There was no escaping it now. The Star Migrator sighed and asked, "What kind of constraint do you need?"

“Let a fallen angel come upon you,” Anthony said.

The Star Migrator pondered for a while and realized that he seemed to have no choice. If they had enough Star Souls and could incubate enough God Stars, they could form their own Star Migration Team, but unfortunately they didn't.

If Germezburg were stronger, he could have defeated Ang and his ilk and produced enough Divine Stars. Unfortunately, he couldn't; this guy was too weak and traveled billions of miles just to be killed.

Even if they manage to gather enough Divine Stars, Anthony probably won't let them form a Divine Star Squad. Anthony has always talked about constraints. They haven't gathered enough Divine Stars yet. If they had, they would probably be talking about contracts.

More importantly, Ang has grown too fast. When they first met eleven years ago, Ang was just strong enough to drive away the Guman Snake. Eleven years later, he is strong enough to go head-to-head with Metzberg.

In a while, Ang might find a way to migrate the stars and no longer need him. He can still fetch a good price now, but later he might have to become a starfire donor.

With that thought in mind, the Star Migrator no longer hesitated and said, "I accept your constraints. Let her come over. Is she a fallen angel?"

Luna flew out of Gmezburg and entered the body of the Star Migrator, saying, "Hello, my name is Luna."

Luna was overjoyed. She was just a fallen holy spirit, but just because she had latched onto a powerful figure, not only had her life form transcended several levels, but she could now even control a god star. Just thinking about it made her happy.

Once Luna plunged into the starfire, the Star Migrator said, "Alright, we have the means to control her. Summon all your divine stars over, and I will teach you the Star Migration Technique."

The Divine Star quickly called over, not four, but eight. Apart from Melania and three other Dark Stars that had left, all the Dark Stars that had entered through the door in Gmezburg were here.

"A few more won't hurt, will it?" Anthony asked.

The migraters said, "It's alright, it's alright, the more the better. The more migraters there are, the more stable the migrating team will be, and the higher the upper limit of the quality of the divine stars that can be migrated. If there are too few, there will be insufficient redundancy, and it will be troublesome if the migration fails."

After saying that, the Star Migrator turned to Gmezburg and asked, "Do you want to use your original body as the Star Migrator?"

"Is there any difference?" Germezburg asked.

“Yes, the quality of the Star Migrator can’t be too far off. If you’re using your main body as the Star Migrator, you’ll need to reduce its quality, or create a similar clone,” the Star Migrator said.

“Sure, I have a clone of about the same size. I’ll summon it over, and you can teach it first. I’ll learn it on my main body and then project it onto the clone,” Germezburg said.

The Star Migrator said, "No, I need your clone to be here. I can't explain it clearly now. Summon your clone first, and then we can begin."

“Alright.” Germezburg began summoning his clones. With his main body as the anchor, the clones moved very fast.

The greater the mass of the anchor point and the greater the mass difference between it and the moving point, the faster the other point will move. He used his clone as the anchor point to pull his main body, which is why it took him eleven years. If the anchor point were his main body, the speed of the clone would be many, many times faster.

The main body is now anchored to pull the clone. The Dark Star clone is very fast, but soon Gmezburg exclaimed in shock, "Three Dark Stars have blocked my way."

“Three dark stars? Are they the three you came across together using the Star Bridge?” Anthony asked.

“Yes, it’s three of them, but they don’t seem to recognize me. No, they don’t remember that we came here together using the Star Bridge. They only remember trying to intercept me. What happened? What did you do to them?” Germezburg asked in shock.

Anthony laughed and said, "Just a little bit of forgetting magic, you just need to tell them the name of the great god."

Grimzburg was momentarily lost in thought, seemingly controlling his clone. After a while, he came to his senses and said, "It really is the Oblivion Technique. How can your Oblivion Technique work on a Star Soul? How did you do that?"

Anthony replied matter-of-factly, "Our lord is divinely powerful and omnipotent."

Gmezburg looked Anthony up and down suspiciously, and after a long while, he suddenly asked, "You didn't use the forgetting spell on us, did you? They don't remember you using the forgetting spell on them at all, and they won't believe me even if I tell them."

Anthony chuckled and shrugged, "Guess."

Gmezburg looked Anthony up and down. Just then, the usually quiet Guman Snake suddenly interjected, asking, "Gmezburg, do you remember meeting the Star Migrator?"

The words of the ancient serpent startled not only Gmezburg, but also the Star Migrator: "We've met before?"

"Yes, we've met before, and I've introduced you as a Star Migrator. But when we met just now, he clearly didn't recognize you. I wondered what you two were up to. Turns out, he's been affected by the Oblivion Spell, and even you've been affected," the Ancient Mantis exclaimed.

Gmezburg and the Migratory Starman felt a chill run down their spines. This Ang was far more unfathomable than they had imagined. When had they fallen victim to his attack? How much had he forgotten?