The Exotic Land Reclamation of Vegetable Skeletons

Chapter 1612 He's small, captured alive

Not only were Anthony and the others shocked, but even the giant snake was taken aback: "You ran away? Why did you run away?"

"Why shouldn't I run?" the Star Migrator replied calmly, its hard shell rising again to cover its own light while simultaneously receiving the starlight from the surroundings.

The twinkling starlight in the void contains a wealth of information, just as every cry of a wild beast or bird in a dark forest contains different information. Starlight is even richer; the dazzling light of a divine star's explosion can last for hundreds of years, and any divine star can use this light to discern the cause of its explosion.

However, as soon as the Star Migrator began receiving the information, his heart sank, because the starlight in the entire void was somewhat abnormal, like the mournful cries of wild beasts in a dark forest.

If the cries of wild animals can be heard from all directions in a forest, then that forest is certainly not safe.

"Why did you run away? You showed no intention of running away at all, so why did you run away? You even hid it from me?" the giant snake said in shock.

It only now realized how deeply hidden this Star Migrator's thoughts were. It had been residing in the other's body for over ten years and had never heard the other express even the slightest thought of escaping. Not even a trace of it. Such forbearance was terrifying.

The Star Migrator said calmly, "Why prepare? When the opportunity comes, just seize it. The Boundless Wall is just a wall; once you cross it, why should you be afraid they can catch up? I am a Star Migrator; what meaning do I have in a place without a divine star?"

"Just because of this? Just because the Boundless Land no longer has a divine star, that's why you ran away?" the ancient mantis asked in astonishment.

“Of course, I went to great lengths to escape the Star Migration Team back then and slept for billions of years. I originally thought that the Boundless Land would be my territory in the future. I didn’t expect to encounter these guys who are even more troublesome than my former companions. They have already regarded the Boundless Land as their territory and will not let me mess around in it. It’s better to come here. However, it seems that it is even less safe here,” the Star Migration Team member said.

"Didn't Germazburg say before that the outside world was very dangerous? Things like ancient dragons from different times and ghosts from other realms? Didn't you listen to any of that?" Guman Snake asked in confusion.

The migrating star said, "These remote asteroids always like to exaggerate. I thought they were just exaggerating again, but I didn't expect it to be true. I have already captured the light of no less than twelve asteroids exploding."

The migrating stars have been asleep for tens of millions of years, their existence so long that even the boundless lands have become desolate voids. How could they possibly believe the words of a divine star like Gmezburg, which has never even been to the outside world? They would believe even less the words of those dark stars; ultimately, they would only believe it if they saw it with their own eyes.

Now that he has seen it with his own eyes, the Star Migrator believes it, but there's no going back. He can only find a place to hide, just like in the Endless Land, and then find some Dark Stars to form his own Star Migration Team, a Star Migration Team that he completely controls.

"But before that, we need to get rid of the source of pollution. Angel Luna, will you come out on your own or should I drive you away?" The voice of the Star Migrator echoed within his body.

Luna, not expecting to be involved, asked, "Is there any difference?"

"If you come out on your own and submit to me as your master, I can preserve your consciousness so that you can later pollute other divine stars for me. If I drive you away, your consciousness will be completely annihilated," the Star Migrator said.

Luna laughed: "Your words are contradictory. If you can dispel me, how can I pollute other divine stars for you? Aren't other divine stars able to dispel me just the same way?"

The Star Migrator pondered for a long time before saying, "Because dispelling you still incurs significant losses, and such enormous losses are enough to threaten many people."

Luna calmly said, "You can try. If you can really dispel me, I am willing to serve you as my master."

The Star Migrator sighed helplessly. One hard shell after another rose up, accompanied by a large amount of star flame, and soon formed another core outside the Star Migrator's body. Then, a large amount of star flame surged towards the new core, and only one energy channel connected them.

This is one of the ways that Anthony envisioned to dispel the fallen angels. Unexpectedly, the Star Migrator also thought of it. In this case, if Luna also wants to go to the new core, she will need to go through the energy channel between them.

The energy channel is very narrow. If Luna passes through here, it is easy for her to be locked or abandoned. If she does not transfer to the new core, the Star Flame will continue to transfer, and eventually the old body, which is shrunk by hundreds of times, will not be able to stop the Star Soul from locking her.

However, after the Star Migrators had painstakingly moved about half of the Starfire, Luna smiled and said, "I have a soul connection with my lord. Do you know why it didn't dissipate after arriving here?"

The moment Luna uttered the words "there is a soul connection," the Star Migrator was already terrified, frantically scanning his surroundings: "Where? Where is it? Does your home planet also have a mental node in the outside world?"

"Hehe, we'll be there soon. Lord Anthony has such a wicked sense of humor," Luna laughed.

As soon as he finished speaking, Anthony's voice came from afar: "I can't believe it. Ever since you met us, you've been scheming and waiting for an opportunity, and you actually got it. But do you think we would have let you form the Star Migration Team if there were no external means to restrain you?"

As Anthony spoke, the starlight ahead suddenly dimmed a little, as if a shadow was moving in, obscuring part of the starlight.

The migrating star and the ancient manta ray simultaneously thought of the same name: "Otherworldly Ghost!?"

Before today, the Star Migrator wouldn't have taken this name seriously. He had never experienced such terror that made the entire void feel suffocating. But now he knew that the starlight in the sky was accusing these two names, one of which was Ang.

Anthony continued, "It wasn't easy to catch you inside, but once you're outside, a dark star is such a humble light; it can easily be extinguished."

As soon as the words were spoken, the shadow had already moved to the location of the Star Migrator. The Star Migrator and the Ancient Mantis instantly felt themselves turn black and white. Whether it was the divine star or the green leaves, they all lost their color and turned into black and white—the Ghost Folding.

In the void, the Star Migrator, which was originally divided into two halves, suddenly lost all restraints and slowly dissipated.

"Where am I? What have you done to me! Come out, what have you done to me?" In the ghostly fragments, the Migratory Starman roared angrily, the huge fluctuations filled with an uncontrollable panic.

This attack, completely beyond his comprehension, left him bewildered. The shadow actually abducted and imprisoned his Star Soul.

"Huh? Still conscious? Why is that? Why is it different from your other stacks?" Negris asked in confusion.

Ang's voice said, "He's small, capture him alive, the other pieces, no."