Foreign Land Reclamation By a Vegetable-growing Skeleton-Chapter 1942 - 1503: They’ve Finished Building the Star Bridge

"Using the thatched cottage is not quite accurate; it’s more like our ’field’ has been targeted. What do we do?" After pondering for a moment, Anthony replaced the thatched cottage with ’field’.

In their team, they rarely used keywords like farmland, arable land, crops, or vegetables, because it would trigger Ange’s persecution complex. This stemmed from the time Turus burned his field, leaving him with this reaction. Ever since, whenever he heard these keywords, Ange would have a stress response.

Sure enough, Ange, who was casually fiddling with his space-time domain, suddenly straightened up.

The others were equally startled, looking incredulously at Anthony, then nervously at Ange, all shocked internally: Has it really come to this?

Don’t even mention Ange; even they began to take it seriously.

They initially thought: It’s just refuge-seeking, and what’s so bad about refugees? Isn’t it like the Dark Star in front of them, easily dealt with? With the Gate of No Boundary limiting them, those Divine Stars that came as refugees would have limits, nothing to worry about.

But unexpectedly, Anthony raised the danger level immediately by saying the ’field’ was targeted. Once the word ’field’ was mentioned, everyone knew things couldn’t just be resolved peacefully.

Negris attempted to lighten the mood, saying, "Is it really that serious? We just have two Gates of No Boundary now, one under our control, another in the Gemez Fortress. Gemez Fortress wouldn’t be foolish enough to let those complete Divine Stars inside, right?"

Anthony spoke with a solemn tone, "Remember what this Dark Star mentioned? The Gate of No Boundary in Gemez Fortress was never activated; it was sealed by the Divine Tree from the start. It wasn’t until we beat Gemez Fortress that his Divine Tree activated the gate. How can we be sure there aren’t other hidden Gates of No Boundary?"

Everyone fell silent; it’s highly possible. The void is so vast that even the Divine Stars cannot view its entirety.

For example, Gemez Fortress claimed that there were only two Divine Stars in the void, but Ange discovered at least four additional sources. If there are only two Divine Stars, what are the other two sources?

Moreover, Gemez Fortress didn’t know about the existence of another Gate of No Boundary until he was beaten back and his Divine Tree revealed it. What if his Divine Tree is hiding more things from him?

Even the Divine Stars cannot comprehend the full scope of the void, so who can guarantee there aren’t other Gates of No Boundary there?

"What’s the use of having the Gate of No Boundary? They don’t have enough Chaos Mist. As long as Gemez Fortress doesn’t act foolishly, they can’t bring their complete forms here. If they come like this Dark Star in non-complete forms, wouldn’t they be easy targets?" Negris said.

Ursman responded, "That’s not accurate, Lord Nage. As long as their people get inside, they can continuously transport Chaos Mist in, increasing the Gate of No Boundary’s reach."

Negris thought about it, and it seemed true. Initially, the Door Handle kept deceiving Anthony just to gather a little Chaos Mist to come in. Once inside, it could rely on the Chaos Mist it transported to open a larger Gate of No Boundary.

The same goes for the Dark Star on the side of Gemez Fortress. Once the first one transports chaos mist, subsequent Dark Stars can all rely upon the first one’s mist to come in.

In this way, the danger level greatly increases. The Boundless Space Hole once ignited so many Divine Stars that if just a few Gates of No Boundary survived and certain creatures opened a small gap, they’d get continual supplies, thus opening a larger gate.

Thinking about this, Negris felt a sudden tightness in his heart, instantly understanding why Anthony brought up the word ’field’. Initially, he thought it might be making a fuss over nothing. After all, these words indeed irritate Ange, but now it seems getting angry is indeed appropriate; the concern is not excessive.

"So, what do we do now?" Negris asked.

Anthony said, "The only thing we can do is increase our strength. If we can take full control over a Divine Star before Gemez Fortress arrives, we’ll have a God-level card up our sleeve."

A God-level trump card? Is it possible? Once the terrifying aura of Gemez Fortress’ will projected over, everyone spontaneously looked at Ange.

They can’t accomplish this in the mere sixty-some years before Gemez Fortress gets here, not without a miracle. The only hope is to see if Ange has a method.

Inside the Divine Star, the most primordial Star Flame began to burn, continuously releasing light and heat. By the time this light and heat reached the surface of the Divine Star, it would take hundreds of years; sixty years wouldn’t be enough for them to leave the heart of the Divine Star.

Yet Ange nodded his head.

"What? It’s really possible? How?" Negris asked.

"I will descend, Little Fireman," Ange said.

Little Fireman is just one among countless Divine Star Souls, and it never controlled a Divine Star. But Ange is different.

During the Chaos Plane struggle over control of the Red Giant Ball with the Ancient Godlight, Ange had persisted for tens of thousands of years. Though only twenty-some years passed externally, in the accelerated time, dimensional space had actually gone by tens of thousands of years.

In the stalemate, Ange went from weak to strong, gradually wresting control of the entire Red Giant Ball from the hands of the Ancient Godlight. He possesses very rich experience in contention, and if he were to guide Little Fireman for a fusion with the Divine Star, the speed would certainly accelerate.

Ange never boasts, so if he says it can be done, then it surely can be done. While they don’t share the fanatics’ ’Master is omnipotent’ fervor, their confidence in Ange has long taken root deeply, such that even the Monarch doesn’t find it questionable.

"So is there any other way to enhance combat strength? Even if we control the Divine Star, not everything can be solved by the Divine Star, right?" Negris said.

Ange thought for a moment, took out the giant spider skeleton left behind by Gemez Fortress, and handed it to the Monarch.

The Monarch shook his head repeatedly: "No, no, no. After so many years, I’ve grown accustomed to having a human form with two hands and feet. You give me something with eight legs, and it’ll take who knows how long for me to get used to it. Not being accustomed will decrease combat effectiveness instead."

Ange scratched his head in frustration. The giant spider skeleton’s size is too big; without enough soul strength, it’s impossible to control it. Here, besides the Monarch, only he has enough soul strength.

Besides soul strength, there needs to be a self-sustaining increment cycle, so even the Little Zombie can’t use it, leaving only...

Ange called over the Fog Whale and placed it inside the giant spider skeleton.

"Hiss... It seems quite suitable. The Guardian Beast of the Gate of No Boundary has grown this large but can’t even hurt the Master of Stars. If it has a Star Body and so much Chaos Mist, it could unleash substantial combat power, perhaps even the Old Immortal couldn’t beat it." Negris, looking at the gradually increasing starlight within the giant spider skeleton, couldn’t help but gasp.

However, before the giant spider skeleton could move, a powerful fluctuation suddenly came from the distant void. The Dark Star controlled by the Little Sapling suddenly spoke, "It’s my companion. They’ve built the Star Bridge already, so quickly?"