allendalepharm Chapter 1632 These tricks are beyond what the Divine Star could come up with.
Chapter 1632 These tricks are beyond what the Divine Star could come up with.
Chapter 1632 These tricks are beyond what the Divine Star could come up with.
"Such high-sounding words, sacrificing himself? Why doesn't he sacrifice himself and give his power to Monania?" Heathrow said indignantly, seemingly very angry, as if something had touched a nerve.
It seems someone used the same rhetoric to make him sacrifice himself before.
Morania paused for a moment, then asked seriously, "Did the Lord of the Branch Road really issue such an order?"
The opposing divine star displayed a mark and said, "Yes, it is indeed the order of the Lord of the Branch Road."
Morania said, "Alright, I'll give you the power, but I need to preserve the core."
The deity opposite said, "There's no need to keep the core; you can't escape the Ghost Hounds' pursuit anyway. Besides, the core is the most abundant source of power; if you keep it, you're just wasting your strength."
Morania said helplessly, "Alright, pay attention, I'm about to begin."
At this moment, Anthony, whose body was still in Morania's body, was listening to Negris' translation of the divine light. Upon hearing this, he immediately sensed something was wrong: "Something's not right. Morania is too cooperative. Something's strange."
No sooner had he finished speaking than the earth trembled violently, and a tremendous voice rang out: "Starfall Legion, move out!"
The Starfall Legion? What is that? Anthony wondered, when he saw many of the Mo people or bark elves around him suddenly glow, their bodies projecting enormous holy power of faith, which transformed into holy armor protecting them and dragging them into the sky.
One by one, at least a tenth of the people in the market flew into the sky, and the same thing happened elsewhere.
Countless beams of light rose from the surface of the Star of the Eyes. A tenth of its population of over 10 billion would be approximately 1 billion.
But these are just ordinary people. Even with the protection of holy armor and holy power, they are at most at the level of a divine messenger, which is about the same as the strength of Anthony when he became Pope.
Sending divine messengers of this caliber to fight against a god-star? Has Morania gone mad? The difference in strength between these people and a god-star is greater than the difference between an ant and an ordinary human. A single wave of consciousness attack from the other side could kill them all.
Morania wasn't crazy. The more than one billion Morans didn't rush directly to the planet, but instead surrounded Morania, each of them raising a huge shield.
The shield's surface area is many times larger than the human body, like holding up a giant square umbrella. The shield's surface curves outward, and its luster is like a mirror.
These people gathered around Morania, their shields facing outwards, arranged neatly in an arc-shaped mirror.
At the same time, the rocky crust on Morania's body was also opening up, and the Tree of All Worlds that lay on it stretched out at the same time, transforming from a prostrate form into a towering giant tree, standing upright on the surface of the planet, revealing a surface of raging molten fire.
The dazzling divine light radiated outwards, the light in front shining directly on the enemy's divine star, while the light radiating backwards shone on the Starfall Legion that held up shields behind them.
The smooth, mirror-like shield immediately reflected the intense divine light back to the front. Everyone adjusted their angles, and the reflected divine light focused on the other person.
"You can do that?" Anthony was somewhat shocked. Don't underestimate this somewhat comical move. Without a certain level of organizational ability, you can't even organize an army of ten to a hundred million people, let alone train them to be so orderly and obedient to commands.
Unless, like Ang's undead army, each unit can be directly controlled with a soul.
Leveraging the power of the group, uniting a billion people to unleash tremendous force—this is a concept that even a god could not have conceived of.
But would that be effective? A billion ants might not be able to kill a human, let alone a human wielding a flamethrower.
A pillar of fire erupted from the opposing star, swirling in the void and lunging at Morania like a giant serpent formed from starfire.
The Starfall Legion adjusted the mirror in their hands, focusing intense light onto the starfire. The giant starfire serpent seemed to be alive, twisting and turning as if trying to avoid the mirror's focus.
But how quickly can starfire pass through light? The light spot focuses on it, like lighting a firecracker; wherever it shines, the starfire explodes.
The enormous Starfire Serpent exploded into countless sparks.
However, these sparks did not dissipate; instead, they scattered into a cluster of tadpoles and swam forward at an even faster speed.
The Starfall Legion immediately dispersed their mirrors, with tens of thousands or even thousands of mirrors focusing on a Starfire Tadpole, igniting it, heating it, burning it, and destroying its energy structure.
Clumps of starfire tadpoles exploded into smaller sparks in the void, continuously decomposing until they could no longer maintain their energy structure and completely dissipated.
The enemy's Starfire Serpent failed to break through the Starfall Legion's defenses.
But the opposing divine star did not stop there. At the same time, one, two, three... Star Flame Serpents shot over continuously.
Faced with such a powerful attack, the Starfire Legion was overwhelmed, and that's when Morania stepped in.
A thick beam of light shot directly from its surface, shining on the Starfire Serpent. It produced only light and heat, without any starfire, yet it quickly ignited the serpent, turning it into smaller sparks that were then swiftly melted away by the Starfall Legion's mirror array.
"So Starfire is afraid of light? This way of expending energy means Morania's energy consumption is much lower. He only needs to emit light and heat, without having to scatter Starfire," Ursman said in surprise.
Negris immediately understood: "Just like Ang, planting things only requires blue and red light, which consumes much less energy."
“These methods definitely weren’t conceived by a god; they’re too creative. Who taught him?” Dalisso exclaimed. He had encountered so many gods, but he had never seen one use such an attack before.
“Perhaps it’s the Mo people he raised; the creativity of any species is always richer,” Ulsman said.
Just then, Anthony suddenly said, "They're here, they're here, another group of people are coming out from this side."
As Anthony spoke, he transmitted the images he saw into his consciousness space. He saw a large number of Starfall Legion members flying up from Morania, carrying giant crystals in their hands, which contained all sorts of random flames.
"Is that pure, unadulterated molten fire?" Negris exclaimed in surprise. "How can there be so much?"
The Starfall Legion carried crystals and flew at high speed toward the divine star ahead. After flying a certain distance, they forcefully threw the crystals in their hands toward the opposite side.
Countless crystals, containing pure molten fire, drifted towards the divine star like specks of dust.
Ang and the others were baffled by the Starfall Legion's actions, which were akin to throwing dust at people.
Each crystal is as insignificant as dust compared to the divine star; it wouldn't cause any harm if it hit you. And since the impure molten fire is something that the divine star can produce, what use would it be to hit it?
The opposing star seemed to think the same way, completely ignoring the dust-like crystals falling on him.
Just as everyone was racking their brains trying to figure it out, the crystal containing pure molten fire fell onto the surface of the opposite planet. The star stone exploded, releasing what was inside.
Along with the release of the chaotic molten fire, waves of disordered information were also released, blasting out chaotic information streams on the surface of the planet.
Ulsman exclaimed in shock, "An information storm?"