Chapter 2041: Chapter 1602: If He Wants to Leave, No Need to Fight—I’ll Send Him Out
"This spider... is a bit fat." Negris couldn’t help but complain. On the massive God Star, six short jointed legs were propped up, like a few toothpicks stuck into a rubber ball, completely out of proportion.
Ursman said, "It should have hit the limit of matter. The material manifested by Star Flame can’t support a larger body."
Whether it’s matter or energy structures, they all have their limits. For example, Brooks gathered the full power of the Dragon Clan to cast Tornado Storm, which could theoretically be even bigger, but the limits of energy and matter restricted its size, and in the end it only fought Tyrone’s Typhoon to a draw.
Matter is the same. You can’t build a thousand-meter-high wall out of bricks, because the bricks’ own weight would crush the bricks themselves.
The bodies of Star Descendants, the forms of Star Flame Giants, and so on, all have their own limits. The material manifested by Star Flame is no exception.
While Gemez Fortress was manifesting more limbs, Ange didn’t stop either. He reached toward the "Sea Urchin," scooped it up out of the Star Flame, and swung it sideways, smashing it toward one of the limbs.
The spines on the Sea Urchin snapped one after another, leaving only the toughest core slamming into the limb, knocking it askew.
The remaining five limbs twisted forward and stabbed rapidly toward Ange.
Ange blocked, counterattacked, blocked again, then counterattacked again. Bursts of energy light flashed nonstop where they clashed.
Because their bodies were too massive, both sides’ movements looked like slow motion, yet every collision was like two God Stars colliding. The immense shockwaves could be clearly felt even in the Void, where sound couldn’t be transmitted.
Anthony and Negris and the others, watching from the sidelines, stared dumbfounded at this Divine Star Level battle. Forget about going up to help—just getting grazed by those shockwaves might be enough to kill or cripple them.
As they fought, the torso connected to the giant spider’s limbs finally manifested out from the Star Flame, making it even more agile as it attacked Ange, while Ange used the momentum to break away from the God Star’s surface and leap into the Void.
The giant spider’s limbs alternated as it stepped across the Void chasing Ange. Ange struck while retreating, seemingly trying to pull the giant spider farther away from the God Star.
Gemez Fortress quickly realized Ange’s intention. The giant spider backed toward its main body, and when it got within a certain distance, four streams of Star Flame spurted from the main body and shot onto the spider, causing the already massive spider to grow even larger.
These Star Flames didn’t fuse into the spider’s body; instead, like spray paint, they coated its surface in a hard shell.
Seeing this, Ange tilted his head suspiciously.
But he was too big; just tilting his head might require his skull to move tens of thousands of kilometers, so he started the motion, then gave up halfway. If it weren’t for someone like Negris, who knew him extremely well, no one would have even realized what he was doing.
Negris quickly asked, "What’s wrong? Did you notice something?"
If something could make Ange puzzled, he must have discovered something. Anything that could make Ange doubtful definitely wasn’t a small issue.
Ange’s voice rang out in the Soul Network: "Star Soul, can it be armed?"
"Star Soul? Armed? You mean Soul Armor? Star Soul can even use Soul Armor?" Negris asked in shock.
Ange shook his head. "Similar. I’ll try."
Similar, but not the same. It was just that from this similar method Ange had thought of Soul Armor. If Star Soul was also a soul, could it be armed as well?
As Ange thought of it, a massive Light Ball phantom immediately appeared behind him—his Divine Body descending.
The Dark on his body flowed, turning into stalks of straw that drooped down in strands, layering one over another, forming a coir raincoat—Soul Armor.
Negris almost spat out a mouthful of old blood. "You’re already a Giant Star God, and you still can’t make a better-looking Soul Armor? Still that same coir raincoat. I give up on you."
"Huh? Giant Star God? Lord Nage, you’re naming this form ’Giant Star God’?" Anthony immediately caught onto this brand-new term.
"Huh? Yeah. It didn’t have a name anyway, so I just made one up. You got a better one?" Negris asked.
"No, no. Giant Star God sounds great, let’s go with that." Anthony said.
After all, in their team, the only one who loved naming things was Negris. Never mind having a better name—even if they did, once Negris named it first, no one would try to steal it, or else the scheming Little Fat Dragon would write their name down in his little black notebook.
With the Giant Star God wearing Soul Armor, Ange felt a lot more "solid."
The Star God’s Body had its limits. His current body was simply too big. In the past, when he threw a punch, the distance might only have been one or two meters, but now when he swung a fist, the distance covered was over a million kilometers. His body couldn’t withstand that speed; it would just tear itself apart.
Once he put on the Soul Armor, even if he moved faster, he wouldn’t crack himself apart.
Right after that, Ange pressed his fists together in front of him, the tiger’s mouths facing each other, and slowly pulled them apart. Before, when he did this, he’d pull out a Death Scythe, but this time he loosened his grip after only opening them a little.
With his current size, if he pulled out a Death Scythe, it would be at least three million kilometers long. Forget cutting an enemy with it; just swinging it once would snap it by itself.
Thinking it over, he ended up condensing a spiked Finger Tiger over his fists instead.
He thought again and decided that legs seemed useless, so Ange pulled the "legs" off his body and filled in other parts with them.
Half a skeleton? Ange was very familiar with that. Back when he was on the farm, after his lower body wore out, he’d used his hands to prop himself up while looking for replacement bones.
Thus a half-bodied Giant clad in Soul Armor and a giant spider with six limbs clashed once more. The earth-shattering light from their energy collisions and the shockwaves they generated made even the Void tremble.
Just then, Ange suddenly turned his head to glance at the side of the Boundless Space Hole, and so did Gemez Fortress.
Perhaps having seen something clearly, Ange turned back and continued pounding on Gemez Fortress, while Gemez Fortress controlled its main body to move behind the spider and Ange, seemingly guarding against whatever was at the side of the Boundless Space Hole.
From both sides’ reactions, it was clear the newcomer was friend, not foe. Anthony immediately knew who it was. He turned and Star Shifted a few times in that direction, and soon saw the pitch-black Star Mover.
As soon as he saw Anthony, the Star Mover couldn’t wait to ask, "What happened? What’s the situation?"
Anthony looked at the Ancient Man Snake on the Star Mover’s body and asked in confusion, "It didn’t tell you?"
"It did. It said that God Star is called Gemez Fortress, and it came here intending to blow up the Little Fireman Divine Star to break the barrier of the Land of the Infinity. Jeez, if he just wanted to leave, he totally didn’t need to fight you guys. I could’ve just sent him out." the Star Mover said.
Anthony’s heart stirred, and he asked, "You can move him out by yourself?"
"Of course I can’t by myself, but as long as Ange is willing to learn from me, plus the three God Stars on your side, we should be able to move him out." the Star Mover said.
