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Chapter 2050 - 1611: They Want to Steal Your True Form
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Chapter 2050: Chapter 1611: They Want to Steal Your True Form

60,000 times? Anthony and the others looked at each other, even Ange couldn’t help but glance over. What is the concept of 60,000 times the total of the Little Fireman Divine Star?

They have no concept; they can’t even begin to imagine what such a scale is. The only comparable entity they can think of is Dis.

"Which is bigger compared to the Giant God Star?" Anthony asked.

"You know the Giant God Star? Oh, you mean Dis, right? I am a Giant God Star, bigger than him by a circle." The Sixth Divine Star said.

Actually, they still had no concept. Ange, although having seen Dis in person, lacked a point of reference and did not find him very large, only knowing that his erupted Information Storm almost overwhelmed the consciousness of all Star Descendants even at tens of segments away.

Is the Sixth Divine Star actually bigger than Dis by a circle?

Negris couldn’t resist muttering in the Soul Network: "The equivalent of 60,000 Divine Stars—it’s terrifying strength, even if they are aging Divine Stars."

"Of course, look at the body of the Gray Divine Star; even though it’s exhausted like this, it can still illuminate hundreds of billions of beings. The Gray Divine Star isn’t even one-sixtieth of the Little Fireman; 60,000 remains 60 is equal to 3,600,000 times, able to sustain trillions of life forms." Anthony said.

Everyone felt a chill in their hearts; an aging Divine Star has little value, but when converted to the weight of trillions of lives, it becomes substantial.

Moreover, even without increments, the thousands of times reserve still constitutes massive wealth; much like a Commerce Guild ceases to profit but possesses hundreds of billions of Gold Coins—can it be deemed worthless?

Everyone couldn’t help but look toward Ange.

Ange nodded.

Anthony immediately excitedly said: "Let’s go, let’s relocate your body."

Other Dark Stars, hearing this, also excitedly said: "Lord, are we going to the Lania Branch Road? Let’s relocate our bodies in as well."

Among the thirteen Dark Stars, only the Dark Star Avatar from Gemez Fortress did not originate from the Lania Branch Road; all the others did. If they indeed were going to relocate the body of the Sixth Divine Star in, then their bodies could naturally come along too.

These Dark Stars’ bodies are not aging Divine Stars; they merely possess lesser mass, categorized as cannon fodder type entities, swiftly assigned to dangerous tasks.

Anthony simultaneously arranged: "You all establish the Star Bridge; Lord Nage, please calculate orientation, opening the Gate of No Boundary each segment for positional calibration, any other issues?"

"None." Everyone responded.

"Good, let’s move." Anthony commanded.

The Star Bridge created a fast passage in the Void, with the thirteen Divine Stars alternating, flinging companions forward. The more Divine Stars participate, the further the movement speed.

But the Star Bridge has a drawback; constructing it requires participants of equal mass, not to diverge too much—like Gemez Fortress, having the Star Bridge travel a month, he traveled eleven years.

Days later, the Star Bridge extended to a segment distance point, and everyone stopped.

Six Dark Stars formed the Star Migration Formation, cautiously tearing open a bit of barrier gap, and upon finding no anomalies, began slowly projecting Thought.

If the gap opens inside another Divine Star, the moment the gap opens will be the instant of a Star Flame eruption. Although the probability is exceptionally low, it cannot be unguarded.

Outside the gap lay a vast Void, void of anything. Anthony projected entirely forward and called out: "Lord."

Soon, Ange projected onto his form, examining the surroundings, confirming safety.

Anthony retreated, closing the gap and placed the Gate of No Boundary precisely at the prior gap’s location, not diverging a bit.

Because a slight deviation here results in a hundredfold outside.

Setting the Gate of No Boundary, inputting Incremental Fog, activating, first pushing the door panel inward, encircling once, closing back—bang! A door abruptly appears in the external Void.

Opening the door, Anthony squeezed through, arriving precisely at the prior Void.

"Alright, start calculating. Lord, how many segments has the external world moved?" Anthony asked.

"96.75 segments." Ange reported a precise figure to two decimal places.

"How many segments within?" Anthony asked again.

"One segment." Ange replied.

Anthony turned toward Gemez Fortress: "Have your body activate your Gate of No Boundary."

"Okay." Gemez Fortress complied.

Anthony examined the Gate of No Boundary’s connection interface, viewing the sole connecting point, activated by Gemez Fortress’s body.

Anthony recorded the moving distance and orientation, then turned to Tyrone and Xisluo: "It’s your turn."

Tyrone and Xisluo nodded, equipped with various devices traversed the Gate of No Boundary, erected the Stargazing Mirror, unfolded the Chasing Star Board, and recited a sequence of numbers.

All data finally aggregated to Negris, and with its powerful computational ability, quickly deduced the position and distance of the Sixth Divine Star body, mapping it onto the Star Map of the Land of the Infinity.

"Alright, continue toward this direction, move by 1.67589 segments." Anthony continued directing everyone forward with data in hand.

The entire process was cumbersome and complex, but yet left Gemez Fortress somewhat incredulous: "Employing such crude data, can the Sixth Divine Star body’s corresponding position in the Land of the Infinity be calculated?"

If merely a single world’s coordinate position, Gemez Fortress could accurately compute—it is the innate ability of Divine Stars, necessary for navigating through the Void.

But attempting to compute corresponding coordinates across two worlds with such crude observational data, akin to precisely planting a needle in an eye of a particular pattern on a cloth folded a hundred times, seems utterly improbable.

"Huh? Crude? This is quantified by Ange; how can it be crude? Wait, you’ll find out soon enough whether it is accurate." Negris confidently replied.

Among all the data, the utmost important were the two figures provided by Ange—they are the scale ratio between two worlds, accurate to two decimal places. Though Tyrone and Xisluo’s observational data may err, those that Ange measured are infallible. Negris has utmost faith in them.

With this precise scaling foundation, minor roughness in other figures barely impacts.

Gemez Fortress, half-believing, half-doubting, proceeds along with the thirteen Divine Stars, incessantly moving, continuously adjusting orientation per the Star Map until finally reaching the 1.67589 segment position after a week.

Once more, the six Divine Stars cautiously opened a gap, yet as the gap just opened, a violent impact is instantly felt, nearly sealing the gap closed.

Anthony, swiftly probing, glimpsed not far in the Void, a colossal Star Flame entity engaging in combat with a shadow.

The shadow resembled a crescent-shaped aura, rapidly colliding with the Star Flame entity, every hit generating violent energy shocks.

Behind the Star Flame entity, a giant Divine Star was being dragged slowly away from the Void by over twenty small Divine Stars.

"Sixth Divine Star, is that your body? They are attempting to steal your body." Anthony stated.

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