Foreign Land Reclamation By a Vegetable-growing Skeleton Chapter 1973 - 1534: Only 1 Year Left

"Honored Star Mover, is the Gravity Trap really powerful?" Ursman asked with so curiosity.

A trap ford by gravity sounds high-end, but the Abyssal Big Mouth seed to have ntioned similar terms before. It seems like a skill even the Big Mouth understands. Why is the Star Mover so surprised?

"Gravity Traps aren’t particularly powerful. You guys could also set them up. However, this kind of intense Gravity Trap is formidable. That coronal mass’s speed, intensity, and volu are just enough to be trapped, which is inconceivable. Anyway, I can’t do it. Just look at that corona, it’s larger than a Pri Material Plane, with a diater of at least tens of thousands of kiloters," the Star Mover remarked in genuine admiration.

Ursman imdiately caught the keyword ’intensity’. It seed what left the Star Mover in awe was the intensity, as achieving such intensity in a Gravity Trap was sothing even the Star Mover couldn’t do.

Maybe the Gravity Trap aroused the Star Mover’s desire to express. Without waiting for others to inquire, he continued: "Our main focus when migrating a God Star is the manipulation of gravity. If you can set such intense Gravity Traps, migrating a God Star would be equally formidable. Unfortunately, your adults won’t pay attention to . Otherwise, learning Star Migration would be great."

The Star Mover’s tone was full of regret.

Next to him, Anthony and Negriss opened their mouths but said nothing. They rely muttered in their hearts: It’s because you have the wrong persuasion approach. If you had said Star Migration Technique is convenient for growing things, Ange would surely learn from you.

While they watched and discussed, the Abyss Core was undergoing a transformative change. Countless erupting coronas, constrained by the Gravity Trap, soon turned downward. Before they could fall entirely, another crack in a different location spewed another corona, promptly t with a Gravity Trap.

As more coronas erupted, sotis three or four would burst simultaneously, and more Gravity Traps appeared. Press down here, and one erupts there, reminiscent of trying to cover multiple boiling pots with a single lid, feeling sowhat frantic.

Although the situation felt hectic, it never beca chaotic. None of the coronas managed to flung materials beyond the Abyss Core’s gravitational range.

As long as they remained within the gravitational range, they would slowly fall back, once again becoming part of the mass. As long as the mass was maintained, the pressure would stay imnse, and all matter would ignite.

The challenge was to prevent material spillover, but the toughest part wasn’t at the Abyss Core, it was with the Abyssal Big Mouth. Keeping its consciousness intact posed the greatest difficulty. After Ange used it a few tis to deploy Gravity Traps, it completely abandoned control over its consciousness.

In a daze, after an unknown amount of ti, the Abyssal Big Mouth suddenly felt a relief from being squeezed by Ange and the Core. Seizing back control over its consciousness, it quickly extended its mind to inspect.

There it saw a brilliant God Star hovering in the void, uninhibitedly radiating light, illuminating the dark void around it.

Seeing this scene, the Abyssal Big Mouth found it hard to believe, murmuring in its heart: It’s done? Is it really done? Have I beco a God Star?

It had anticipated great danger, but instead found itself tossed around by the adults, who, unexpectedly, made it happen so smoothly?

After repeated attempts, the Abyssal Big Mouth confird its success. It indeed was a God Star. As long as it restrained itself, the God Star’s glow would dim, but if it let itself go, the entire God Star would boil.

Whenever its focus condensed on a point, that spot would imdiately lt or burn. When its consciousness stretched infinitely far, the entire God Star would erupt with ripples, shaking the entire void.

Then the Abyssal Big Mouth’s vision went black, and it fainted.

"This silly thing, it knocked itself out getting acquainted with its power? That’s hilarious." Negriss chuckled and sighed.

At this mont, the Abyssal Big Mouth equaled soone who mastered a martial technique only to exhaust themselves during practice.

"No choice. It rely ascended under the adults’ protection, and has no grasp on the depth of a God Star. It imdiately overexerted itself. Let it rest." Anthony explained.

"Anyway, having two God Stars now. If Gez Fortress knew, they might turn tail and flee," Negriss suddenly sighed.

Ten years ago, when rumors spread that the body of Gez Fortress was heading this direction, everyone panicked. The body of a God Star, its might was undeniable. Their initial reaction was to pack up and run.

And that’s what they did, moving all the life species into the Dinsional Space, not releasing them even to this day.

However, living in Dinsional Space wasn’t a bad thing, as the reasonable topography accommodated massive populations. Even relocating all life from the Divine Light Alliance and the Friel Empire wouldn’t make it cramped.

Within the enclosed Dinsional Space, the body of the Gray Divine Star alone can supply ample light and heat.

To maximize efficiency, Ange even took a trip to the Dinsional Space, laying halfway with fruit shells on the Gray Divine Star’s body. As long as the Gray Divine Star continues spinning, it could bring day and night cycles to the Dinsional Space.

With day and night cycles, cos atmospheric pressure, and wind—establishing air circulation in the entire space.

Offsets between the star’s rotation angle and the fruit shell angles could also create seasonal changes, every half-year.

The only challenge was the incrent since the aging Gray Divine Star released only light and heat without incrents, which are essential to life’s cycle.

However, with the Little Fireman having taken control of the God Star, the incrent issue should also be resolved. Dispatch the Forbidden Little Fireman to ferry the God Star’s soul regularly, bringing incrents inside.

From initial panic, they now wield two God Stars. If Gez Fortress finds out, how would they react, likely turning tail and fleeing?

Sadly, there’s still fifty years before Gez Fortress’s arrival. How will these fifty years pass?

A month later, as Gez Fortress, restraining its light as much as possible, swiftly moved through the void, it spotted flickering light in the distance and sighed in relief: "I just knew it; being able to converge my aura elsewhere to divert —I won’t fall for it."

On Gez Fortress, the Tree of Ten Thousand Realms observed the light point and hesitantly remarked: "The light of this God Star seems so new, and the spectrum doesn’t match. Could it be a new God Star?"

"Impossible. The Endless Cage is so barren; how could a new God Star erge? They must have used so thod to alter the spectrum to mislead us," Gez Fortress affird.

The Tree of Ten Thousand Realms sensed that Gez Fortress was blinded by rage, resorting to illogical reasoning. What purpose would altering the spectrum near its original location serve?

But having discussed it nurous tis along the way, the Tree of Ten Thousand Realms decided not to ntion it again, instead simply complying: "With those Dark Star Sect’s Star Bridges, traveling through the void is much faster. It now takes only eleven years to cover a distance that originally required sixty years. Just another year and you’ll arrive there—no need to rush."