Chapter 2057 - 1618: Lord Anger Is Too Good to You

Chapter 2057: Chapter 1618: Lord Anger Is Too Good to You

Lania shut up, not only shut up, but also retracted the Divine Light, a thick layer of hard shell emerged on her body surface, enveloping her entire body. Then she fled.

They were just putting on a show here, originally to trap the Ghost Guide. Unexpectedly, not only did the Ghost Guide come, but also the Exotic Ghost. What can they do now? Run!

Ange was the first to sense something was off because the remote space depression was rapidly disappearing, indicating the disappearance of the original massive object. By the time Ange rushed over, there was no trace of Lania and those Rock Shell Divine Stars.

"Running so fast?" Negris said in shock.

Other Rock Shell Divine Stars were not worth mentioning. Although their mass was considerable, compared to Lania, they were not in the same league. Running a bit fast was normal. If they ran away early, because Lania was still in place, Ange couldn’t even notice their escape from the spatial changes.

But why did Lania also run so fast? From the moment Ange sensed the spatial depression was disappearing to now completely losing sight of the other party, only ten minutes or so had passed. Such a short time was not enough for the other party to move away from its gravitational range, let alone for the spatial depression to disappear.

The greater the mass of an object, the greater its impact on space. With Lania’s mass, even from two or three segments away, one could feel its disturbance on space, and possibly slide using these fluctuations.

But now, the disturbance had disappeared. Could it be that in just ten minutes, the other party had already run beyond two segments?

"It’s probably not that far; he made his ’mass’ disappear, just like those Rock Shell Divine Stars. This should be their way of hiding themselves," Ursman said.

"Made his mass disappear?"

Ursman nodded: "Haven’t you noticed? This cavity isn’t very large, at least not beyond Lania’s gravitational range. But the surrounding material isn’t falling towards Lania and those Stars. Why?"

Ursman’s words were a bit hard to understand, but having experienced the Silent Death Sea, everyone still understood. The gravity range of the Abyss Core within the Silent Death Sea was large; within the gravitational range, there was no Material Belt, as everything was sucked into the core.

Only the Material Belt far from the core maintained a balance until the Gemez Fortress projection intensified the core’s gravity, causing it to begin falling towards the core.

Now, it was clear some force was supporting this cavity, maintaining its stability.

Everyone looked at each other, finally turning to Ange. They had no idea what force was keeping the cavity stable.

Ange came to his senses and scratched his head: "Light pressure."

Ursman slapped his thigh: "Understood, no wonder he’s desperately radiating Divine Light. It turns out that besides trapping Dalasso, it’s also generating light pressure to hold the cavity open."

Negris hesitated and said: "You mean, those Divine Lights are used not only to curse people but also to hold open cavities? Isn’t that like a person shouting at the surrounding material cloud, causing it to disperse?"

Negris’s metaphor was a bit abstract, which made everyone pause before noting: "Seems that’s the case. If the volume of sound is large enough, it can indeed shake some things open. Didn’t you, when you were still a Giant Dragon, surely shake away fog with loud roars?"

Comparing a Giant Dragon with fog made it even more vivid, and everyone nodded.

"So now that Lania has retracted the Divine Light and used something to hide herself, converging her gravity, then slipped away?" Negris asked.

Ursman nodded: "That should be it. The material cloud conceals many things. Without gravitational or spatial depression, it’s difficult for us to find their traces within the material cloud."

Negris looked up and asked: "Ange, can you find where they ran to?"

"This way." Ange pointed forward.

Anthony asked: "Lord, how do you know he ran this way? Are there any traces?"

Anthony could not help but ask. The Lord was perfect except for being too lazy to speak. If they don’t know what the traces are, it means each time they need Ange’s identification and guidance, better to clarify, so no need to ask Ange in the future.

"Looseness, difference." Ange summoned a cluster of materials.

Material cloud refers to the suspension formed by large patches of substances diffused in the Void, containing solid water, solid gases, rocks, gravel, solidified Star Flame, essentially everything in various sizes, presenting in uniformly diffused state.

However, the cluster of materials Ange summoned seemed like loose sand squeezed by something; after static, it started to diffuse again. However, the degree of diffusion was different from those uncompressed materials.

Ursman caught on immediately: "Different degree of diffusion, just like earth passed through by a worm, certainly leaving traces. These materials were compressed."

Everyone present did not have the capability to view the surroundings from a macro perspective. They were much smaller than that ’worm.’ The traces compressed by Lania spanned millions of kilometers in diameter, beyond their sight, making it impossible for them to notice the different diffusion from other parts.

"Chase." Anthony said.

A group of Ghost Stacks chased forward along the trace compressed by Lania. After a while, they found this too slow and wanted Ange to throw them ahead.

Ange shook his head, grabbed Negris lightly and tossed him. Once everyone caught up, they saw Negris, dusty and shrunken a bit.

"Damn... damned, why use me as a demonstration? You shook your head and wouldn’t just explain the reason? You had to throw me for a demonstration. Being tossed like that, I collided all the way, almost lost my form from crashing into stuff along the way," Negris said angrily.

"So that’s how it is." Anthony slapped his thigh and sincerely said: "Lord Negris, the Lord used you for a demonstration for a reason. Because only you can fully translate the Lord’s meaning. Without experiencing it yourself, how could you translate the Lord’s intent succinctly? This task is solely yours."

"Really?" Negris looked at Ange skeptically.

Ange nodded, that was indeed true. Tossing Negris once saved him from explaining.

"Fine, next time give a heads-up before tossing, caught me off guard." Negris accepted the explanation, triumphantly put his hands on his hips.

Dalasso interjected timely: "Primarily because we’re too weak. When we find the Divine Stars, let’s butcher a few to replenish ourselves."

"Huh? Butcher Divine Stars? How do we replenish?" Negris asked in shock.

Dalasso glanced at Ange and seemed to understand: "Anything goes, the Lord only needs the Star Soul, the rest increment is ours. How do you usually replenish your form?"

"We? We are Traveler’s Stacked Pieces. When he replenishes form, we replenish along," Negris explained.

Dalasso was stunned for a long time before enviously saying: "The Lord treats you way too well, is this the privilege of Near Descendants?"