Chapter 2069 - 1630: Can a God Star Sacrifice Itself?

Chapter 2069: Chapter 1630: Can a God Star Sacrifice Itself?

Diridis’ information storm left a deep impression on everyone, and when they saw something similar, they thought of that torrent that destroyed some thoughts.

Tyrone immediately corrected, "No, no, no, it’s an information garbage storm. The Starfall Legion sealed a bunch of messy information garbage from somewhere, mixed it without any molten fire, released it in a short period, causing massive information pollution."

It’s like throwing garbage memories into your brain, driving you insane.

The God Star on the opposite side let out an angry roar, the raging thoughts sweeping across the field like a storm. Wherever it passed, the Holy Armor on the Starfall Legion lit up with a protective glow, and a giant symbol apparition appeared behind them.

Anthony felt this symbol was somewhat familiar and quickly glanced around at his surroundings. This symbol was everywhere in the market, on the walls, eaves, the ground, and even on people’s clothing.

Negris said with suspicion, "This symbol looks a bit like the sun, a circle with several dots outside it, a primitive totem imprint. They have manifested the Sun God as a symbol."

"Sun God? So Morania is their deity? So their divine power comes from Morania?" Ursman asked.

Negris said, "Yes, exactly, which is why they are not afraid of soul impacts from other God Stars. Their souls are already connected with Morania, and Morania will help them offset the impact on a conscious level."

Anthony was worried that a single thought impact from the other side would wipe out the Starfall Legion, but now there’s no need to worry about that.

The God Star on the opposite side dared not let those crystal stones storing garbage information hit it, shooting out star flame beams to dissolve them in the air.

You release star flames, and I’ll continue with illumination.

The Starfall Legion adjusted direction, and the focused light spots fell onto the surface of the God Star, detonating huge craters one by one.

The God Star on the opposite side relied only on its massive size, lacking much in the way of attacks. Now at a disadvantage, it let out an angry roar and charged toward Morania.

Morania was unafraid, charging head-on, with huge solar prominences spraying from its body, scattering and then falling down again.

However, the prominences did not randomly shoot and fall, but suddenly solidified in front, forming elliptical rings.

Then a divine sound resonated across the field—Sunspot Cage!

With this divine sound, the scattered prominences stabilized like fixed supports, aiming at the opposite God Star.

When the two God Stars collided, the prominences acted like supporting rods, bracing against the enemy’s core.

The two maintained a certain distance, and no matter how the other side charged, they were held off at a fixed distance by the prominences.

Negris slapped his side muscle, "That’s divine sound, it’s a divine art, Sunspot Cage? It sounds like an imprisonment skill, yet it’s used on one’s self, equivalent to a refusal shield, like the Flame Resistance Ring? A clever tactic."

Everyone’s interest soared, including Dalasso without exception; they had never encountered such skillful God Stars in the void, where mass determined dominance.

This world was too dull, and it was rare to witness such exquisite and creative combat scenes.

But soon Negris worriedly asked, "Although they have been refused, they still haven’t left each other’s attack range, isn’t it equivalent to being tied up face-to-face for a brawl?"

The scene that followed was indeed as Negris predicted.

Both sides entered a rhythm of hard-hitting brawl, thick star flame pillars exchanged one after another, while Morania desperately emitted its light and heat, focusing on the opponent’s body.

The light spots exploded sections of the opponent’s body surface.

The opponent had a greater mass, which gave it an advantage in such exchanges, but it didn’t gain the upper hand.

Because the Starfall Legion assisted by focusing additional light at the front.

The opponent’s God Star took hits from Morania on two faces with only one of its own surfaces.

In addition, the Starfall Legion kept throwing garbage information crystal stones, and clumps of garbage information exploded on the enemy God Star surface, causing intense information interference and pollution, just like flooding someone’s mailbox with junk letters.

Ordinary creatures could ignore such information and interference, but not God Stars; they were washed over, disrupted, and couldn’t concentrate all their attention.

Then Anthony, still in the market, saw even more shocking scenes.

Ordinary Mors around the market crossed their hands in front of their chests, watching the God Star in the sky, muttering softly.

Surging faith elemental force rippled through their bodies, and some particularly devout individuals erupted in holy flames, consuming their bodies until only a shadow remained.

People around didn’t react with fear upon seeing this, instead looking at them with eyes full of envy and admiration, as if they had done something incredibly proud.

Anthony took a deep breath, suppressing his inner shock.

This is a sacrificial ritual, burning one’s life to the ashes, offering it to the deity.

Only the most devout believers, the most fanatical devotees, can burn themselves to ashes with pure faith.

If it were the Church of Light, the burnt-out devotees would be reduced to nothing but ash, leaving nothing behind.

However, Ange’s fanatic Oke once sacrificed his life, blasting away the Insect God Hermel, and just as he was about to dissipate, Ange pulled him back to life.

And now these devotees, although they burned their physical shells, retained their divine souls, not as a selfless offering but a transformation of life form.

Their divine souls successfully connected with Morania, coexisting, cohabiting, sharing God Star’s power and longevity.

Ange and Oke, and now these Mors and God Star, reflect the normal relationship between devotees and deity.

Originally thought only the ten billion Starfall Legion were devout believers, to find out the others were too, meaning these hundreds of billions of Mors were all believers.

They simply weren’t powerful enough to be selected as Starfall Legion, but their faith was equally devout.

As one after another burned their lives to void in sacrificial rituals, Morania’s aura kept climbing, its core temperature soaring higher and higher, and the density of increase kept thickening.

However, an incrementing living God Star is not necessarily a good thing.

The increment is the God Star’s most primitive power, constantly releasing itself, constantly decaying, finally turning into ordinary star flame. When all the increments are released, this divine heart begins to age.

Star Movers encapsulate themselves, continuous dormancy, reducing increment decay,

The increase in density indicates Morania is accelerating the burning of its life, is it also sacrificing itself?