Chapter 2081 - 1642: The Bandit Crew Was Instantly Wiped Out

Chapter 2081: Chapter 1642: The Bandit Crew Was Instantly Wiped Out

Under normal circumstances, a God Star wouldn’t dare to swallow another God Star like this, let alone consume such a vast amount in one go, because when another’s power outweighs your own, you lose control of your foundational body.

But this isn’t a normal situation.

Losvien had his own information channels and learned from Kelanis that the Star Soul of the Sixth Divine Star had already entered the Land of the Infinity.

Once the Star Soul enters the Land of the Infinity, all consciousness connections must be severed, making the Sixth Divine Star currently masterless.

Faced with a masterless God Star, Losvien only wanted to bite off the largest share as quickly as possible. It was impossible to devour the entirety of the sixty thousand times fecund mass, and absorbing two or three times his own mass already proved indigestible.

So, halfway through the swallow, Losvien allowed the others to begin swallowing as well.

No one knew how long it took, but each of the four God Stars managed to ingest twice their own mass, causing all the God Stars to grow larger.

Just then, a stranger God Star emerged from the material cloud.

This God Star was at least fifty times the size of the Little Fireman; upon seeing Losvien and the others, both sides were taken aback.

The Lania Mist Belt was a gigantic material cloud, and it was usually challenging to accurately locate a God Star even with specific coordinates, let alone when roaming aimlessly without them.

Popping up just to witness this scene was akin to randomly digging a hole in the ground and coincidentally passing through a ring that grandma dropped fifty years ago.

The newly arrived God Star paused upon seeing the Sixth Divine Star and then swept its thoughts over Losvien and the others before hesitantly approaching.

He recognized the Sixth Divine Star, knowing it was a masterless God Star.

Both sides eyed each other suspiciously and defensively.

The later-arrived God Star slowly approached. If Losvien and the others were circling their orbit as the equator, then the new God Star encircled the polar region, avoiding interference with them.

Seeing that the newcomer had no intention of conflict, Losvien refocused his attention on the Sixth Divine Star.

It was like the phenomenon of a whale fall: predators wouldn’t attack each other while there’s still flesh on the carcass.

The new God Star didn’t have Losvien’s Silent Cold Light, so he employed a different method to plunder the Sixth Divine Star.

He threw his gravitational field closer to the Sixth Divine Star, directly touching its surface.

The tip of the Sixth Divine Star soared as if the tide were rising, growing into a wall.

The wall continued rising, forming a column that stretched upward, thinning at the top until it resembled a spike.

The spike continually extended and fell, each time becoming longer and thinner, until it eventually turned into wisps of smoke drifting towards the new God Star.

Negris and others who were observing this scene couldn’t help but comment, "Isn’t this method far too inefficient?"

It stirred the tidal motion yet only yielded wisp after wisp of vapor, an enormous loss indeed, with less than one percent retained.

Ursman seemed to discern the subtleties and remarked, "If the loss wasn’t significant, he would’ve been pulled down by the Sixth Divine Star’s gravity."

Negris said, "That seems right. He has to simultaneously resist the Sixth Divine Star’s gravitational pull, maintain his form, and absorb the Star Flame of the Sixth Divine Star, exerting three times the effort to get less than one percent of the gain. Losvien’s Silent Cold Light is indeed more efficient."

It’s only through comparison that the efficiency of Losvien’s method becomes clear. Even when provisioned for four God Stars, Losvien and the others’ growth rate far surpasses that of the new God Star.

Before long, Losvien and the others’ foundational mass had already doubled or tripled.

They couldn’t continue absorbing lest further intake leads them to an imbalance of fundamental power—they needed to find a quiet place to convert the Sixth Divine Star’s power into their own.

It’s unclear how they communicated, but Losvien was the first to retreat from the circling orbit.

The other three God Stars followed his trajectory, retreating and flying towards the material cloud—nothing is quieter than inside a material cloud.

Negris queried in confusion: "They’re leaving, shouldn’t we act now?"

The Sixth Divine Star said, "Let’s hold back for now. Wait until they approach the material cloud, then you can randomly attack one of them. I’ll take the opportunity to seize his foundation, drive out the Star Soul, and the adult can then capture their Star Soul."

Anthony’s eyes lit up: "Good idea. This way, they’ll think it was the Ghost Guide’s attack that caused them to lose their foundation. It’s best to leave one so it can spread the word and maybe lure out Lania."

Lania set a trap using the Sixth Divine Star’s foundation to catch the Exotic Ghost, and now the Ghost Guide suddenly appears near the Sixth Divine Star’s foundation. Doesn’t Lania have any thoughts about this?

"It requires something a bit flashier, watch me," Dalasso said, inflating like a balloon and transforming into the massive silhouette of a giant.

The giant was truly immense, larger than even the bulked-up Losvien by two or threefold, but it was all spectral.

Yet others wouldn’t know this. As Losvien was about to enter the material cloud, a gigantic spectral silhouette rushed out from within it, quicker than a thunderclap, colliding violently with Losvien.

Though the silhouette was spectral, theoretically harmless, its impact ejected Losvien’s Star Soul from his body—a terrifying display of power.

If a person were hit by fog so forcefully that even their soul was dislodged, that fog must be terrifying indeed.

Now, Dalasso’s Shadow Collision had such an effect.

Losvien felt something amiss, as though his Star Soul was not ejected by the collision but squeezed out.

Before he could discern the difference between the two sensations, a shadow slammed onto his Star Soul like a swatter, then pinched internally—Ghost Folding.

In the Void, the rare Cold Star Losvien lost his Star Soul to the Stacked Ghost without even a cry of resistance.

The three God Stars trailing behind him paused, then yelled: "The Exotic Ghost has arrived!"

And turned tail to flee.

Their shout alerted the trailing God Star, which swept its thoughts this way and instantly turned to flee as well.

Shadows crashed into the other two God Stars in succession, similarly ’ejecting’ their Star Souls, and then Ange’s stacked pieces ensnared them into itself.

Ghost Stacks are challenging to take on a God Star headlong, but against bodiless Star Souls, it becomes a natural counter, leaving Star Souls almost defenseless.

Among the five God Stars present, Losvien and two others were captured, while the remaining two carried the message of ’The Ghost Guide instantly defeating the Losvien Robber Gang near the Sixth Divine Star foundation’ as they desperately fled.