Chapter 2138 - 1699: Flat, for Planting Stuff

Chapter 2138: Chapter 1699: Flat, for Planting Stuff

All the faces showed expressions of despair, even the King’s mood wasn’t great.

In contrast, Negris, although also shocked, calmed down after seeing everyone else’s despair. Curiosity overtook the shock, and he asked, puzzled: "What is wrong with you guys? Isn’t it just the Rui Plate? Why do you look as if the sky is falling?"

Everyone looked at each other, exchanged glances, and finally, their eyes fell on Ursman. To explain clearly and simply, this task could only rely on Ursman.

Ursman did not delay either. He contemplated for a while, took a deep breath, and said: "This Rui Plate before us violates the Laws of the Void. According to the Laws of the Void, it shouldn’t exist at all. In the Void, no matter can exist in this shape and size. Either there are laws on it that we do not know, or the known Laws of the Void do not apply to it; it is not a product of our Void."

Negris blinked. As the God of Common Sense, although often claiming to be the God of Knowledge, the conditions for triggering this are very harsh. Only when something becomes knowledge, and is learned and mastered by its believers, does it become part of its knowledge.

If something is new and cutting-edge, or not mastered by its followers, it needs to become common knowledge first, something so ubiquitous that even passing Kobolds can chat about it, before being incorporated into its knowledge system.

Of course, these are the powers of God Status, and as a Bronze Dragon, Negris can learn about anything not mastered by its followers and hasn’t spread widely to become common knowledge. Its long lifespan has made Negris a very knowledgeable scholar.

But now, these things are all being discussed on-site, not touching on common sense or knowledge, so Negris naturally listened in a fog.

Seeing his confused expression, Ursman had to ask, "What is the hardest material you’ve seen?"

Negris thought for a moment and said, "Star Bones."

Initially, he wanted to say the Abyss Core, but the hardness of the Abyss Core depends on accumulated mass. Given the same mass, the hardest must be the Star Body.

Ursman asked, "If Star Bones are of the same mass as the Abyss Core, do you think they can maintain their current shape?"

Negris pondered and said, "They should be able to, the Star Body should be able to withstand the mass of the Abyss Core."

Ursman said: "Okay, then what if the mass is ten times larger?"

Negris shook his head thoughtfully: "Probably not, the mass ten times that of the Abyss Core would crush the skeleton, even if the bones didn’t break, the skeleton would be immobile.

The point here is not ten times the mass of the bones, but ten times the mass of the Abyss Core.

Ursman said: "Regardless of whether it can maintain or not, in your cognition, ten times should be the limit that Star Bones can support, which is your cognizance of the Laws of the Void."

"This Rui Plate obviously does not fall under the known Laws of the Void. Either our understanding of the Void is wrong, or it has transcended the limits of the Laws of the Void, something beyond the laws."

Everyone remained silent, not knowing what to say.

This enormous Rui Plate has had an immense impact on everyone, much like ants kept in a jar, thinking themselves the mightiest creatures in the world, suddenly faced with a giant face approaching the ant jar, tossing in a few huge bugs as food.

The worldview collapsed, realizing they hardly knew this Void.

Everyone was collapsing in despair, making the one person who didn’t collapse particularly conspicuous.

Negris turned to look, only to see Ange’s eyes aflame with soul fire, looking not at all despondent, but rather excited.

Negris hurriedly asked, "Ange, did you discover something?"

Ange was so excited, did he find something? Illusion Technique? Or maybe a projection? Only things without mass could possibly appear in such massive volumes here.

Ange tilted his head in confusion, then pointed vigorously at the Rui Plate and said: "Flat, plant things."

Upon hearing this, everyone couldn’t help but cough up blood. So Ange was excited about this, not listening to Ursman’s analysis at all, just thinking about planting things the whole time.

However, for some reason, after hearing Ange’s words, everyone’s minds, battered by a collapsed worldview, steadied somewhat. With such a flat Rui Plate, how much land could be cultivated? How much food could it produce to feed how many people? These were all growth increases.

Calculating this way, a collapsed worldview wasn’t something unacceptable.

Despite all the analysis, the Star Lord’s Chariot did not stop, continuing towards the Rui Plate. After traveling for over ten days, they finally reached one of the hexagonal planes on the Rui Plate.

During these ten days, Ange maintained a state of virtualization, moving at high speed, yet it still took over ten days from seeing the Rui Plate to arriving here, illustrating its sheer vastness.

After approximately measuring the area of the hexagonal plane, Negris couldn’t help but sigh: "Lania is already the largest object I’ve seen, yet one hexagonal plane here can fit hundreds of Lanias, and there are likely tens of thousands of such hexagonal planes visible to us."

The Rui Plate stretched beyond sight, even Ange’s vision couldn’t see the edges. From the direction they came, there were already thousands of such planes, with unknown numbers in other directions.

Thankfully, they had a clear target; otherwise, they wouldn’t know which plane to land on.

Ahead lay their destination, seen through Ange’s vision, a faint Faith Elemental Force floating in that direction.

Approaching further, everyone soon noticed the peculiarity of this hexagonal plane.

At each of the six corners of the hexagonal plane stood six tall, straight peaks, protruding abruptly from the plane, like six reversed iron nails. Every peak might reach tens of millions of meters in height.

Uneven ridges extended from these six peaks, depicting intricate patterns like lines engraved on the ground.

Negris said in shock: "This... is this an array? The entire hexagonal plane is a Ghost Array?"

Anthony nodded: "Indeed, it’s a Ghost Array, and it closely resembles the arrays of the Star Forger, likely sharing a common heritage."

Negris turned to the Star Forger and asked: "Did you learn your Ghost Arrays from here?"

The Star Forger hurriedly shook his head: "No, no, our arrays were painstakingly developed by the Star Forgers of the Ten Thousand Refining Empire, we have nothing to do with the Exotic Ghosts."

Although he wanted to leverage the banner of the Exotic Ghosts, it was evident that Ange’s group held enmity towards them. If caught off-guard by everyone here, he wouldn’t even know where to cry.

Just then, Ange suddenly stopped the Star Lord’s Chariot.

Negris was about to ask what happened, but before he could ask, everyone realized what occurred. The hexagonal plane below began generating a powerful energy reaction, the pattern lines forming the imprints started gradually glowing softly.