LRAB Chapter 1453 1 Pool of Restricted Small Fireman Corpse
Chapter 1453 1 Pool of Restricted Small Fireman Corpse
Chapter 1453 A Pool of Restricted Small Fireman Corpses
What could have made the all-knowing god of knowledge exclaim that he had struck it rich? It certainly wasn't gold or magic crystals, nor even the shiny things that dragons love to collect, but rather white crystals and starfire crystals scattered all over the ground.
Everyone's attention was drawn to the cave filled with white crystals and starfire crystals: "So many? How many Starborn can this cultivate?"
The cave was a huge space, large enough for the old vines and the puppet snakes to squeeze through. At the entrance was a small mountain of white crystal, and behind the white crystal mountain was a smaller mountain of starfire crystals. These two piles alone were enough to dazzle everyone.
"How many white crystals are there here? There must be hundreds of millions, right? Why does the Guman Snake store so many white crystals here? Why not use them to incubate Starborn?" Negris asked, puzzled.
Anthony said, "Because hatching Starborn is meaningless to it. The life force of Starborn is used to nourish the Tree of Worlds. If the Tree of Worlds grows too fast, it may be difficult to control. Therefore, it consciously controls the number of Starborn and limits the amount of life force."
“That makes sense. That’s why it carelessly detonated all the Starborn. For it, hundreds of thousands of Starborn can be easily cultivated, wiped out, and then another batch can be cultivated.” Ulsman agreed with Anthony’s speculation.
"Then why did it collect all the white crystals here? Wouldn't it have been better to leave them where they were?" Negris asked.
“They’re probably afraid it will hatch on the spot. Now there’s a bunch of white crystals left to hatch, and if they’re not collected, Olli will steal them,” Anthony said.
After some discussion, everyone agreed that the Guman Snake had piled up the white crystals here in order to control the number of Starborn.
"What about these Starfire Crystals? It's impossible that they were all taken from the Forbidden Little Firemen, right? There are too many of them. Even a hundred Forbidden Little Firemen couldn't have taken this many," Negris said, looking at the pile of Starfire Crystals.
Anthony and Ulsman exchanged a glance, and Ulsman said, "They probably got them from two hundred forbidden firemen."
Negris paused for a moment, then asked, "What do you mean?"
Anthony said, "There may be more than one forbidden fire elemental, there may be hundreds of them. The ancient manta ray has been plundering the power of star flame from the fire elementals for millions of years, and hundreds of fire elementals have died."
Negris's eyes widened suddenly: "Hundreds? There might already be hundreds of Star Spirits like the Fire Spirits that were forbidden?"
The forbidden little fireman is more mature than the little fireman. Its language ability and experience are far richer than the little fireman's. It is obviously an individual that has lived for a long time, but it doesn't know exactly how long it has lived.
Long-lived species like them have a very weak understanding of time. Humans can perceive hours, but can they perceive milliseconds?
Three to five hundred years is as insignificant as milliseconds to a celestial body.
However, despite this, the time that the forbidden little fireman could perceive was still too short compared to the ancient serpent and the myriad world divine tree. Before it had any memories, was there any other divine star soul here?
It now appears that not only did they exist, but there were quite a few of them. However, they had all been looted, leaving only this small mountain of Starfire Crystals in front of us.
"In other words, if we don't save the Little Fireman from the seal, it will be like the previous Star Soul, having all its power exhausted and dissipating, and then the Star will give birth to a new Star Soul, which is the Little Fireman?" Negris asked.
Anthony nodded.
Looking at those starfire crystals, Negris suddenly sighed, "This planet feels so cruel."
"Huh? Why do you say that?" Anthony was taken aback. Why would he have such a feeling out of nowhere? The planet God has no consciousness, so what's so cruel about it?
"The Forbidden Little Fireman is actually a rather cute little guy, right? Although it looks fierce, that's just an act. But the God Star has conceived hundreds of them, one after another, just to hatch the God Star. The Guman Snake kills one, and it conceives a new one, continuing to this day. Isn't that cruel?" Negris asked.
"Well, if you count it that way, then the Wind of Rest is even more cruel. It constantly breeds immortal souls, which become skeletons, zombies, and spirits, devouring each other to grow stronger. The bodies of those whose souls are devoured remain in place, waiting for new souls. Isn't that even more cruel?" Anthony said irritably. Why did this little fat dragon suddenly become so sentimental?
“Uh, I guess so.” Negris realized what was happening and said somewhat awkwardly, “I’ve lost my composure. We dragons tend to lose our composure when we see shiny things.”
Ursman asked doubtfully, "I've heard similar rumors. Is it really true? Can dragons really be seduced by glittering things and become evil and cruel?"
“Of course not, it’s just that we dragons are so big, we’re fifty meters tall from head to toe. If it weren’t for something shiny, we wouldn’t be able to see us at all,” Negris said.
"So that's how it is. So dragons have poor eyesight." Ursman suddenly realized.
"What do you mean by bad eyesight? It's just that your human things are too small!" Negris retorted angrily.
“Birds can see things clearly from hundreds of meters in the air, but you can’t see clearly from fifty meters away. What else is that if not eyesight?” Ulsman said.
Just as they were arguing about whether the dragon had poor eyesight, the king's voice came from deep within the cave: "Come and see for yourselves."
Clearly, the king had discovered something. Following his voice, everyone flew deeper into the cave and soon arrived at a large pool filled with bright red lava.
"What is this? Lava? What's so interesting about lava? There's lava everywhere outside." Negris glanced at it a few times but couldn't figure it out.
Heathrow and Durocken quickly noticed the problem. Durocken even reached out and scooped up some lava, exclaiming in surprise, "It's not hot, it's cool, it's not lava."
Everyone scooped up a little and found that it wasn't hot at all, probably only a couple hundred degrees Celsius. But the ambient temperature here was already over a thousand degrees Celsius, so lava that was only a couple hundred degrees Celsius was practically ice.
"What is this?" After studying it for a while, no one could figure out what it was, so they looked at Ang.
Ang said, "The corpse."
Thinking of the Starfire Crystals outside, Negris's first thought was: "The corpse of the Restricted Little Fireman?"
Ang nodded, then bent over, opened his mouth wide, and silently shouted.
Not long after, the little angel, carrying the forbidden fire spirit, flapped its large wings and rushed in like a giant moth.