"The scorching sun is the 'divine sun'."

The "Sage" ability to tell some additional information without blinking.

He shared it with Ian to increase his intelligence advantage.

"The divine sun is a simple concept of existence, and although it is not really the sun, it occupies the position of the 'sun'."

"There is only one star in this star system, so the stars in the sky are already in a state of destruction!"

It's just horrible.

When reporting this, I didn't blink and even felt like I was dreaming.

Destroying a star wasn't a big deal, but it was just disturbing for him to die in such a strange way.

"Since the Burning Sun Heaven is the 'Divine Sun', it has taken away the position of the Sun of the real universe, this is ...... I can't imagine ......"

Is there a 'position' of the sun?

It's like a joke and doesn't follow a first-come, first-served basis.

Does it mean that if the sun enters another galaxy, as long as there are stars in the galaxy, there is no extra "star position"......

So...... As a celestial body, ...... a star will die?

The horrors of the scorching sun have been presented to them in a way that makes players feel suffocated.

Suspected of being an enemy of the third stage, the 'Divine Sun' and the 'Scourge-like Divine Plague' Sun Heaven, this is definitely not an existence that they can provoke.

But.

They hold the Divine Flame of the Burning Sun Heaven, so the Burning Sun Heaven is chasing them, and they also have a weakness.

They have to grasp it, otherwise ...... I'm afraid today is their time of death!

It is not even a life, it is uncertain about the essence of existence, and it is only known that it is the scorching sun sky of the 'starry sky giant beast', and there is absolutely no "mercy" in human understanding.

It represents an unknown power, and in terms of combat effectiveness, it is already the pinnacle that is difficult for players to touch.

Even natural disasters do not benefit in the slightest.

All the Necromantic Scourge can do is resurrect an endless number of monsters and incinerate them to death under the divine light of the scorching sun.

Only in this way can it delay its survival as long as possible.

The longer it survives, the better the odds will be, and it's doing everything it can to get closer to Ian!

As long as Ian dies, it is equivalent to a natural disaster that has defeated the player, and it can absorb everything Ian has to offer.

In the end, the super natural disaster, which has been fully embraced, came to the fore.

What a scorching day!

In the final analysis, it is just an old starry sky beast, and it is only by virtue of its long existence that it has such a powerful power.

As long as it is allowed to develop as a natural disaster, it can tell all civilizations in the public universe what the real threat looks like.

The onslaught of the Necromancy grows more and more violent.

Ian saw the stitch, but didn't take a step closer to the door.

He couldn't.

"It's just a little distance, but you need to deal with at least a hundred monsters......"

Ian counted the obstacles that stood in his way.

One, ten, hundred......

There seemed to be something even more terrifying, but in the end, they were just threats.

The real horror lies in the scourge of the dead itself.

It was secretly planning something, but Ian wasn't at all surprised.

"What's that, 'vine species'?"

Suddenly, Ian saw a strange situation.

As a monster resurrected by the Necromantic Calamity, some of the monsters look like plants.

They have the name of "vine species" on their heads, as if they are living plants, and they have the feeling of "tree spirits".

Unlike monsters that are about to be incinerated into dry bones, the vine species grow verdant and have a strong vitality.

They can even give their own unused life force to the monsters next to them.

I saw that the green light spread from their vines to the monsters, and the monsters' health increased rapidly.

What's more, the increase has far exceeded Ian's imagination.

"Big man, those things themselves are demonized plants, and they should be the power of natural disasters."

Arriving without blinking, he is also hunted down by monsters and has to ask Ian for help.

On the way out, he was attacked by the monster, but he also cut off a vineman, and the green juice was exposed from the vineman's wound.

He rubbed the juice on his wound without blinking, and was not afraid of infection once he was not afraid, he explained:

"These things can be seen as the water of life of plants, and strictly speaking, the vine species is not evil."

Does the Scourge have this kind of power?

Ian frowned.

It seems that the vine species is the ability of the necromantic calamity.

It turns plants into monsters and manipulates them to heal real monsters.

The vine species do not possess advanced combat power, and they are not proficient in combat at all.

But in terms of healing, it is unbelievably strong, and it can even be called a "blood bank with infinite blood regeneration".

Ian saw that the feet of some of the vines were plant-like, and they pierced deep into the ground, as if absorbing what was inside.

"Desert Planet...... Behemoth...... Vine Seed ......"

Is it possible?

Ian suddenly realized something.

Hell, this planet under their feet was not a desert before!

On the contrary, this planet used to be an absolute oasis of life, with plants growing in it, rich nature, and countless creatures surviving.

It is precisely because of this that the vine species can directly absorb the vitality from the leylines, and they are not short of resources at all!

And the reason why the giant beast can grow so tall is that even the skeleton of the time obscures the sky.

Isn't this "Jurassic"?

The living planet of ancient times lost its vitality under the divine illumination of the scorching sun.

But in the hierarchy deep underground, the vitality of the once living planet has been retained.

Perhaps waiting for the scorching sun to leave, the planet will no longer be suppressed by the divine realm and affected by the scorching divine irradiation.

This planet can still make a comeback and come back to life.

But at this moment, this only remaining upgrade has become the treasure of the necromantic scourge!

"It's the last chance to survive to keep yourself alive!"

Ian gritted his teeth.

The way the Necromantic Scourge existed was too disgusting for him to accept!

Strictly speaking, today's necromantic plague is completely sucking the blood of the dead!

Those 'vine species' are the resources that overdraw their future rebirth, continuing the short-lived existence of the present.

They would never do such a thing, and it was the necromancy that controlled them, which led to the mutations.

The bright red mutation represents the last chance to survive on a dead planet, and the unwillingness to slowly lose is formed!

However, Ian doesn't care too much about planets.

He was angry about another thing.

If they continue like this, they haven't left this planet, and the planet that is a foothold will self-destruct!

On one side, the will of the scorching sun descends, causing the stars to self-destruct,

On the other hand, it turned out to be the Necromantic Scourge who forcibly stole resources, leading to the destruction of the planet!

(End of chapter)