bookbashuk Chapter 1582 You are! What! Thing!
Chapter 1582 You are! What! Thing!
Chapter 1582 You are! What! Thing—Ah!
Undead creatures can easily understand information storms, treating them as large-scale soul impacts. However, ordinary creatures find it difficult to comprehend why information can become a storm and how powerful it is.
Before this, Anthony and the others had witnessed a faith storm, but that was directed at the gods. However, a faith storm is formed from a starburst. If it were a complete starburst, it would not only be directed at the gods, but would be a soul-shaking impact that everyone could feel.
The information storm is an enormous, massive, and enormous soul impact—not just twice or twice the size, nor the difference between a king and an ordinary undead, but a divine star, impacting everything with a magnitude exceeding hundreds of billions of times.
In the entire world, apart from the planet itself, no living being's consciousness could withstand an impact of this level.
Moreover, with such intensity, it not only affects the soul and consciousness, but also material things, such as the body, trees, and even mountains and oceans, which will be impacted by it and will strip away all information.
"Deprive all information? What does that have to do with the body, trees, mountains, and seas? Aren't those information?" Negris asked.
At this moment, they were no longer alone in their location; other Starborn had also gathered around, including the Elven Starborn. They listened to Ursman's explanation while trembling under the cover of the void.
Under the raging information storm, only the places covered by the void sky are safe. The closer to the center, the safer the location. At the edge, there will be some information lightning. Once struck by those lightning, any Starborn will definitely explode on the spot.
The location where Negris and the others were situated was the safest, like a shelter. Outside, the wind and rain were raging, but inside, they had the leisure to explain the formation of the storm.
"Isn't it information? Isn't the body information? What is the bloodline inheritance of your dragon race? Is it the bloodline itself?" Ursman asked.
“Uh…” Negri was speechless for a moment.
Bloodline inheritance is of course about passing on bloodlines, but what exactly is bloodline? What's the difference between the bloodline of a dragon and the bloodline of a goblin?
Of course, the information is different. If the information changes, the dragon will grow into something else, so Ulsman's statement is correct.
"What makes a Starborn Starborn? Is it the white crystal within their bodies? What are the differences between the white crystals of different god-stars? Do the white crystals of Starborn Starborn from different god-stars differ?" Ulsman turned to the Starborn listening nearby and asked, "Are there any differences in your white crystals?"
All the Starborn looked at each other, and indeed there was no difference. They were all white crystals, and if they were not processed, the volume of each Starborn's white crystal would be almost the same, whether it was Void-level or Earth-level.
"So what distinguishes them from the white crystals is information. When the information is disrupted, the human body cannot grow normally. It may develop lumps, become deformed, or age prematurely. And the Starborn just explodes directly," Ulsman said.
"What about the mountains and the sea? How will they be affected?" Negris asked.
"Look at those lightning bolts on the edge. They were clearly triggered by the information storm. Will they have any impact when they strike the rocks and seawater?"
At this point, Ulsman said, "And it would be best if it had an impact. If the information storm could penetrate the planes without hindrance, then no consciousness or soul would be able to remain in its path."
Everyone tensed up, understanding the meaning behind Ulsman's words: if rocks and seawater could be affected by the information storm, it meant they could weaken or counteract it, and many lives on the side of the plane facing away from the information storm would be able to survive.
If it remains unaffected, it means the information storm can penetrate dimensions without hindrance. Even if someone hides behind a dimension, they cannot withstand this level of impact and are doomed.
Negris said, "There shouldn't be any other gods on this path, right? We can see Diredis directly."
"Who knows? Normally it shouldn't be like this, but things aren't normal now. Many divine stars have hidden themselves, and nobody knows how many are hiding along this path," the Elven Starborn couldn't help but interject.
"According to my star chart, there are at least three more asteroids in this direction. Hopefully they have moved, otherwise they have already been hit."
Anthony sighed, "Forget about that. At least the Void Canopy is there, blocking some of the information storm. The situation on the later God Star should be much better."
Having said that, Anthony ignored the Starborn, summoned his men, opened the Book of Brass, pointed the pages towards the outside of the sky, and asked Bornfis, "Can you see the information within those information storms?"
Bornfies shook his head: "I can't see the information storm, but I can see the lightning, and there's information in the lightning."
Anthony expressed his understanding, after all, Ang's scales can only be weighed if they are seen.
“What information do you have in those lightning bolts?” Negris asked.
“There are many things, and they’re all very confusing. I’ll just mention what I can understand, like that lightning bolt, which carried the information of a divine star’s 'breathing' over six hundred times,” Bonfis said.
"Breathe?" Everyone was taken aback.
Bornfies said, "It's some kind of swallowing or spitting behavior, which I think is similar to breathing, or like tides?"
"So you need a translator for this kind of appraisal?" Negris asked in surprise.
“Of course, unless we receive it directly with our consciousness, we must translate it, otherwise we will not be able to understand the information from the planet,” Bonfis said.
“That makes sense. It’s like a skeleton telling us it’s falling apart. We might think it’s just exhausted, but actually it really is falling apart,” Negris said.
Everyone looked at each other blankly, and after a long while, Diruni finally said, "That's a really lame joke."
Skipping over that unfunny joke, Anthony asked doubtfully, "If we use our consciousness to receive information, won't we be overwhelmed by the information storm?"
After asking the question, Anthony's heart suddenly skipped a beat, and he subconsciously looked at Ulsman. Ulsman happened to be looking at him as well, with the same look of shock on his face. He had obviously thought of the same question as Anthony.
“I don’t think an adult would use their consciousness to receive this information, would they?” Anthony said.
Ulsman immediately said, "Anyway, just a reminder."
Anthony nodded, immediately calling out to Ang in his mind.
The others were baffled, and Negris said with displeasure, "What kind of riddles are you talking about?"
Ulsman explained, "Bornfies said that unless you receive it consciously, you need to translate it. If adults receive it consciously, they will be overwhelmed by a massive amount of information, and their consciousness may be damaged."
Negris felt a sudden tightness in his chest. How could someone like Ang, who needed someone to translate his speech, possibly not consciously receive information?
Just then, Anthony came to his senses and said, "It's even more vicious than this, but the master was prepared. He originally thought the master was a divine star, and that he would give him a fright."
Just as he finished speaking, the entire void suddenly trembled, the entire void sky shook violently, and countless green lightning bolts erupted at the edges.
Seeing those lightning bolts, Bornfis was shocked and interpreted them as: "They...they all mean one thing: What are you?! Ah!! The emotions are so intense."