Foreign Land Reclamation By a Vegetable-growing Skeleton

Chapter 1577: Chapter 1138: Killing the Mourning Undead Soldiers with One Strike

In a concealed spot near the Teleportation Array, Negris muttered furiously: “It’s not like the Teleportation Array was activated at all. That Dead Skull was clearly aiming for this stage from the beginning; as long as it could ‘pollinate,’ that’s all it wanted. How infuriating. I was even wondering why it was acting so enthusiastic.”

Anthony, however, seemed quite understanding: “It’s perfectly normal. Reviving a Primordial God isn’t so easy. Reaching this stage already counts as significant progress.”

“Not easy? Maybe for others, but not necessarily for him. Didn’t you see him peel off a piece of Ketika Luti’s skin? He’s clearly plotting something. Perhaps he wants to undergo some transformation himself,” Negris remarked.

The Time-Space Ancient Dragon among the Primordial Gods was something Ange forcibly formed from a Giant Dragon Scale by using the Druid’s Ultimate Transformation Technique.

Since the Dragon Clan passes down heritage through bloodlines, after transforming into the Dragon God, Ange naturally inherited the Dragon God’s legacy, mastering numerous Giant Dragon abilities that even Negris hadn’t grasped. These abilities, in turn, boosted Ange’s strength, allowing him to evolve toward a higher-tier Time-Space Ancient Dragon beyond the Dragon God.

And to think, it all began with a single Dragon Scale. Now Ange had peeled off a piece of skin—who knows what he might transform into this time?

“If it really is a Primordial God, then that would be the eighth type of Origin Power. What could the eighth type of Origin Power possibly be?” Anthony mused aloud.

“You’d have to ask Ange. Otherwise, who could know? Those things don’t count as knowledge,” Negris responded. Knowledge, after all, requires someone to summarize and record it to become knowledge. The Void Origin is limited to just a handful, and no one’s going to summarize it for you.

When it comes to matters of Origin, if Ange says it is, then it is—if he says it isn’t, then it isn’t. The rest of them can’t even perceive the power of Origin.