"When the Exotic Ghost killed my main star, it got slightly injured itself, and this is the Ghost Fragment it dropped. I used this fragment as a foundation to create a body. However, although the body has been created, I can’t fuse consciousness into it," Luomu Luo’er pointed to that invisible shadow and said.

Everyone curiously gathered around to observe closely, but they couldn’t see anything. It was a non-existent shadow, whether viewed, touched, or even probed with spatial means; it simply didn’t exist, not even occupying space.

"If this thing were merely invisible, it would still occupy some space. But now, after I scanned it with spatial measurement techniques, no space is found to be occupied," Xisluo said.

They were all able to project this far thanks to Ange and Luomu Luo’er; once Ange and Luomu Luo’er retreated, they all retreated together.

Ursman also said, "Even the Dimensional Space shows no signs of being occupied. It doesn’t exist. If it weren’t in the black fog, none of us would even detect its presence; no wonder it’s called a ghost, it simply doesn’t exist."

The black fog is disturbed by the shadow, slowing a little with every passage, revealing its outline slightly. But if not within the black fog, most people cannot perceive its presence.

"Tell us the specifics, how did that Exotic Ghost kill your main star?" Anthony turned to Luomu Luo’er and asked.

Luomu Luo’er replied, "I don’t know either. At that time, I was in the Land of the Infinity and happened to be captured by you. Only when you released me did I discover that the main star had already dissipated."

Since going in and out of the Land of the Infinity, Luomu Luo’er had no conscious connection with the main star nor with Ange.

"How did they fight? What ability did the Exotic Ghost use to kill a God Star? Do you know any of this?" Anthony questioned.

"If it weren’t for discovering this Ghost Fragment, I wouldn’t even know the main star was killed by the Exotic Ghost; where would I find out?" Luomu Luo’er said irritably.

"There are no memory fragments or battlefield traces?" Anthony asked.

"That’s the most mysterious aspect of the Exotic Ghost; it kills God Stars, and their consciousness disappears without a trace, but the body is perfectly preserved. It seems that its attack targets only the Star Soul of the God Star," said Luomu Luo’er.

Everyone was puzzled, targeting the Star Soul? Leaving no memory fragments at all, it involves more than mere killing; it’s about cleanup and erasure as well.

Even if the God Star’s soul is shattered, without a deliberate cleanup, there would definitely be scattered Star Soul fragments everywhere. Only with a thorough cleanup would there be such a pristine result.

"Could it be that the Exotic Ghost is a creature that feeds on the consciousness of God Stars? No wonder it’s called a ghost," Xisluo murmured.

Anthony looked at Ange and noticed he was already focused on examining the Ghost Fragment, then turned to Luomu Luo’er and said, "So your current issue is that you can’t fuse with it, right?"

Luomu Luo’er said, "Yes, I can’t find the reason. It seems to be severing my consciousness, I’ve adjusted many times but still can’t fuse with it."

"What do you mean by creating a body? What was the original state of this fragment? What did you do to it?" Anthony asked.

Luomu Luo’er said, "When I first discovered it, it was just an unstable fragment, liable to disappear at any moment. I filled it with black fog to stabilize it, as black fog can serve as a foundation for bearing consciousness, so I thought to use it as a body."

Just as he said this, Ange suddenly extended his hand and extracted all the black fog from the fragment.

The shadow, originally seemingly non-existent, began to flicker once the black fog was removed, as if it might disappear at any moment.

Luomu Luo’er anxiously watched the flickering black fog and repeatedly said, "Don’t do this, it’ll disappear; quickly fill it with something to stabilize it."

Others also grew nervous; a fragment of the Exotic Ghost was a rare find. So many God Stars fell to the Exotic Ghost, yet no one had heard of a Ghost Fragment dropping, now that they’ve finally encountered one, they couldn’t afford to lose it.

However, Ange shook his head, "It is, like this, more stable."

Everyone was momentarily dumbfounded. More stable like this? Just now, its motionless state seemed non-existent; yet now with such flickering instability, this is more stable?

This defied intuition; however, aside from Luomu Luo’er, the others firmly trusted Ange, and hearing him say this reassured them.

With all the black fog removed, Ange intently watched the flickering Ghost Fragment, slowly raising his hand, seemingly waiting for something.

Seeing this, the others also quieted down.

After a long while, Ange suddenly snatched his hand forward—the Goddess of Beauty Fist.

The Ghost Fragment flickered into its current shape, but was suddenly caught into a phantom by the Goddess of Beauty Fist, instantly fixed into this shape and held by Ange.

The Ghost Fragment continued to flicker, constantly changing shape, but as it flickered, it suddenly snapped back into the shape of the phantom Ange had grasped, then changed direction to continue flickering, flickering for a while before reverting to the phantom shape again. 𝒻𝓇𝑒𝘦𝘸𝑒𝒷𝓃ℴ𝑣𝘦𝑙.𝒸ℴ𝘮

Seeing this, everyone seemed to understand a bit, and Ursman said, "The lord seems to have captured some state of it, forming a reference point, so no matter how it changes, it ultimately returns to the form of the reference point."

Negris also nodded, puzzled, saying, "What exactly is this thing? Why does it feel like it has many forms?"

Nobody responded to him, as no one knew what it was, not even Luomu Luo’er; everyone watched Ange’s actions in silence.

After pulling out the phantom, Ange inscribed an awareness imprint on it, and suddenly the imprint seemed to come alive, beginning to absorb the surrounding black fog.

As the black fog entered the shadow fragment, before long, the shadow fragment split, turning from one fragment into two.

The two fragments fused back with a snap, beginning to flicker—sometimes taking the form of one fragment, other times the other, as though the two split fragments were stacked but retained their individuality.

As it flickered like this, it continued to absorb the black fog, and before long, it split again, then stacked, continually growing larger this way.

Negris couldn’t help but turn to Luomu Luo’er and said, "See, this is the correct method to absorb increment and grow the fragment. Your earlier method just blocked the Ghost Fragment, turning it into a dead object."

Luomu Luo’er couldn’t help but nod, feeling exceedingly dispirited, realizing that despite studying the Ghost Fragment for so long, his understanding of it was no better than Ange’s handling in these ten-some minutes.