The Undead find it relatively easy to understand an Information Storm, likening it to a massive Soul Impact. However, ordinary creatures struggle to comprehend it. Why can information form a storm, and how powerful is it?

Before this, Anthony and the others had witnessed a Faith Storm, but that was targeted at the Gods. However, the Faith Storm evolved from a Star Burst; if it was a complete Star Burst, it would not only target the Gods but manifest as a Soul Impact that everyone could feel.

The Information Storm, however, is an unbelievably enormous Soul Impact—not merely one or two times larger, nor just the difference between a Monarch and ordinary Undead, but like a God Star, with power exceeding hundreds of billions, impacting everything in its path.

In the entire world, besides the God Star itself, no creature’s consciousness can withstand an impact of this magnitude.

And the strength is so high that it not only impacts the soul and consciousness, but even matters such as bodies, trees, and even mountains and seas will be affected by it as it deprives all information.

"Depriving all information? What does that have to do with bodies, trees, mountains, and seas? Aren’t they not information?" Negris asked.

At this moment, they were no longer alone; other Star Descendants had gathered around, including the Elf Star Descendants, shivering under the shelter of the Void Sky Curtain while listening to Ursman’s explanation.

In the face of the violently rampant Information Storm, only places shielded by the Void Sky Curtain are safe. The closer to the center, the safer it is, while the edges might produce some informational Lightning. If those Lightning struck a Star Descendant, they would surely explode on the spot.

The position where Negris and the others were situated was the safest, like a refuge amidst a tempest, where discussions of storm formation could still occur leisurely inside.

"Isn’t it information? Aren’t bodies information? What does the bloodline of the Giant Dragon Clan pass on? Is it the bloodline?" Ursman asked.

"Uh..." Negris was momentarily speechless.

The bloodline inheritance certainly refers to the bloodline itself, but what is a bloodline? How is the dragon’s bloodline different from that of a goblin?

Of course, the difference lies in the information within. If the information changes, then dragons could grow into something else, so Ursman’s statement is valid.

"What makes a Star Descendant a Star Descendant? Is it relying on the White Crystal within? What’s different about the White Crystals of different God Stars? Is there any difference between the White Crystals possessed by different God Stars’ Star Descendants?" Ursman turned to the nearby listening Star Descendants and asked, "Is there any difference in your White Crystals?"

All the Star Descendants looked at each other, indeed finding no difference. They were all White Crystals, and without processing, the volume of each Star Descendant’s White Crystal didn’t differ much, regardless of whether they were Void-level or Earth Level.

"So what distinguishes their White Crystals is information. When information is overwhelmed, a person’s body can’t grow normally, possibly growing tumors, deformities, or aging, while Star Descendants could just explode directly." Ursman continued.

"Then what about mountains and seas? How would they be affected?" Negris asked.

"Look at the Lightning at the edges. They are obviously triggered by the Information Storm. Would they not have an impact when striking rock or seawater?"

Speaking to this, Ursman stated, "And it’s best if they have an effect. If an Information Storm can penetrate the plane unrestrictedly, then in its path, no consciousness or soul could survive."

Everyone felt a tightening in their hearts, understanding Ursman’s implications. If rocks and seawater are affected by the Information Storm, it indicates they can weaken or neutralize it, meaning many lives on the side of the plane not facing the storm could survive.

If they’re not affected, it means the Information Storm could penetrate the plane unimpeded, and even hiding behind the plane, enduring such a level of impact is impossible, leading to certain death.

Negris said, "There shouldn’t be any other God Stars on this path, right? We can all directly see Dis."

"Who knows? Under normal circumstances, there shouldn’t be, but it’s not a normal situation now. Many God Stars have hidden themselves, and nobody knows how many are hiding on this path." An Elf Star Descendant interjected:

"According to my Star Map, there are at least three God Stars in this direction. Let’s hope they have moved; otherwise, they might have already been blasted apart."

Anthony sighed, "Forget it, let’s not talk about this. At least with the Void Sky Curtain in place, part of the Information Storm is blocked, so the God Stars behind should be much better off."

After speaking, Anthony no longer paid attention to the Star Descendants. Gathering his people, he opened the Bronze Book, directed the pages towards the outside of the curtain, and asked Borneffis, "Can you see the information within those Information Storms?"

Borneffis shook his head, "I can’t see the Information Storm, but I can see those Lightning. The Lightning contains information."

Anthony understood, as even Ange’s Ring of Balance had to see to weigh.

"What information is in those Lightning?" Negris asked.

"A lot, and it’s chaotic. Let me pick what I can understand, like that Lightning, carrying the information of a God Star’s six hundred-plus ’breaths’." Borneffis said.

"Breaths?" Everyone was momentarily stunned.

Borneffis explained, "It’s akin to a kind of inhaling and exhaling action, which I find quite similar to breathing, or perhaps it’s more akin to a tide?"

"So your identification process includes a translation?" Negris remarked in surprise.

"Certainly, unless we use consciousness to receive it directly, translation is necessary; otherwise, we can’t comprehend the information from the God Stars," Borneffis replied.

"Makes sense, like when a skeleton tells us it’s about to fall apart, and we might think it’s exhausted, but it might actually be about to fall apart," Negris said.

Everyone exchanged glances. After a long while, Tyrone said, "That joke is really cold."

Ignoring the unfunny cold joke, Anthony questioned, "Wouldn’t using consciousness to receive it be overwhelmed by the Information Storm?"

Upon asking this, Anthony’s heart suddenly skipped a beat. He instinctively looked at Ursman, who happened to be looking at him with the same alarmed expression, clearly considering the same issue.

"The Master wouldn’t use consciousness to receive it, right?" Anthony asked.

Ursman immediately replied, "Regardless, remind him just in case."

Anthony nodded, immediately calling Ange in his heart.

The others were baffled, and Negris complained, "What kind of game are you playing?"

Ursman explained, "Borneffis mentioned that unless using consciousness to receive it directly, translation is required. If the Master uses consciousness to receive it, he will face an overwhelming amount of informational impact, potentially harming his consciousness."

Negris’s heart tightened instantly. How could Ange, with a tendency to require translation even for speaking, not use consciousness to receive information?

Just then, Anthony came back to his senses and said, "It’s more vicious than that, but the Master was prepared. Originally, he thought the Master was a God Star and was greatly startled by it."

As soon as this was mentioned, the entire Void suddenly trembled, the entire Void Sky Curtain shaking violently, with countless green Lightning erupting at the edges.

Seeing those Lightning, Borneffis was shocked and interpreted, "All... they’re all saying: What are you? Ah!! The emotion is very intense."