What did it mean to make a living person appear out of thin air?
This was what it meant to make a living person appear out of thin air.
Time rewound to a few seconds earlier. After Angel handed the newly prepared liter of "Starry Sky" to Star Worm, Star Worm did not hesitate in the slightest. He directly extended a pitch-black finger into the cup of water.
The next second, the "Starry Sky" in the cup began to boil. In an instant, it turned into a pitch-black curtain that wrapped Star Worm from head to toe.
Then, beneath everyone's astonished and doubtful gazes.
The black curtain draped around Star Worm slowly began to fade away.
Like a snake shedding its skin, or like someone washing away the dust and finery to reveal their true face beneath.
The moment the black gauze completely vanished, Star Worm finally revealed his new "skin."
A cap bearing a dark-blue golden badge sat atop his head, and he wore a matching dark-blue uniform edged in white. Perhaps because of the uniform, his shoulders looked broad and straight.
A finely woven golden aiguillette extended from beneath his epaulets to the pocket on his chest, and attached to it was a pure white cloak.
He was adorned with a full set of golden accessories, and even his leather boots gleamed brightly.
If one ignored his face, he was entirely a tall, handsome man in uniform.
Of course, if one looked at his face, it became rather strange. Star Worm's face was still a pitch-black, mysterious sea of stars.
Perhaps Star Worm noticed that everyone was staring at his face. He pondered for a moment, then raised a white-gloved hand and covered his features.
The black sea of stars beneath the white glove began to shift rapidly.