Beyond the Fragmented Star System, in the distant void, Liang Ji continued moving stars over from the surrounding void and star systems, arranging a Star Formation.
He wanted to use the time while his low- and mid-tier Vassals slowly swept through the Fragmented Star System to study the arrangement of Star Formations in greater depth.
He wanted to see whether he could use his own power to move stars through the void, arrange them into a star system, and set up a Star Chart Great Formation.
If he succeeded, it would undoubtedly be a great help when he later refined the void and arranged a formation for his Natal Star's star system.
Before long, though, Liang Ji helplessly discovered a fact.
To move stars and arrange a star system from scratch, he had to have a star at its center.
Without a star to hold them in place, he could move at most eight stars and arrange them into a formation. Once their number exceeded eight and reached nine, the stars gathered together would slip out of his control. They would either attract one another and collide, or prove impossible to link into a formation, breaking free of his arrangement and flying into the depths of the void.
"As expected, a star is the key, the core of a star system!"
Once again, Liang Ji tried to move nine stars and arrange them into a formation, only for the ninth to slip from his grasp and flee. Forced to abandon the attempt, he gained a new understanding.
"Then should I begin the void refinement and formation arrangement for my Natal Star's star system with its star, too?"
Liang Ji hesitated.
The Star Alliance naturally had traditions for void refinement and formation arrangement, and Liang Ji had studied them. The ordinary,