Of course, the plan of running off with the planet had its flaws. There was no telling whether the Celestials knew the way. If he took Xient Star and ran, only for the pursuers to get lost, that would be rather awkward.
There was another issue as well. The Creator Lord team was too small. After being lured into the Beyond Realm, whether they could contact One Above All for reinforcements was another matter altogether.
But since Su Ming had thought of using this method, he naturally had a way to solve the problem: "Bread Crumbs."
This tactic came from "Grimm's Fairy Tales." The original story was about a brother and sister whose parents intended to abandon them, but the brother scattered bread crumbs along the way and later followed their trail home.
Su Ming's current plan was to leave behind fragments of the Dark Celestials, like bread crumbs guiding the Creator Lords through a dark forest, leading them into the "Wonder House" in the end.
He teleported back into space. Strangle was still carrying another Dark Celestial as backup bread, one they had casually dug up just now.
First, he broke off a finger and tossed it aside. That was the starting point.
However, a finger over a hundred meters long still looked rather small in the universe. Worried that the Colored Celestials might fail to find it, Su Ming took out some glow-in-the-dark paint, drew an arrow on the finger, and wrote:
"Xient Star, 36 million AU."
The distance was obviously made up, but that did not matter. With a directional marker and "bread crumbs" as proof, the Creator Lords would follow, all the way into the Beyond Realm.
By then, even if they all died, the One Above All would send someone to investigate along this route