Star Tower

Star Tower is the nine-story, nine-light-year tower that anchors an outer-region battlefield before recognizing Luo Feng. Its apparent roles as an immovable battlefield, palace, soul defense, and sealing weapon are parts of a much larger design: Sitting Mountain Guest finally reveals it to be a Godly King weapon he forged, altered when a trace of golden light merged into it. (Chapters 864–886 and 1486)

History

Immovable battlefield

Long before Luo Feng arrives, Star Tower absorbs cosmic energy through nine surrounding nebula whirlpools. The four pinnacle races cannot move or damage it, so its countless forbidden spaces become a dangerous battlefield for hundreds of thousands of undying warriors. Sealed stars occasionally emerge from the structure, drawing competitors who hope to claim a sealing treasure. (Chapters 864–874)

Six-thousand-year recognition

Luo Feng feels the tower calling but cannot make its exterior respond. Pu Ti brings him to the hidden inheritance and explains that two earlier Earth candidates died attempting recognition. The Tower Pearl must fuse with Luo Feng's soul; the ordeal lasts roughly six thousand years and threatens his shared life core before he succeeds. Sitting Mountain Guest then acknowledges him as disciple and teaches him basic control of the tower and its internal treasures. (Chapters 865 and 878–887)

Palace, prison, and wartime anchor

As Luo Feng grows, he shrinks Star Tower for travel, shelters allies inside it, drives it as a ram or shuttle, and uses its sealed spaces to imprison opponents. Its defense and soul protection repeatedly let him survive attacks that would destroy lesser palace treasures. Higher engravings unlock stronger sealing and domain techniques, including Whirlpool World, while demanding correspondingly greater power. (Chapters 1039–1059, 1163–1229, 1308–1317, and 1430–1479)

Godly King revelation and reincarnation

The World of Jin can recognize that only a Godly King could forge the tower but cannot identify its maker. In the reincarnation portal, Sitting Mountain Guest discloses his identity as the Godly King of Jin and confirms that he forged Star Tower; golden light transformed it into a Godly King weapon. Luo Feng uses it as the lead vessel through the portal, and it disappears with him into the Land of Origin. (Chapters 1452–1453 and 1486)

Abilities and properties

• The tower changes from nine light years tall to particle scale without shrinking its internal spaces. Its nine whirlpools continuously replenish the enormous energy needed by the full structure. (Chapters 864, 885, and 1171)
• Sealing is its primary function. Forbidden spaces, sealed stars, and Tower Pearl work together to restrain and imprison targets; attack, piercing, and defense are described as secondary functions. (Chapters 868–874 and 886)
• It is an exceptional palace and soul defense. Even mass Sector Beast attacks cannot break it, but its owner must still supply power and unlock engravings to use offensive and domain functions. (Chapters 1308–1317 and 1464)
• It contains nine levels with three techniques each. Ordinarily levels one–two are usable below True God, three–four at True God, five–six at Void True God, seven at Eternal True God, eight at the holy level, and nine at Godly King. (Chapter 1486)
• Recognition is itself a severe limit: failure kills the candidate, and greater soul strength makes fusion more painful. Possession without successful Tower Pearl fusion does not confer ownership. (Chapters 878–886)

Ownership and custody