The game has become a real alternate world-Chapter 945 - 627: Entering the Abyss

Tower of Trial, Central Secret Area.

A narrow crevice slowly emerged in the central space, its fiery orange-red fissures gradually cracking, spreading countless fractures around.

However, there was none of the typical sound of shattering glass; everything remained silent.

The crevice slowly opened, its orange-red aura gushing forth, filling the entire space.

Immediately, a thick scent of sulfur saturated the air, a unique odor from the Abyss.

Scorching heat surged from within the crevice, subtly distorting the surrounding air.

Looking towards the crevice, it revealed an expanse of fiery orange-red land, where the oppressive heat warped and transformed everything.

The barren land stood desolate, filled with only rugged stones and soil, with numerous peculiar rocks towering amidst them, their sharp edges seemingly crafted intentionally.

Everything appeared chaotic and disorderly, embodying the essence of chaos.

"Is this the Abyss?" The Undead Dragon curiously stretched her head forward, peering inside the crevice.

Though she was a dragon of the Star Realm, she had never truly left this world, and by the time she was powerful enough, she was unable to break free.

Despite having related memories from her lineage, seeing the scene firsthand was still quite different from those memories.

"Desolate, chaotic, scorching, and that irritating smell of sulfur; yes, this is the Abyss," the Undead Dragon muttered to herself.

Then she puzzledly inquired, "Isn't it said that whenever a portal from the Abyss to other worlds appears, hordes of demons rush through?"

In a way, this is a fundamental rule of the Abyss, symbolizing chaos intruding upon order.

Sometimes, spatial fissures or peculiar teleportation gates could inadvertently connect to the Abyss.

When such situations arise, they often spell doom for the world in question, and in the entire Star Realm, such events frequently occur.

Unique rules and mechanisms alert demons to outgoing information, driving their explosive and chaotic nature towards spatial fissures, to invade other worlds and spread the consuming will of the Abyss.

"I've already mentioned, this crevice was opened unilaterally from our side; they can't see or sense this teleportation gate on the other side," Kana explained.

"Is there such technology?" The Undead Dragon's face was filled with confusion. Throughout the Star Realm, the Abyss undoubtedly possessed the most skilled teleportation gate technology.

After all, for the Abyss, opening teleportation gates is the key means of invading other worlds, so unquestionably, their technology in this area is top-notch.

"Certainly, you're witnessing it now, aren't you? Don't underestimate the power of the Stone of Creation," Kana reminded.

In fact, the utilization of the Stone of Creation in this world has continuously evolved, yet until he arrived here, this capability hadn't been fully realized.

Essentially, some wishes expressed through the Stone of Creation actually mimic or steal from other worlds.

Especially those unclear wishes; although the world has a will, it can't genuinely create or contemplate, so it's unrealistic. Therefore, the world extracts target information from the Star Realm that aligns with the wish and imposes it upon the wisher.

This is why diverse races often find corresponding templates within the Star Realm. As long as one possesses comprehensive technology and organizes a feasible procedure, they can wish for things not present in the Star Realm.

There's no need for detailed technical specifics, just a well-rounded concept in the mind suffices.

Just like the initial concept of datafication, how datafication would be implemented, its purpose, the functions it would possess upon realization, and its advantages and disadvantages—these were naturally engraved in Kana's mind, a result of playing numerous games.

With such a mindset, special wishes can be realized, as it is with teleportation gate technology.

However, this one-way teleportation gate technology wasn't directly created by Kana using the Stone of Creation but rather was knowledge obtained unconsciously by a researcher dedicated to space studies, whose body bore a Stone of Creation.

This explains why Night Watchers' teleportation gate technology continues to advance.

"Alright, I'm ready to go inside. Keep an eye on the surroundings for me," Kana said.

The Undead Dragon nodded, then lay down in front of the teleportation gate.

Kana walked into the crevice confidently. As soon as he stepped inside, he felt an invisible pressure from his surroundings.

"Is this the will of the Abyss?" Kana pondered. Undeniably, this pressure stemmed from the will of the Abyss, yet it didn't restrict Kana's power or any other aspect.

After all, this is the Abyss, a place of chaos and disorder. Usually, only other worlds suppress Abyssal creatures; there's no reason for the Abyss to suppress other beings.

With Kana's Level 14 strength, although he couldn't rampage unhindered in the Abyss, as long as he didn't actively seek trouble, he was generally safe.

"I can't figure out which layer of the Abyss this is," Kana whispered to himself. The Abyss has multiple barren, scorching layers, so environments like these are quite common.

"Finding a local and asking will solve it," Kana mused, boldly striding across the red land.

His audacious behavior quickly drew the attention of nearby demons.

Suddenly, space tore open, and a figure burst from the fissure as if flashing, wielding a black serrated greatsword, slashing fiercely towards Kana's back.

"Clang!"

At some point, the [Frost Lord] appeared behind Kana, its blade automatically sprung out, clashing heavily with the opponent's greatsword.

The extreme Frost Power rapidly spread from the point of impact onto the opponent's weapon, and continued down their hands.

The massive demon, standing three meters tall, instantly felt the discomfort brought by the ice, hurriedly releasing its grip to abandon the weapon.

Subsequently, its wings expanded from its back, it took flight, silently launching another attack. A barrage of molten rock balls was hurled from its hands, raining towards Kana.

With a fluctuation of magic power, a transparent magic barrier instantaneously appeared behind Kana, blocking all attacks.

Kana turned to look at the demon in the sky. This was a Great Demon, indeed, a quintessentially strong presence of the Abyss.

It excelled in hurling molten rock balls, possessed flight abilities, was formidable in melee combat, and also mastered the flash skill—classic characteristics of Great Demons.

In the ranks of Abyssal invasions of other worlds, they are the true backbone, often possessing Level Ten strength. In fact, in the Tower of Trial's Level Ten area, the most frequently appearing creature is the Great Demon.

Their array of black weapons, now extensively equipped by Night Watchers, are classic tools of Great Demons. Although they don't boast many special functions, they are heavy, sharp, resilient, and solid, capable of being used as shields.

Unexpectedly, on his first venture into the Abyss, the first attack launched against him came from such a demon.

Kana raised his hand with a slight clench, as silver chains inexplicably flew from behind him, instantly binding the demon in the sky.

The unbalanced demon fell from the sky, crashing heavily onto the ground, then an unseen force dragged it to Kana's feet.