Any conscious individual objectively possessed reason, which also served as an important "limiter."
Even primitive individuals who had never received any education
would inevitably use reason to "restrict" their thoughts and actions at critical moments of life and death.
Such restrictions could effectively avoid death, reduce the risk of injury, and greatly increase the chances of survival.
And what it primarily restricted
was the madness that existed in the deepest, most fundamental part of every individual.
What was madness?
Many people attributed it to the unrestrained release of Primal Desires,
but such a definition was far too narrow.
Although much madness was expressed through the "release of desires," true madness stood far above that.
When an individual's actions, or the mental activity occurring within their brain, entered a state of "complete disorder,"
where no process, rule, or rational analysis could predict it,
only then could it be considered true madness.
Among the Otherworlders, it was called "chaos."
Of course.
The vast majority of living beings were completely consumed by madness before reaching a state of chaos. They lost themselves and became meaningless, twisted existences.
They would not be acknowledged, nor would they be accepted by the Abyss. They would only be defined as failures.
Only individuals who dared to accept madness and embrace madness,
who complemented it, fused with it, yet still preserved their self-awareness, were qualified to be called Chaos Life.
This was one of the reasons Green was so powerful and able to become the First Prime.
Of course,
this was only a superficial understanding. The madness attribute could be further divided into different types, qualities, and depths.
Green's type of madness was unique.
Both its quality and depth were exceedingly high... so high that he looked down on mad individuals of the same rank. He was unwilling