No matter how hard I tried to adapt, I still couldn't keep up with Abyss Shilin's logic. As a collective consciousness in a network, her way of thinking had an intensely self-centered tendency. In other words, from the moment she was "born," she had existed in a state untouched by the real world. Later, she became the sole ruler of the Abyss Zone. All these factors meant that whenever she made plans, she considered only her own needs and completely ignored the effects of reality. But what if reality actually began interfering with her actions? Her answer was simple: if the Fallen Apostle army stood in her way, kill gods if gods stood in the way, kill Buddhas if Buddhas stood in the way...
In summary, setting aside Abyss Shilin's innate talent for planning and long-term calculations, I felt she was basically an utterly lawless brat. Brats themselves weren't scary. What was scary was that this brat had who knew how many million-strong armies under her command.
"Building the bridge requires sacrificing a huge number of Order Worlds?" Sandora's eyebrow immediately rose at this sensitive question. "Was that why you started destroying things everywhere and fighting on all fronts?"
"It was the main reason." Abyss Shilin nodded without the slightest pressure, as if it were only natural. "From some databases transmitted from the other side, I learned how to build the bridge. First, a sufficiently large area of the Abyss has to be brought into a calm state. The simplest method, naturally, is to destroy worlds. Once a world undergoes World Annihilation, the Abyss corresponding to it also dissipates. Newly born worlds are very stable, and they reduce turbulence in the Void. Destroying worlds according to a certain pattern is also meaningful. I chose targets resembling nodes, distributed across every