"Such as Beyond-World Undead?"
Shen Yi frowned.
"Right. They're bizarre existences formed when the lingering thoughts and soul fragments of powerful beings from certain destroyed worlds merge with chaotic rules."
"They have no reason, only instinct and the desire to devour. They're very troublesome."
Alvin nodded.
"Aside from the undead, there are also more aggressive Authority Holders or groups, like Raiders, who believe in the law of the jungle."
"They actively attack other gathering points and seize Rule Fragments and resources."
"In addition, there are strange creatures born from rule distortions, or dangerous creations ejected when certain worlds collapsed."
"In short, it's not exactly peaceful."
"But... compared to the Void Domain." Alvin emphasized, "the Boundary Zone could practically be called a safe zone."
At this point, his expression clearly grew much graver.
"Shen Yi, listen to my advice."
"With your ability, as long as you're careful, moving around in the Boundary Zone shouldn't be a big problem."
"But it's best not to go deep into the Void Domain. That's not a place you should go."
Shen Yi's gaze narrowed slightly. "The Void Domain? What exactly is that? Why can't I go?"
Alvin paused, moistened his somewhat dry lips, and organized his words.
"The Void Domain, just as the name implies."
"It refers to those truly empty chaotic regions outside the world, far away from any existing World Bubble."
"You can imagine it as a deep sea or sedimentary layer of Rule Fragments."
"Over countless ages, after countless worlds were destroyed, most of their disintegrated matter, energy, and rules did not immediately dissipate or recombine."
"Those rules were ejected, drifted, and eventually, under some unknown chaotic effect, gradually settled and silted up in the depths of those Void Domains far from any World Bubble."
"The total amount of Rule Fragments piled