The Chaos Universe, if shrunk countless times, was actually a sphere.
Such a sphere was composed of countless Main Planes.
The outermost surface region of the sphere was also the region farthest from the origin of the Chaos Universe. Resources there were scarce, and exceptional Prodigy Experts rarely emerged.
This entire region was covered in Fifth-rate Planes.
The vast majority of these planes were extraterritorial planes. They did not even have names, only identification numbers on record. Unless an extraordinarily brilliant prodigy appeared and attracted the Alliance Government's attention, they would be granted names. The strongest experts on such planes were usually no more than False Kings.
Beyond the Fifth-rate Planes on the surface, slightly farther inward, were Fourth-rate Planes.
Such planes were practically the lowest-ranked planes on record. The resources they received were leftovers distributed by other planes, making them more or less the bottom tier. Usually, it was difficult for even one exceptional prodigy to emerge over many years. True King Realm experts were already considered top-tier combat power there.
Farther inward lay Third-Class Planes. Planes of this rank generally fared quite well, partly because powerful prodigies occasionally emerged there, and because Sealed Emperor Realm experts were also hidden within them.
Near the sphere's core were Second-rate Planes. Planes of this rank had quite a few Prodigy Experts, and Sealed Emperor Realm experts frequently appeared there as well.
At the very core of the sphere were all First-rate Planes. First-rate Planes were places where prodigies ran rampant. Every First-rate Plane even had at least one quasi-Emperor-level super expert standing guard.
After Robert replaced its energy source and advanced to the Lord Realm, the Gu Ding Pirate Crew's Dream had also been refitted into a Lord-level spacecraft.
Even with a Lord-level spacecraft and the various plane teleportation arrays, it