Though the sight of the Nether Water coming alive was somewhat horrifying, it was actually within Luo Hong's expectations. After all, every region of the Nether River housed a Nether River Spirit.
In the original timeline, when Six-Leg and the other three passed through the Nether River passage, they had deliberately lured out a Nether River Spirit before annihilating it with lightning speed.
Thus, although Luo Hong had never seen one himself, he knew something about them. He had secretly surmised that these so-called Nether River Spirits were monsters formed from the spiritual essence that had fallen into the Nether Water and gathered together.
The appearance displayed by the living Nether Water, so similar to that of a Nether River Spirit, undoubtedly confirmed this conjecture.
To be precise, Nether River Spirits were not truly living creatures. They were Chaos Evil Creatures formed from vast numbers of Nether Spirit Particles that had absorbed Spiritual Spirit Particles!
Their existence proved that after Spiritual Spirit Particles possessing spirituality were captured by Nether Spirit Particles, their spirituality was not completely erased, but instead came under some constant influence.
Under this influence, the spiritualities originating from many different living beings would gradually gather together, eventually giving birth to powerful evil creatures that even Six-Leg and the others greatly feared.
However, the greatest difference between Luo Hong's number two experiment and the Nether River's natural conditions was that all the spirituality Luo Hong had introduced was his own.
The Nether Spirit born this way showed not the slightest trace of chaos or madness. Instead, it was as still as a black tortoise and rarely moved.
Such an interesting phenomenon naturally piqued Luo Hong's interest, and he proceeded to study it carefully.
As a result, he discovered that the longer the Nether Spirit existed, the purer its