Lord of the Bottomless Abyss
Chapter 1119

Severing the River Styx

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No country can last forever.

Even the mighty Silver-Earth Era and the Arcane Empire both headed toward destruction. A country's destiny lasted at most a few hundred to nearly a thousand years, while a deity falling in less than three thousand years was considered simply having bad luck.

Soren could absolutely not bind himself and the kingdom together.

Otherwise, when corruption appeared in a country, Soren would also end up contaminated by that corruption.

Port Nyanzaru was the same. Soren established the Council with his own hands precisely to cope with this kind of situation. Perhaps Port Nyanzaru could maintain its current prosperity for one, two, or three hundred years, but what about after five hundred or a thousand years?

There would always come a day when the ruling class of Port Nyanzaru would gradually become corrupt.

When that day arrived and Port Nyanzaru's system turned into a barrier, with the lower-class commoners beginning to accumulate resentment and grievances, would Soren not also get dragged into the fallout?

He would ultimately return to God's Realm.

Therefore, from the very moment Soren created Port Nyanzaru with his own hands, he prepared for the future eventuality that, when Port Nyanzaru became corrupt, he would directly use iron-fisted means to completely cleanse it in blood and thoroughly purify Port Nyanzaru's system.

The ruling class needed to be replaced.

This might be something happening hundreds of years later, but Soren had to prepare for it in advance.

When returning to God's Realm, Soren would sever himself from worldly affairs to ensure his supreme detachment as a deity, while simultaneously carrying out a bloody cleansing process from top to bottom when Port Nyanzaru's corruption reached his endurance threshold. Not only was Port Nyanzaru like this, but even the deities' churches were the same.

Why did

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