Speaking of the Old God Prison, it had been a famous place back in the Eden District.
At its core, it was a prison for holding and studying the supernatural forces native to this world. The Creator had personally captured the first batch of prisoners. After the ancestors of the Eden District had established themselves, the Creator stepped back and left the task of maintaining the prison and capturing more evil spirits to those executors of the world blueprint.
Those imprisoned in the Old God Prison were no ordinary beings.
Take the unlucky Dark Lord, for example. Back when the world was still truly wild, its power came from its connection to the symbol of "darkness," making it one of the most dangerous beings in the world.
Others, such as Baphomet, who represented dreams; the winter hag Baba Yaga, who represented the harsh winter; and the oakwood evil spirit Kailan, who represented primal nature, were all connected to the world's original will in one way or another. Their power had emerged from the most primitive forms of nature worship.
Even Lord Aurora, who ranked somewhere in the middle or lower among the Old Gods, was a supernatural spirit with the symbols of "wind" and "space."
In terms of seniority, these beings were the world's true "natives." They drew their power directly from changes in the world's matter and from all kinds of natural phenomena, without relying on faith or other outside forces. In a sense, their power truly came from within.
Unfortunately, their concepts of power were too primitive to keep up with changing times, and they were too closely tied to the world itself. Once the Creator's "world blueprint" began to advance, the changes it brought weakened them considerably. On top of that, they had spent a thousand years