According to the information from the Li clan, only cultivators at Core Formation or above were eligible to be imprisoned in Du'e Abyss.
This was not only because ordinary cultivators were not worth the trouble of sending to Du'e Abyss, but also because the abyss prison was permeated with earthly baleful energy. Anyone below Core Formation who entered could not survive.
After entering Du'e Abyss, one was cut off from the outside world, as if it were a world unto itself.
For that reason, the atmosphere here was utterly different from that of the Five Righteous Sects.
The first challenge was the living conditions. Du'e Abyss had scant spiritual energy, and intense earthly baleful energy ran rampant through it. Under normal circumstances, cultivation was impossible. Every prisoner also had to perform labor commensurate with their crimes and cultivation as atonement.
Second, the prisoners had all committed crimes, and the corrosive effects of Killing Intent made them generally violent and quick to trade blows over the slightest disagreement. The law of the jungle reigned supreme. When chaos broke out among the prisoners, the righteous disciples guarding them would at most inflict a little corporal punishment, so long as no one died. They would not go to great lengths to uphold justice.
After all, not one of these prisoners had been wrongly accused.
Letting them attack one another and live in constant fear and turmoil was itself part of their punishment. Besides, it also wore down the strength they secretly accumulated and prevented them from causing even greater trouble.
Third, the prisoners came from all walks of life. As for the guards, they naturally felt a special attachment to cultivators from the righteous path.
As for Demonic Cultivators, Rogue Cultivators, and nonhuman races... even without favoritism from the guards, anyone who could