Although Styx himself was extremely powerful, he had grown accustomed to being lazy and was naturally unwilling to personally keep watch over all the trivial matters that arose during the fusion of the two worlds.
Thus, splitting off an independent avatar to do the hard work for him was the best choice at present.
In any case, this was not his first time doing such a thing. Styx felt no burden whatsoever, and after receiving all of the Lord of the Blood Prison's insights, he directly split him off.
From then on, the Lord of the Blood Prison would be the true administrator Styx left in this world, as well as the best assistant for helping Styx completely devour Blood-Ming Chaos.
With Styx's action, the Lord of the Blood Prison's body trembled slightly, and then a barely perceptible delight appeared on his face.
Just as Styx had expected, he was completely different from avatars such as Zi Wei and Fengdu.
Before Styx truly split off Zi Wei and the others, no matter how powerful they became, the consciousness that always guided their actions and thoughts was still Styx's own.
The Lord of the Blood Prison was different. Before Styx arrived, he had always acted independently and had already developed some will of his own.
In fact, when Styx established contact with him outside the Boundary Wall of Chaos's Chaos, he had genuinely considered avoiding him.
However, having once been one with Styx, he naturally understood Styx's strength extremely well. Moreover, after staying in Primordial Chaos for a long time, he had also gained a thorough understanding of this chaos.
He knew perfectly well that Chaos and the others would never be a match for Styx. If he chose to remain independent, his final fate might be quite miserable.
Left with