From the edge of the Calamity World, the Calamity Incarnation traveled onward, seeing many sights along the way.
The scenery was radiant and beautiful, with an utterly unique quality that left anyone who looked upon it awestruck.
As he took in the sights, the Calamity Incarnation couldn't help sighing. At this point, he didn't know what to say.
After traveling through the Wizard World, the Calamity Incarnation had thought that the sights he had witnessed in his life were already spectacular enough.
Yet even after seeing the scenery of so many worlds, he had never imagined that one day he would see something like this.
The Calamity World's scenery was truly unique.
What made this world unique was neither its harsh environment nor the unusual life within it, but the structure of the world itself.
The structure of the Calamity World was truly unique.
It was not a single world, but an accumulation of countless worlds layered together.
It was like an egg: the shell on the outside, the white beneath it, and the yolk at the very center.
Its three layers were clearly defined, and easy to distinguish.
The Calamity World before him was much the same.
However, compared with the three layers of an ordinary egg, this world had far more layers.
By now, after traveling so far, the Calamity Incarnation had no idea how much distance he had covered or how many planes he had crossed.
The number of layers in this world was almost unbelievable.
Moreover, each additional layer brought a different environment.
If the outermost layers were loose enough for even the most ordinary life-forms to survive in,
then the worlds deeper within were like hell, terrifying and savage.
An ordinary person in such a place probably wouldn't survive for long.
The farther one ventured