Mysterious dimensional rifts could naturally carve out unknown Dimensional Portals within the void.
These portals were small in scale and extremely unstable, often dissipating shortly after appearing.
Occasionally, dimensional rift portals lasted longer, becoming a chance "encounter" between two entirely unrelated dimensions.
In the previous era, before the Endless Continent suffered the large-scale invasion of the Blood-Burning Demons, small dimensional rifts often appeared.
The Endless Continent was simply too vast, and its immense area increased the likelihood of dimensional rifts emerging.
Monsters from hell, the abyss, demonkind, and similar origins often emerged from the Dimensional Portals naturally formed within some of those rifts.
Furthermore, over the long years, the Endless Continent had retained many strange and perilous places related to small-scale dimensional invasions.
For example.
That so-called Undying Abyss.
Such strange and perilous places often retained the power of Different Dimensions.
Even after tens of thousands of years, it would not fade away, representing the intrusion of certain Different Dimension laws.
To put it figuratively, these places were "scars" on the Endless Continent.
Over the years and across generations, many Different Dimension races had inadvertently invaded the Endless Continent. [Eye Demons] were prominently among them, and among the scattered invaders, they were frequent visitors.
However, the [Eye Demon] illustration in the illustrated guide Chronicles of the Endless Alien Abyss looked completely different from the six [Eyes of the Black Demon] before him.
True [Eye Demons] had no limbs or heads at all. They were simply enormous eyeballs capable of floating in the air!
Their pupils possessed special abilities. Without any additional training, they could master more than ten advanced pupil techniques through talent alone, including mental and psychic control and detection abilities. They could also fire deadly black-red beams with properties such as high heat, fusion, corrosion, and Penetration.
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