No match for the Supreme Plane.
If there were too many gods, the conflicts they caused—and the damage gods inflicted on the plane when they fought—would be too great.
So, to protect the Callum Plane Prison and keep its rule secure,
the Three Supremes, who stood at the pinnacle of the Callum Plane Prison, established a rule.
Every hundred million years, each region had to eliminate a large number of Lowgods and Midgods.
For example, every hundred million years, the Pingshan City Lord had to hand over at least ten thousand Lowgod Divine Sparks and a hundred Midgod Divine Sparks.
This purge had been going on for who knew how long.
Ordinary Midgods and Lowgods without powerful backing were often the ones purged in the Callum Plane Prison.
Lucky survivors like the white-robed elder, who lived for hundreds of millions of years, were few and far between!
Only Highgods could survive long-term in the Callum Plane Prison without fearing the purges.
If the Three Supremes were the rulers of the Callum Plane Prison, then the Highgods represented by the Pingshan City Lord were its upper echelon.
Even in the Callum Plane Prison, Highgods were exceedingly rare. The Three Supremes had no more than a hundred Highgods under their command.
Even including the subordinate cities and the few loners, there were at most several hundred. Across the three domains of the Callum Plane Prison, the total number of Highgods might barely exceed a thousand.
In the Plane Prison, Highgods were the face of any faction, and their Highgod Divine Sparks were not something anyone could trade.
The white-robed elder had dreamed of amassing wealth with Soul Gold Beads and exchanging it for a Highgod Divine Spark. That might have worked in a Supreme Plane, but it was completely impossible in a