The war on the black plain beside the lava river had already ended.
There was no clear winner or loser. It was simply that, once the casualties reached a certain point, both sides tacitly ended the war.
In the Purgatory Abyss, each layer was controlled by certain Purgatory Lords. The more powerful a lord was, the larger the territory they could control. Some legendary Purgatory Lords, powerful enough, could even rule over several layers of the abyss.
These lords were born with a powerful desire to expand, so wars took place here every day, and slaughter could be seen everywhere.
Purgatory Lords all possessed the strength of immortal gods, though there were distinctions in power. Based on their strength, they were divided into low-ranking lords (ordinary immortals, immortal military leaders), mid-ranking lords (marquis-level immortals), high-ranking lords (king-level immortals), and nearly invincible Grand Lords (invincible king-level immortals).
Weaker lords would also submit to and seek refuge with stronger lords, while a sufficiently powerful lord might have a group of lords serving under them.
Red Bone Territory was the domain of a low-ranking lord in the first layer of the abyss. Within the first three hundred layers of the abyss, lords were still relatively scarce. Generally, a low-ranking lord with the strength of an ordinary immortal god could independently rule a vast region without needing to submit to anyone else.
Of course, they would still frequently wage war against other lords over territory.
Yet many times, Purgatory Lords would start wars even without any reason at all.
For example, a lord might suddenly get a whim one day and order the army under his command to attack another territory.
The other territory would not find it strange or lodge a protest. Instead, it would swiftly retaliate.
As long as no large numbers