The stronger a creature was, the more rationally it considered its options. That didn't mean it feared death more; it simply meant charging out recklessly without thinking was unlikely.
The Abyssal Demon Gods weren't a united front. If you got into trouble, the other Abyssal Demon Gods certainly wouldn't risk their lives to save you.
The Gods and the God-Rank powerhouses of the various races were no different.
So even though the Lower Gods and Mid Gods had been unsealed, there had been no invasions of the Star Sea Plane by Abyssal Demon Gods, nor had the Gods and the God-Rank powerhouses of the various races descended upon the Primal Abyss.
Both sides exercised restraint, playing chess from behind the scenes and directing their forces to probe the other.
The Plane Graveyard was where the God-Rank powerhouses of both sides played their game and tested each other.
With the arrival of a new era, the God-Rank powerhouses of the Star Alliance were no longer content to act as mere nails. They began expanding their territory, hoping to reclaim control of the Surface Abyss World in the Plane Graveyard.
The Abyssal Demon Gods naturally weren't going to let the Star Alliance have its way. They moved to encircle the forces expanding through the Surface Abyss World.
When gods fought, mortals suffered. The God-Rank powerhouses were playing their game behind the scenes, while the creatures and demons below bore the consequences.
The Legendary Abyssal Overlords and legendary factions of the Star Sea Plane were dragged into the conflict by their respective God-Rank powerhouses, and fought until they were battered and bloody.
The Wrynn Alliance couldn't escape the conflict. Some Abyssal Demon Gods had long held a grudge against them, and even though Iron Arm City and the other Abyssal strongholds showed no