For Shin now, there were few things that could truly make him feel they were good stuff. Most treasures in the multiverse were dispensable to him.
Take the pirate world, for example. It could be considered a mid-tier plane in the entire multiverse. Things like Devil Fruits would definitely be rare treasures in the vast majority of worlds. But to Shin, even the most precious Devil Fruit could not stir the slightest interest in him.
But the Abyss was different. It was a land of chaos close to the pinnacle of the multiverse. Though Shin did not expect that "Duke of Flames" to be particularly powerful, there was no telling whether he had any valuable treasures in his collection. Since he was here, it would be far too unfair to himself not to take a look around the treasury.
After turning a corner, the guarding devils came clearly into Shin's view. He deliberately suppressed the aura of his own existence, trying not to draw their attention. As he went deeper, the devils responsible for guarding the place grew stronger and stronger.
The Abyss differed from other places. Even the space here, and the walls of its crystal sphere, were not only exceptionally tough but also utterly chaotic. Shin had never imagined that interwoven spatial fault lines could be this disordered. By his understanding, chaos at this level should have long since formed a void of primal chaos, yet wondrous places like the various layers of the Abyss still existed.
But living was, in itself, about constantly reshaping one's understanding. Aside from being rather curious, Shin was not particularly shocked.
Because of this, Shin could not casually shift himself into a parallel space. The difficulty of sneaking past these guarding devils had greatly increased, and as the devils grew stronger, there