The Buddha said: "There are three forms of Avici: uninterrupted time, uninterrupted space, and uninterrupted suffering. Those who commit the Five Grave Offenses will fall into this realm forever and endure the ultimate uninterrupted torment."
It might not sound that frightening, but an example would make it clear. Take death by a thousand cuts, the bronze pillar, the electric chair, pepper spray, and all manner of torture. Someone who could endure even one of those could be considered strong-willed, right? But because of uninterrupted space, the victim's body would split into countless copies like Shadow Clones, simultaneously experiencing the pain of multiple punishments! Because of uninterrupted suffering, they could be burned by fire while frozen in ice, or have their flesh carved away while being overcome by unbearable itching. Every kind of pain imaginable in the world could be made real! The agony of all those pains layered together was countless times more intense than any single punishment. Then, with the effect of uninterrupted time, that pain would never stop. They could not even die—there would never be any release!
Such pain was beyond the imagination of ordinary people. Calling it the ultimate suffering was no exaggeration. No matter who fell into Avici Inferno, their mind would inevitably be tortured into collapse. Compared to it, stabbing someone with a knife for days and nights was pathetically weak!
This was practically an unsolvable genjutsu. As long as the conditions were met, Nawaki could destroy anyone's mind and make their consciousness collapse completely!
Of course, this genjutsu also had its own flaws—or rather, its constraints! Though it was called Avici Inferno, it still differed from the true Avici Hell. This was ultimately just a ninjutsu, so every effect required ocular power to maintain. In theory, the effects of the three forms of