Did the God of Precepts Attack the Abyss Again?

Clown Demon grew increasingly worshipful toward Naimus at this moment.

This was a kind of "superman" worship directed at someone capable of transcending normal individuals.

What Naimus was doing was extraordinary, and the abilities, ambition, and daring he displayed far exceeded those of a normal demon.

Clown Demon had originally thought that he was already very daring for secretly undermining Absurd Plains and waiting for the day he could usurp Clown Emperor's position as a lord.

Yet compared to Naimus, that seemed utterly pediatric.

"It's just... does Lord Naimus have confidence?" Clown Demon inquired. Although worship had arisen, Clown Demon's stance remained unchanged.

No matter how well Naimus performed right now, the moment his advancement failed, Clown Demon would still flee without the slightest hesitation.

"Rest assured, although the Will of the Abyss possesses various issues, in itself it can be considered a qualified and generous 'mother,'" Naimus stated.

A cluster of soul power then materialized in his hand. Yet unlike conventional soul power, the soul in Naimus's hand had its form and properties altered through sealing techniques, array formations, and other methods.

And this was the tool Naimus used to assist himself in automatically purifying faith--a soul accessory.

The fundamental purpose of the Abyss could be made clear through the system it established: filling incomplete essence with virtual entities, thereby practicing the false to achieve the real through another method and restoring completeness.

All demons were experimental subjects of the Abyss.

Demons below High-level Demon were merely reserves.

High-level Demons officially entered the experimental sequence.

Demon Lords marked the beginning of the experiment, requiring them to bring their own subjective initiative into play.

Demon Princes were staged results where the experiment had partially succeeded.

That being the case, couldn't Naimus combine his own soul's particularity to construct an "experimental