A young man came to the Abyss.
After entering the Abyss, this young man immediately became the fifth-generation Demon Prince.
From the title of each generation, one could tell roughly what functions the position of Demon Prince entailed.
When each generation of Demon Prince took office, it represented not only power, but also that, during that period, he possessed considerable "administrative authority" over the Abyss.
The essence of a Demon Prince was that of a ruler.
Of course, this did not mean that previous Demon Princes would lose their status after being replaced. The resources and support they received from the Abyss would not diminish.
It was more like yielding the leading position.
After entering the Abyss, Naimus could clearly sense the entirety of the Abyss within his sight.
More importantly, the Abyss itself possessed the ability to connect with the possibilities of other worlds.
This ability was the reason the Bottomless Abyss was called "bottomless."
In Naimus's investigations, the existence of the Crystal Wall Subsystem within the Abyss had already grown faint and blurred.
In certain places deep within the Abyss, some Lesser Demons might muddle through and cross into another world possibility.
"It seems that the more fragmented their number, the harder it is for the world to restrain them."
"The more broken a Demon is, the more easily it is accepted by different world possibilities."
"This could serve as a subject worth exploring."
So-called fragmentation essentially referred to Demon souls that had gone through many "reincarnations," rolling back and forth in the Styx for who knew how long.
Their fragmentation numbers had long since become utterly tattered, fundamentally distinguishing them from other Demons.
Conversely, powerful Demons might not be so damaged, because after becoming powerful Demons, they died less often.
"But changes to the Abyss's governance..." As