"So..."
"What rules were recorded on that portion of the Mud Tablet of Fate in the Abyss?" Naimus narrowed his eyes and communicated with the Abyss.
As a calamity, the Abyss now seemed vastly different.
The Abyss's birth had not been part of Fate's "blueprint," and naturally, it had not been within the Sun God's expectations.
When the broken numbers first appeared, Fate summoned these gods and had them deal with those broken numbers. Later, it brought about the sins of "negative numbers," locking those broken numbers in place.
Because the Sun God detected Corruption and chaos within them, he associated them with the image of the "Abyss."
Thus, the Abyss was born.
In the Sun God's conception, the Abyss was merely a temporary trash bin.
It would store those things away, then allow life to arise within it. These lives, called Demons, would become more concrete vessels for the broken numbers.
Afterward, all they needed to do was deal with the Demons, gradually weakening the Abyss step by step.
It was a fine plan, but this was most likely the Sun God's only miscalculation.
After the Abyss condensed into being, things were fine at first. It was kept within a certain range.
At that time, the Abyss even resembled a dungeon within the Astral Realm.
Golden Breeds everywhere took pride in entering the Abyss to train, using their Demon kills as bragging rights.
Under those circumstances, the Abyss was indeed weakened to a certain extent. It even ceased to resemble a calamity and instead became something like a resource-producing area.
However, some of the Abyss's problems soon grew increasingly severe, and the infectious nature of Demons became difficult to contain.
The thought numbers of those killed by Demons would become contaminated, turning broken.
If those broken numbers were not