The monster began recounting the information it possessed. It had been born directly from the void, not created through birth or manufacture.
From the moment they were born, Return to Ruin creatures possessed tremendous power, only one level below that of mighty experts.
After its birth, the monster had wandered aimlessly through the Return to Ruin. There was nothing within the Return to Ruin, and the monster never felt hunger. They were born with the ability to absorb the power of the Return to Ruin.
Return to Ruin creatures relied on this power as food to replenish their expenditure, and they also relied on it to grow.
After wandering through the Return to Ruin for some time, the monster encountered several Return to Ruin spirits like itself. However, their relationship was far from friendly. They warned the monster not to step into their territory, or they would devour it.
At the time, the monster had not been born for very long and could not defeat those Return to Ruin spirits, so it could only avoid them.
After wandering for another period of time, the monster gained its own name—Kedom—and also learned some information about the Return to Ruin.
A great portion of the Return to Ruin was sheer nothingness, utterly devoid of anything, but in a small number of places, there were other things.
These things included continents floating in the void, giants larger than worlds, ancient trees spanning tens of millions of li, enormous round stones, gigantic glass-like eyeballs, beasts as vast as continents...
Most of these things were not living creatures, but things that had already died. They had not been birthed by the Return to Ruin either, but had come from other different realms.
The Return to Ruin was the final resting place of all things beneath