In the Endless World, living creatures were myriad and beyond counting.
Reproduction, as a biological instinct, was a trait that followed the Endless World's intricate rules. The reproduction of every creature itself existed within those intricate rules, adding bricks and tiles to the Endless World's vibrant splendor.
No matter how savage or vicious a creature might be, it ultimately existed for survival. Even the abyssal creatures recorded by wizards as the most ferocious and brutal merely sought, beneath the demonic aura of Abyss Moss, to create complexity within the rules of the Abyssal system—not extinction.
Yet there was one unnatural entity more terrifying than Abyss Moss!
No, it should not even have been called a living creature. It was an inanimate thing!
Never had there been any creature like it, existing for destruction, destroying everything before destroying itself. This fundamentally violated the Endless World's most basic rules of balance and complexity.
Yet one day, through a coincidence of an ancient wizard's wisdom and luck, something that should never have appeared in the Endless World was created inside an experimental beaker. Because that ancient wizard used it as a True Spirit Offering to govern the violent, chaotic rules within the Wizard World's True Spirit Crater and advanced to become a Sixth-Ring True Spirit Wizard, the wizards named it Sixth-Ring Algae.
It was a laboratory product that used destruction as the purpose of its own continuation, a devil that violated the Endless World's laws of balance.
Precisely because of its terror, even the Sixth-Ring True Spirit Wizard could only make limited use of it. Otherwise, it would very likely develop into the source of a Wizard World calamity far greater than True Spirit Crater.
It was something created through wizard wisdom that transcended reality, something that had never before appeared in the