He kept traveling through the abyssal intestines. Every passage represented a world corrupted by the abyss.
Suddenly!
The moment Green emerged from the abyssal intestine into this world, he sensed something different. Looking up, he saw an enormous spiderweb blanketing the entire world, completely obscuring the sky. Faintly visible was a bright crescent moon hanging high overhead, and beside it, a black sun that would never shine.
"Hmm?"
As Green lifted his foot, the moist, soft earth yielded beneath it, leaving two footprints. Within the soil of those prints wriggled tiny creatures like strands of hair, pale red in color. Green picked one up and placed it in his palm. The pink worm kept trying to burrow into his skin.
Beneath his golden hair, Green observed it for a moment and identified it as a creature called Leichong. Some had once been discovered in the Insect River World of the Wizard World Cluster, and a small number of biological specimens had been preserved. That was all.
Yet at this very moment, Green discovered that these Leichong had not been abyssalized.
"According to the laws of biological evolution, the simpler a creature is, the more easily it adapts to its environment and completes its mutation. The more complex a creature is, the harder it is to mutate. So how did these Leichong avoid abyssal mutation?"
Opening Green's Fairy Tales, Green collected some Leichong and sealed them inside.
Green had an urgent task to complete, so he did not linger here. He flew directly toward the coordinates of the Ancient Wizard World Cluster. The abyssal intestine in the sky was not the one he needed.
Towering trees surrounded him. Beneath the shadows of their enormous canopies, one could not see even a sliver of sky while standing in the forest. Countless vines