Bottomless Abyss.
No one knew how many layers of worlds existed within this most chaotic and evil place in the multiverse.
At every moment, new planar worlds were corrupted by the abyss, invaded and slaughtered by demons, before finally falling into the abyss.
At every moment, Abyssal Worlds also reached their end, their resources devoured clean by demons like a swarm of locusts.
Consumed utterly by the Abyssal Will, these planes were ultimately destroyed, becoming clumps of obscure, dim, unknown matter.
Within the Bottomless Abyss, countless Abyssal Worlds floated about, and their positions were never fixed.
The inherently disorderly Abyssal Worlds were constantly drifting under the effects of energy winds.
That was why no one had ever been able to clearly count exactly how many worlds existed in the Bottomless Abyss.
Once, a powerful being passed through layer after layer of Abyssal Worlds and recorded information on more than a thousand of them.
Yet when he retraced his steps, he discovered that the Abyssal Worlds he had recorded had long since moved away.
Abyssal Worlds from the first layer might have arrived in the middle, worlds from the bottom might have risen to the top, and some Abyssal Worlds simply could no longer be found.
As the convergence point of all Abyssal Worlds, the Plain of Infinite Portals saw every new Abyssal World form one—or several—bottomless, enormous pits.
If one thought these pits could be used to count the number of Abyssal Worlds, then one was gravely mistaken.
To use these pits to count Abyssal Worlds, one would have to descend through these tunnels into the Abyssal Worlds themselves.
Yet some Abyssal Worlds possessed several direct pits, and these tunnels could even connect with one another, linking the passages of several Abyssal Worlds together.
Other Abyssal Worlds had long since