Green knew the nature of the Abyss very well. After all, he was a World Lord, and it was easy for him to look up information about the Abyss.
As a native species of the Divine World, the region known as the Abyss had essentially come into being to meet the Abyssal Moss's need to spread and reproduce.
The demons and all manner of evil creatures were, in fact, derivative lifeforms nurtured by the Abyssal Moss.
Inside the palace, Green looked at the data on the Abyssal Moss displayed on the Chip interface before his eyes and felt a little troubled.
The Abyssal Moss's extremely active nature gave it terrifying potential, but it also came with many flaws.
The advantage was that, thanks to its extreme activity, the Abyssal Moss could quickly adapt to any extreme environment. Even in the face of catastrophic disasters, it could evolve the means to resist them, far more efficiently than ordinary lifeforms.
Moreover, once it reached a certain scale, the Abyssal Moss could produce a Degraded World Force. This trait amplified its advantages even further: the Degraded World Force could weaken the damage other powers inflicted on it, giving it more time to develop appropriate countermeasures.
The downside was that this extremely active Life Force caused the Abyssal Moss to keep reproducing and mutating even while dormant. This not only led to a great deal of pointless waste, but also meant that newly born Abyssal Moss had difficulty fully inheriting the resistances of existing colonies.
This trait also made the collective will of the Abyssal Moss exceptionally chaotic. The reason the Abyss was so severely divided into layers was precisely that the Abyssal Moss's Hive Mind had diverged between the different Abyssal layers. Although the Abyssal Wills of two layers shared the same origin,