Divine Realm
The clouds and mist shifted endlessly, now like surging waves, now like a tranquil beauty. Their changes followed no pattern, yet each brought greater beauty and wonder.
Dense heavenly origin power lingered amid the clouds. If an ordinary human could come here, even a single breath would extend their life by ten years. Of course, with an ordinary human's constitution, absorbing too much of this heavenly origin power would be anything but beneficial. For this was divine power.
But could an ordinary person come here? The answer, naturally, was no.
Because this place was the Divine Realm!
It stood above the planes, home to the gods who governed the workings of countless lesser worlds.
The most obvious difference between the Divine Realm and an ordinary plane was probably its "round heaven and square earth."
Viewed from outside, the Divine Realm resembled a vast continent floating in the universe, enveloped in a seven-colored protective barrier that resisted the onslaught of cosmic energy. This barrier was the Divine Realm's "sky."
The Divine Realm had no sun, moon, or stars, yet radiance forever illuminated this world, without distinction between day and night or reckoning of years.
The entire Divine Realm resembled an enormous, undulating mountain, low around the edges and high toward the center. At the center of its continent, also its highest point, stood a palace.
The majestic palace shimmered with a faint golden glow beneath the Divine Realm's radiance. This was the highest point in the entire Divine Realm, and the place from which everything within it was controlled.
The God Realm Committee bore the responsibility of judging the gods, as well as governing the Divine Realm and upholding its rules.
The palace's main hall was octagonal. Its walls bore no decorations, but countless images flickered and shifted across