In the dim, pitch-black Deep-Sea Region, water pressure continuously piled toward the center, creating this breathtaking Elemental Exclusion Zone.
The vast and boundless deep sea had almost nothing to do with elements.
Yet that did not prevent it from becoming one of the most famous regions in the world.
The Demon Abyss.
Here, the Elemental Tide that covered the Red Soil Continent vanished without a trace, and the Endless Sea became the true ruler of this region.
However, if one could pass through the shallow waters into the gloomy seabed, then follow the trench along the continental shelf for three hundred li, one would find traces of lesser Demons at work.
They built simple little towns in the mud and sand of the seabed, possessed all manner of sea beasts, and repeated the same lives day after day.
Occasionally, traces of merchant caravans could be seen. Slave ships on the surface would throw captured slaves down below, where designated Demons would receive them, devour them, and break them apart.
This was the outermost layer of the Demon Abyss. According to the structure of the continental shelf, it stretched from the regions near the Shallow Sea toward the Deep Sea and was meticulously divided into thirty-six Abyss layers. Each layer housed specific Demon races, who fiercely guarded their own territories under harsh, conservative rules.
This was where ordinary Demons survived. Countless Demons with physical shells multiplied and lived in these waters.
Of course, more importantly, as the continental shelf sloped downward, the water pressure of the deep sea increased, forming its own unique power structure.
Many Half-Demons from the first and second Abyss layers found it difficult to enter the twelfth layer. The immense pressure could crush their bones apart.
Below the thirty-sixth Abyss layer, even the toughest bones could not