At a glance, all he could see were strange creatures he had never encountered before. They filled the entire gray, hazy space, baring their fangs and claws, their appearances hideous and terrifying as they lunged ferociously toward him.
These Abyss demons varied in size. The tallest stood over ten meters high, while the smallest were only palm-sized. They came in every color, each one hideous and frightening, with foul-smelling liquid dripping from grotesque mouths packed with menacing fangs.
Some Abyss demons not only had nauseating breath but also oozed thick pus from their bodies. Like the aliens in the science-fiction films Han Shuo had once watched, they were ugly, hideous, and disgusting, provoking an instinctive revulsion and the urge to wipe them all out.
Directly ahead of Han Shuo was an Abyss demon roughly ten meters across that resembled a gigantic tumor. Its ugly body not only oozed pus but also bulged from within, as though smaller Abyss demons inside it might break free at any moment. It had only one enormous green eye, filled with a cruel, bloodthirsty desire.
Hundreds upon thousands of small Abyss demons, no bigger than beetles but emitting corrosive fumes, swarmed toward Han Shuo. They let out strange squeaks, grinding their tiny, sharp teeth like saws. Like a swarm of locusts ravaging crops, the mere sight of them made his scalp crawl.
This was a strange space beyond Han Shuo's imagination, gray, hazy, and empty. He stood at a passage the charging Abyss demons had to cross. Meteors constantly streaked past his sides, trailing dazzling, sinister light, but even when he concentrated on examining his surroundings, he could not determine his exact location.
Ahead of Han Shuo were densely packed, countless Abyss demons. He could sense the door-shaped Plane Passage behind him and the Abyss