A different world game? A different world game!

Kana returned to Blood Pit Fortress.

He returned without concealing his presence, so the powerful figures within the fortress naturally sensed his presence.

Leilia and the others arrived quickly.

"You're back so soon? Aren't you going to stay in your hometown a little longer? You know you've been on a big mission this time." Lelia walked over quickly, looked Kana up and down, and couldn't help but ask.

The creation of a fast track to legendary status using the Creation Stone naturally caused a huge uproar in the channel, and this has been the topic of conversation in the chat channel for the past month or two.

Given the Night's Watch's efficient communication speed, it was naturally easy for those Night's Watch members remaining in the Abyss to learn of it.

If you're looking for a place with the most level 10 Night Watchers, the answer is undoubtedly the Abyss.

This is the Night's Watch's cruel final trial.

The number of Level 10 Night Watchers was almost one-third of the total number of Night Watchers.

If combat strength is stretched thin, it could even reach half.

Moreover, almost everyone here is among the best of the tenth-level Night Watchers, and the battles here are endless.

A small battle every three days and a major battle every five days can both be described as leisurely.

If we can get a day or two off in the middle, we'll be truly grateful.

There's no way around it; this is the unchanging standard on the battlefield.

After all, the abyss has countless layers, perhaps thousands.

After all, this is just a manifestation of chaos and disorder.

The demons in the abyss are countless, but they are distributed across various levels and sometimes even invade other worlds.

Even when invading other worlds, there's still not enough room for many demons. So most of the demons, especially the warlike ones, are swarming into the ten bloodbath battlefields.

This resulted in the demons on the battlefield seeming endless, never-ending, coming in waves one after another without stopping.

This is why, apart from the expansion of the battlefield during that one bloody battle a thousand years ago, there has been no possibility of further expansion of the battlefield.

Such an opportunity is extremely rare and cannot be sought after.

"It's been almost two months, why haven't any legendary characters been added to our ranks? I've been looking forward to it for so long," Lelia asked, slightly dissatisfied.

Logically, shouldn't we replenish their supplies first?

Apis smiled subtly from the side. Although she understood the reasoning behind it, she was now serving and presiding over the Abyss, so she naturally wouldn't speak up to explain.

Kana sighed and casually pulled up a chair to sit down. "What are you thinking? Even on the fast track, advancing to Legendary level still takes time. Do you think it's some kind of alchemy machine? You can just 'snap' a whole bunch of them out for you?"

"On average, it takes half a month to a month to produce a stable batch, and each batch usually has less than ten people."

"You need to understand that it's not just the Abyss; the void rifts in the main world also require enough legendary beings to withstand them. We definitely need to satisfy this most urgent need first before we start sending them into the Abyss."

Moreover, if they come to fight in the abyss, the rules of the legendary faction are not yet firmly grasped, so they are very likely to be injured or even killed in the fierce battles between legendary figures, even if they have the advantage of data.

After all, the higher the level of data-driven power goes, the less obvious its advantages become.

Under the legend, the Night's Watch's datafication will give them the basic qualities to go toe-to-toe with demons and void creatures.

However, in the Legendary era, the Night's Watch's advantages in certain abilities and sustained combat performance were gradually leveled out by the rules of reality.

It's more about understanding and applying the rules.

"Moreover, we can't rush the plans on the Abyss side. Although the demons are chaotic and disorderly, don't think they are all complete fools."

“Overly conspicuous behavior can easily arouse their vigilance and attention, and then they will discover the problem. Don’t assume that all demons are mindless brutes who only know how to charge and fight.”

Although such demons constitute the vast majority, some demons are still adept at leading people astray, manipulating schemes and plots, and unleashing various forms of psychological attacks.

"So what are you planning to do? Where do you want to start?" Leilia pressed.

Although Kana had discussed this matter with them before leaving, there was no specific plan on how to implement it.

The big picture needs to be set by Kana. Only after a rough directional plan is set can Lelia and others formulate a more detailed execution plan and put it into practice.

After all, this is a grand trend that will continue to spread the bloody battlefield into the abyss. Even Lelia and the others have no experience to draw upon or utilize in this matter.

This is purely a case of feeling one's way across a river by touching the stones, completely clueless.

This plan was, in fact, so crucial and important to them.

"Don't worry, don't feel too much pressure. It's just to prepare you mentally and in terms of resources. It's more about having an expectation in mind, not about actually doing any specific actions."

"As for the specific actions, don't rush. I need to have a more thorough understanding of the entire battlefield before I can provide a more detailed action plan."

Cana can let the other Night's Watch do other things on their own, but not this one.

Because this matter will ultimately and undeniably involve combat power at the level of gods. Later on, direct battles between gods will be impossible to conceal.

This expansion of the battlefield is a historical event that will inevitably lead to the fall of god-like beings.

This is cruel, without a doubt.

This action undoubtedly touched upon the fundamental forbidden zone of the Abyss, and crossed the core red line of the Abyss.

The will of the abyss will surely launch a fierce counterattack.

This counterattack will force some of the Abyss Gods to fight with all their might to stop it.

For the gods on the side of order, especially those who deeply abhor or even hate the abyss, this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, and they will spare no effort to fight with all their might.

At that time, Kana will certainly no longer be the dominant figure. He does not possess such absolute power, nor can he possibly take the lead on his own.

After all, he only possessed weak divine power, and even with the title of savior, he could not bear this burden alone.

But essentially he was a key facilitator; he was the one who pulled the trigger and fired the first shot.

However, for this first shot to have a sufficiently shocking effect and trigger a chain reaction, it is still a matter that requires extremely rigorous planning.

"Alright, you all get back to work. In the next few months, I will be wandering around the Abyss, conducting in-depth investigations of the Bloodbath Battlefield. You just need to act as usual," Kana concluded.

Apis and the others nodded solemnly.

Kana remained seated, lost in thought.

He had a certain understanding of the entire ten-story bloodbath battlefield.

The reason he chose floor 1121 was not only because it was closer to his world in a certain spatial sense, but also for another important reason.

That is the lowest level of intensity in this battlefield. The reason for this is that this level of battlefield is almost entirely in a passive defensive posture, with no possibility of taking the initiative to attack.

The battlefield of bloodshed can be described as a land of legends and a gathering place for gods.

Before the future of Cana, the 1121st floor usually only had two god-level combatants.

Order and chaos, one on each side.

This shows that the intensity of the battle was not very high.

The main reason was that when the bloodbath battlefield spread to this level, there happened to be two evil demon gods on this level.

Although the bloody battlefield continued to spread, the advantage on this level was not firmly established.

Therefore, after the Bloodbath Fortress was established, the Order side was always at a disadvantage and on the defensive in this Bloodbath battlefield.

Unfortunately, the demons and evil gods who were initially in charge of this bloody battlefield were all lazy and irresponsible. Coincidentally, even the gods in charge of the order were gentle and non-warlike scholars.

It is said to be a scholar-god who is obsessed with research. He came here mainly to study the unique mechanics of the Bloodbath Battlefield and some of the deeper structures of the Abyss.

It can be said that they met a "talented person".

This resulted in a situation where, even in the initial, intense expansion of the battlefield, the fighting was back and forth, but ultimately it all came to a standstill.

The two gods, one on opposing sides and the other on friendly side, tacitly reached a certain understanding and continued to live in peace.

As time went on, this place seemed to develop a certain tradition.

Even the most warlike gods, when consolidating their own power, will take over the main affairs of this level, responsible for rest, recuperation, and self-improvement.

The evil gods who take over this level are often just mediocre people.

Kana's personal experience is proof of this.

After encountering two evil gods, he exhibited a somewhat passive and lazy attitude.

The reason for choosing this level was that Kana only possessed a weak level of divine power at the time and needed a relatively safe environment to begin with.

However, Kana's proactive move of building the Blood Pit Fortress displeased the Chaos God, who came to warn him.

Everyone should just hang around on this floor, but you insist on stirring up trouble here, which is really against the rules and shouldn't be done.

Therefore, since then, the intensity of the battle on the 1121st floor has increased slightly, and more demons have been summoned here. Correspondingly, many evil gods have also begun to pay attention to this place.

Even so, the intensity here is not comparable to other bloody battlefields, so it remains the best and safest area to carry out Operation Kana.

To expand the battlefield of Bloodbath, you need to understand the core essence of Bloodbath.

Chaos and order are two rules that are inherently and absolutely opposed.

But here's the problem: for the entire astral plane, both chaos and order are necessary for the world to function.

They are both opposites and unified.

They also share the concept of being inseparable and coexisting together.

It is unknown which wise deity first discovered this wonderful property and used it in pioneering practical applications.

This is the fundamental reason why the initial battlefields of bloody battles were established.

Chaos and order cannot remain clearly opposed forever, nor can they be completely isolated from each other.

The area where these two aspects merge and converge is the battlefield of bloodshed.

Here, chaos and order are in stark opposition and collision, yet they also subtly permeate and merge with each other.

You can't place this kind of area on the territory of the Order, because that would pollute the purity of the Order.

Therefore, the forces of order decisively took the initiative and opened up the battlefield on the first and largest layer of the abyss.

This turned the entire area into a bloody battlefield, bringing the flames of war to the heart of the enemy's home.

The bloody battlefield that was opened up conformed to the world's underlying rules, and thus it was permanently fixed in place.

Although the battlefield of bloodshed began many years ago, it is an extremely ancient time, even to the gods.

However, in order to maintain the battlefield, the forces of order must continuously provide the fighting force to eliminate the demons.

Order and chaos collide continuously, yet miraculously maintain a dynamic interaction between them in this region.

Chaos itself was already deeply disgusted by the inexplicable creation of a bloodbath zone, so it naturally sent demons to do everything in its power to reclaim the lost territory.

This inevitably led to the birth of bloody battlefields.

Every rule has its inherent extensibility.

The same applies to the battlefield.

So many years ago, the Order seized and took advantage of a golden opportunity to expand the Bloodbath Battlefield from one level to ten levels in one fell swoop.

An epic and exhilarating victory.

It dealt a heavy blow to the abyss.

Because the rules of the Bloodbath Battlefield have a natural suppressive effect on the Abyss itself, since the rules of the Bloodbath Battlefield also require that order occupy a significant share.

The two are both contradictory and unified.

In other worlds, it would be fine, and the Abyss might even be happy to see it happen.

The fact that the bloody battle took place right in the heart of his home is a completely different story.

On the battlefield of bloodshed, although demons possess some characteristics of the abyss, they no longer have the complete advantage of home ground. On the other hand, those beings of order are still able to operate relatively normally in the originally extremely harsh environment of the abyss.

To expand the battlefield of bloodshed, the first necessary condition is to temporarily give the forces of order an overwhelming advantage in a certain battlefield of bloodshed.

In other words, in the collision between chaos and order, the rule of order encroaches on more than 80%.

This is an absolute advantage at the rule level.

If the invasion rate reaches 90%, and the Abyss does not retake it within a certain period of time.

The abyss layer that they occupy may even be assimilated by the order and taken back, becoming an independent world detached from the abyss.

However, this possibility is extremely slim, almost nonexistent. (End of Chapter)