A different world game? A different world game!

Although the Abyss has little control over the Bloodbath Battlefield, its inherent characteristics allow it to open its gates at any time.

The passages connecting to other abysses allow massive numbers of demons to flood in without any problem.

After all, the battlefield of bloodshed is in the abyss, and that is the nature of the abyss.

Therefore, it is possible to seize the opportunity to temporarily reach 80% of the territory, but it is almost impossible to occupy 90% for a long time.

Therefore, this precious period of time, when 80% has been reached, is the opportune moment for the Order to launch a strategic invasion.

They can use the spatial properties of the Abyss to begin invading other areas occupied by the Abyss.

This must be a place that is highly connected to the current abyss layer space, and this high degree of connection is due to the natural randomness of the chaos in the abyss.

Once order invades, this chaotic randomness will be forcibly weakened by the power of order until the spatial structure is fixed.

Once it's fixed, it's no longer chaos, but becomes orderly and stable.

Once this order is established and fixed, it means that the tentacles of order have begun to intrude.

Another abyssal stratum representing chaos has begun to transform and spread into the battlefield of bloodshed.

The essence of the bloody battlefield is the transformation from the abyss to order, from a place of pure chaos to a collision between chaos and order.

The invasion of this abyssal plane by those beings and warriors representing the side of order will act as a catalyst to accelerate the formation of order, eventually leading to the unification of opposites and the formation of a new battlefield of bloodshed.

This is a complex but inevitable process.

Moreover, in this process, the actual strength of the order side does not need to reach fifty percent, that is, half and half on the battlefield.

Once it exceeds 20%, the process of turning into a bloody battlefield will begin, and once it reaches 30%, the spatial structure will basically begin to solidify.

If it exceeds 40%, it will quickly turn into a bloody battlefield.

In other words, there is a valuable time difference in this process.

First, the forces of order launched a major offensive, efficiently eliminating demons in the process and beginning to tip the balance of power in the bloodbath battlefield towards order.

It's like an invisible progress bar starting to climb.

Once it reaches 80%, a crucial qualitative change is achieved.

At this point, although the abyss can attempt to open the door, this qualitative change will create certain rule barriers, thus forming a brief but strategic time gap.

During this gap, the forces of order need to follow the passage and launch a swift attack on the next level.

Order began to spread like a tide.

The passage is fixed, but order is being invaded.

This is when the real test and difficulty begin.

They must do everything in their power to maintain 80% of the strength and block the abyss demons' frenzied counterattack, while simultaneously launching an invasion of other abyss tiers.

The greater the advantage, the faster the order is restored.

The level of order in the new layer must be rapidly increased to over 20%. Although the next level of the abyss was not yet fully transformed into a bloodbath battlefield at that time, this process had already begun irreversibly.

Even if the current level is no longer 80% due to the overwhelming counterattack, and the abyss's counterattack succeeds, the passage opened up in this way has already been solidified by the rules.

The next level has also begun to become more orderly.

In chaotic layers that have already achieved some order, the advantage of the Abyss Demons will be reduced.

The ruling faction can then begin sending its own people to occupy this layer of the abyss, build fortresses, and construct defensive facilities.

Using defense as a means of attack, we began by increasing the strength of the order vehicles.

This would also protect them from the influence of the Chaos Abyss, or reduce the effects of corruption.

And so a bloody battlefield was born.

With continued, gradual erosion, the progress bar for the abyss's restoration of order will slowly rise over time.

Order erodes chaos. With the advantage of rules, only 80% is needed to trigger a qualitative change, while chaos needs to reach more than 95% to erode order. In reality, this means that the rule level requires almost 100%.

This is a manifestation of the essence of the rules themselves.

Order is born from chaos, so order inherently possesses a certain degree of disorder and impurities; there is no concept of 100% order.

Even the leaders of the Order, the Titans, are no exception.

Therefore, order is always accompanied by a certain degree of chaos, and order can possess a certain degree of chaos.

But chaos is different. The more chaotic the chaos, the better. The abyss is the ultimate form of chaos.

This is an extreme reality, the beginning of everything.

There is no such thing as something that originates from order.

This also reveals the wisdom and power of the god who first opened up the battlefield of bloodshed.

It was born in the abyss, and such an existence must inherently require a chaotic nature.

They opened the battlefield on the enemy's turf and gained the first-mover advantage in terms of rules.

Therefore, based on the above rules and the actual situation, Cana must fire this crucial first shot in the abyss.

The first shot fired was a large-scale offensive launched on a specific battlefield, which immediately gave the enemy a significant advantage.

This will allow other forces of order to provide rapid support based on instinct and tacit understanding, so as to quickly expand the advantage.

Currently, the order occupancy rate on the 1121st floor is only about 35%.

He needs to get at least 60% of this progress before his fellow order-side comrades elsewhere will see it as a worthwhile opportunity and start making a move.

Because in the first level of the main battlefield of the Abyss Bloodbath, this proportion has been maintained at around 50% for many years.

The number of layers where order prevails is only that one layer, and this proportion has remained at around 55% for many years.

Therefore, only when the significant threshold of 60% is reached will the entire Order faction exert its efforts together. With the tacit guidance of the Titan pantheon, the speed will be even faster.

Because they will pay attention to Kana's actions and the advantages at this level.

Support will be deployed and arrive as quickly as a torrent.

The entire process was carried out without a written plan, relying instead on the pure tacit understanding forged through countless years of bloody battles.

And 60% is the trigger point and beginning of this tacit understanding.

Therefore, Canna must achieve this crucial result in order to reach his goal.

Once he achieves this result, Canna can gracefully retire, or rather, no longer need to be a key player in the attack.

This is something the Night's Watch could potentially achieve based on their potential and explosive power.

As the main force, the number of Night's Watchmen is somewhat insufficient.

But given the quality of the Night's Watch, firing the first shot is a highly probable plan.

Once it's achieved, even if the main credit doesn't go to him afterwards, since he was only responsible for firing the first shot.

But this first shot was a symbol of honor and a beginning; without it, there would have been no other results.

So while he might not get the primary credit, he might get the secondary credit, or even the crucial secondary credit.

The corresponding feedback and power of faith will also return to him, and even this level of feedback is more than enough for his plan to build a divine kingdom, and may even exceed it.

Of course, whether it's enough or more depends on how much and to what extent the battlefield can expand after the first shot is fired.

Kana sat in the main seat of the fortress command room, his fingers unconsciously tracing the cold metal tabletop.

His thoughts were completely absorbed in analyzing the essential rules of the bloody battlefield.

The goal is to fire the crucial "first shot" on the 1121st floor, forcibly pushing the proportion of order from 35% to 60%, thereby triggering a chain reaction of the entire order-side forces.

Its key obstacles and breakthroughs lie in the struggle at the level of the gods.

In this world where might reigns supreme, a clash of ultimate power is ultimately necessary to determine who gains the upper hand. "The key lies in the war of the gods..."

Cana muttered to himself, "Only by suppressing, or even temporarily expelling, the Chaos Gods of this layer can the most fatal obstacle be cleared for the Legion's large-scale counterattack, allowing the Light of Order to truly cover this scorched abyss on a large scale."

However, ever since he severely injured the evil god last time, the abyss evil god on the 1121st floor has become unusually cautious.

Or perhaps they were just slackers to begin with.

Lurking in the shadows, it will not easily reveal its divine form on the battlefield under normal circumstances.

Unless… Kana actively crosses that red line—expanding the territory of Order, namely his Blood Pit Fortress, or more importantly, expanding the defensive perimeter of Blood War Fortress outwards.

Especially his Blood Pit Fortress.

The power of data makes this replaced area even more disgusting.

“Take the initiative…” A decisive glint flashed in Kana’s eyes.

This is both a tactical necessity and the only effective way to force the evil god to reveal himself.

However, it would be extremely risky and almost impossible for a single god to suppress or even defeat two evil gods simultaneously on the other side's home turf.

He needs allies, he needs the strength of his colleague at Bloodbath Fortress.

Only when both sides act together can they draw out the two evil gods of the other side, and then have a battle.

Become familiar with your opponent's abilities and make a judgment, then develop a targeted plan for the battle.

A fatal disagreement was reached.

With that in mind, Kana no longer hesitated.

He immediately summoned Leilia, Apis, and the main commanders of the fortress via telegram.

Blood Pit Fortress, War Room

"We need an offensive, a massive counterattack."

Kana got straight to the point, his voice steady, instantly making the atmosphere in the conference room heavy.

Everyone looked at him, waiting for what he would say next.

"Target?" Leilia asked immediately, her eyes gleaming with excitement.

She was already tired of playing defensively.

She couldn't wait to take the initiative to fight the demon.

There are three objectives.

Kana pointed to the Abyss map projection floating above the conference table. "First, eliminate these three demon outposts that are closest to our fortress and pose the greatest threat. They are like nails driven into our front line, and every demon tide surges out from these points first."

On the map, three skull markers flashing with crimson light are highlighted.

“Second,” Kana moved his finger, pointing to a distorted, energy-disordered area further away.

"This 'scorched wasteland' is an area where demons gather their heavy forces and high-ranking demon commanders reside, and it is also their main springboard for launching large-scale offensives."

"After securing the first objective, we can probe here, but that's all."

“Third,” his voice grew even more somber, “and most importantly, we need to push our controlled area, especially the safe passages, outward at least fifty kilometers toward Bloodbath Fortress.”

"We must secure these 50 kilometers and establish initial defensive nodes."

Moreover, the direction of the advance is towards the Bloodbath Fortress.

This will make communication between the two easier and facilitate the flow of goods.

Therefore, the third goal is essentially the main goal, while the first and second goals are merely creating a time window for the third goal.

Everyone immediately understood Kana's strategic intentions.

The first two objectives are to weaken the enemy and create chaos; the third objective must be achieved.

However, the advancement of the primary objective will provoke a reaction from the Abyss Gods, since their primary goal is to avoid angering the will of the Abyss.

Otherwise, they'll be forced to do this and that.

Therefore, when you take the initiative, the other party will definitely appear and try to stop you.

"Understood!"

Leilia stood up, her fighting spirit high. "We've been ready for a long time! Everyone's been holding back for too long! Apis?"

Apis nodded calmly: "Logistics and fortification support are not a problem. The various defensive facilities that can be quickly built using the constructs can be replenished rapidly."

"Temporary link modules can also be quickly deployed in newly captured territories. Dragon support will cover the entire attack line, providing healing and air suppression. The Legion can enter Level 1 readiness at any time."

“Very good.” Kana nodded in satisfaction. “The mobilization order will be issued immediately. You will be responsible for developing the specific combat plan, and you are required to minimize casualties.”

"But the third objective must be achieved; the extended areas must be captured. I will ensure that no divine threat interferes with your operations."

"Yes!"

The crowd responded in unison, their eyes filled with the desire to fight.

Kana left immediately, his mission still unfinished.

Bloodbath Fortress.

Unlike Bloodpit Fortress, which is dominated by the Night's Watch and is full of practicality and efficiency, Bloodbath Fortress appears more ancient, heavy, and even somewhat rigid.

The enormous stone hall was covered with countless runes that resisted the erosion of the abyss, and the air was filled with the solemnity and vicissitudes of a thousand years of bloody battles.

Kana appeared at the entrance of the sanctuary, and his arrival immediately attracted the attention of the guards.

After being informed, he was led to the fortress's resident deity—a god known as "The Rock" Carlos.

Unlike the previous deity, it is clear that it is time for a change of leadership.

It was during the time he was watching leaving the abyss.

Generally speaking, the rotation of deities takes place every fifty to one hundred years.

If it's done in advance, it's usually because there are other things to do.

This was just a normal rotation.

However, Kana didn't have much interaction with the previous god, so the rotation wouldn't have any impact.

Looking at the deity before me.

Carlos's divine body has a deep, rocky texture, as if it were carved from a single piece of ancient granite weathered by time.

The divine armor was covered with marks from being cleaved and chiseled, and shimmered with a calm, earthy-yellow divine power.

Feeling the faint fluctuations of its divine power.

He is a weak deity focused on defense and perseverance, and his style is as solid and stable as his name suggests.

The god who is as firm as a rock.

The other party’s divine name.

"Lord Kana."

Carlos's voice was like two boulders rubbing together, deep and resonant, with a calm and steady aura that was overwhelming.

"Such a young savior, although I had heard of your name before, I must admit that even someone as hard-hearted as me was surprised when I actually met you."

Compared to his deep and composed voice, his tone was somewhat warm and friendly.

He was clearly not a rigid or old-fashioned person; he seemed fairly approachable.

This reassured Kana somewhat. (End of Chapter)