A different world game? A different world game!

abyss.

Leilia flicked the blood off her axe.

"Demon blood is so hard to clean, it's really annoying, and it also wears out weapons."

He had no choice but to lift his battle axe and wash it with his dark blue soul power.

It took quite a while to clean off the blood, but some scratches appeared on the beautiful weapon.

This should not have happened in the first place.

They strolled over to Kana.

"If you're going to be fighting here for a long time, it's best to have enough blacksmiths to maintain your equipment."

"Otherwise, the maintenance of weapons alone would be a headache enough."

It had not been discovered in the human world before.

Because back then, in that place, after the demon died, everything would turn to ashes cleanly, and all of it would be transformed into energy that the world would absorb.

Part of it was converted into experience points, and part into the power of the world.

Therefore, even blood stuck to weapons will disappear.

Moreover, data-driven rules are very strong and difficult to be influenced by external rules.

But now we are in the abyss.

These demons won't turn to ashes after they die; they'll still become corpses.

Weapons can also develop scratches and damage on their surface.

Even corpses are troublesome.

Especially the corpses of demons, their flesh and blood are filthy.

Hot, molten blood sticks to weapons and is difficult to clean; prolonged combat can cause irreversible damage to the weapons.

"It seems I'll have to get the blacksmith to prepare a batch of obsidian weapons."

Obsidian is a product of the Abyss, and many members of the Night's Watch actually possess weapons made of obsidian.

As for its source?
The Tower of Trials, of course.

Most of the enemies in the Tower of Trials come from the Abyss, with only a small number coming from other evil places.

The artifacts provided by the invading demons were mostly weapons made of various obsidian.

However, Lelia seemed to have thought of something else and said, "It doesn't seem necessary, after all, if this space really is connected as you think."

These are the remains of demon corpses; you don't need to worry about them.

To everyone's surprise, Kana shook his head.

"You're oversimplifying things. After all, it's just connecting a part of the world, not the real world. Although we can gain experience points from here, we'll have to accept a discount."

In reality, this means that the corpses of these demons may not completely disappear.

The Abyss won't just stand by and watch us take everything. It has already devised ways to counter such methods.

This is the result of Kana's study tour during this period.

His understanding of the Abyss is no better than that of the powerful warriors in Bloodbath Fortress.

Kana had also reported to the Action Committee before he planned to connect and overlap a space.

There are many people who do this kind of thing, let alone a god.

Do it if you want, just don't expect Bloodbath Fortress to provide too many manpower.

After all, the true nature of the Abyss invasion is to seize the world.

Incorporating every invaded and ruined world into one of its own levels is ten times worse than the Night's Watch merely taking experience.

It's a truly disgusting act of taking advantage of someone and leaving them nothing but ashes, leaving them no way out.

This is why the Abyss is considered a cesspool of the astral plane.

This is why so many beings abhor the abyss.

Even the void, after passing through the world, will leave behind a broken shell.

Although there is no difference in essence, whether you keep it or not, compared with the abyss, it seems to have a lot of temperament and principles.

Not to mention, although the chances are extremely slim, if they manage to survive, the astral plane will bestow blessings, and the world will be elevated. However, if invaded by the abyss, while it won't lead to despair, this cesspool will remain inextricably linked to the world.

If we don't find a way to solve this, demons will keep coming out to annoy people from time to time.

If the world were to be overrun by demons, they would devour it all.

In this situation, many people seeking revenge will naturally try their best to deal a severe blow to the Abyss.

That is, to take from the abyss, to repay it with its own methods.

This is always the best embodiment of revenge.

Therefore, Cana's actions are essentially no different from revenge. Although the situations may seem different, they are essentially the same.

Therefore, the Allied forces in the bloody battle would not refuse, and might even help and provide some information and intelligence.

Of course, people have been doing this kind of thing for tens of thousands of years.

The abyss had already prepared a countermeasure.

It will adjust its own rules and the operation of energy.

Try to minimize the losses.

It's impossible to be completely harmless; the abyss simply needs to change its own rules and adjust the flow of its energy.

Then the Avengers will make targeted adjustments; endless repetition is meaningless.

So let's just keep going like this, with all the back and forth.

Therefore, choosing the Abyss was even more correct than Cana had previously thought.

"Will these demons return after they're killed? Judging from the current situation, the spatial layering will probably take quite some time."

Kana nodded.

"It will take some time, but those demons are mainly focused on the front lines of the bloodbath, where the chaos and carnage are more to their liking."

I suspect that the reason these demons came this way was because they were forcibly moved here by the enemy's commander, since they could sense that I, a god, was here.

They wanted to see what we were doing, whether we were doing anything that could influence the course of the bloody battle.

Leilia nodded, seemingly understanding.

"What should we do with these corpses? You know, the Night's Watchmen are completely unfamiliar with the business of demonic entities."

Or perhaps they had never dealt with demon corpses before, and now with corpses scattered all over the ground, the Night's Watch were somewhat at a loss.

Seeing this, Kana sighed helplessly.

Datafication has both advantages and disadvantages.

In the past, corpses could be thrown on the ground and turned to ashes instantly, eliminating the need for the troublesome task of cleaning up.

The Night's Watch has been fighting for so long, and the only troublesome thing for them is dealing with the rats.

However, most of the rat carcasses turned to ashes.

The other part was simply piled up and burned.

However, many of the materials found in the corpses of these demons are usable and very valuable.

"For professional matters, it's best to leave them to professionals."

As he spoke, Kana snapped his fingers.

A message was sent to the fortress.

After a while.

A teleportation portal stood not far away.

A group of all sorts of people came out, looking strange and varied.

The leader was a strange tentacle-like person whose body was covered with various metal ornaments.

Words cannot describe his appearance, because his entire body was made up of tentacles, yet he had a nose and eyes, and his appearance was beyond disgusting.

It's just weird.

"Your Excellency, I have come at your invitation. Is there anything I can help you with?" (End of Chapter)