The fast-forward journey after seizing the traverser system

Now, no one has any romantic notions about succubi; their only thought is to fight the abyss.

Luo Shiyu ignored the chatter below and began to build the rules according to the plan given by Shi Yu.

Without rules, things will eventually turn out like those previous high-level officials, who treat others as resources and forget that everyone is actually the same.

Once rules are established, everyone must abide by them, so they cannot be arbitrarily altered.

Other cumbersome rules don't matter; the core rules will be implemented by letting the world witness them.

These are the rules, and the contract. No one can change the core rules unless they don't intend to survive in this world.

Luo Shiyu also understood that even the most perfect system would become outdated with development, so she did not add any judgment on the demon side, but only restricted people's behavior.

The Shinto side values ​​this highly, but some exorcists don't care.

But once the contract was established, these people felt an inexplicable power emerge, as if they were riding a small boat with a roc swimming below them. Although the oppressive feeling did not cause anything, they all understood that if the roc turned over, the small boat would surely be destroyed.

However, it was too late to back out at this point, and of course, everyone understood and no one would object.

Regardless of their individual thoughts, they are now united as one.

The counterattack against the abyss has already begun.

Shi Yu looked at Luo Shiyu, who was talking eloquently, and was not worried.

He was also curious about the power of the abyss.

This abyss spans at least two worlds, and it can't possibly contain only demons and devils on the surface. Shi Yu was very curious about what was inside.

Based on existing information, the abyss is a place where the sun never shines, the laws are chaotic, and the life forms inside are completely different from those outside, or rather, not all of them are life, but only possess the characteristics of life.

Shi Yu thought of some things from the rule side in the past, and wondered if these things in the abyss were also a spillover of rules.

The demon flower, a common life form in the abyss, doesn't really resemble life; it's more like a cultivation chamber.

The flesh and blood of demons nourish demon flowers, which then form the lowest form of worms, the initial stage for most demons.

It is called the Demon Flower, but it doesn't actually look like a flower. Instead, it has something like roots. After absorbing the flesh and blood of demons, the top swells up and grows into a fleshy ball. When it grows to a certain size, the skin will break open into several petals, and the worm will appear.

Demons and high-ranking demons were naturally curious about such things, but unfortunately, they experimented with the flesh and blood of other species and failed without exception. Only the flesh and blood of demons could succeed, and only worms could be born from it.

At this point, Shi Yu only felt it was strange and didn't think it had anything to do with the rules; it was simply a different way of reproduction for different species.

But according to the devil, the worms born from the Demon Flower are all exactly the same, like they are produced on an assembly line. No matter how high-ranking or low-ranking the demon is, all the worms produced are the same.

By cultivating these worms, their evolutionary direction will not be influenced by the demons that provide the flesh and blood.

Although the names of the worm and the abyssal worm are similar, they are completely different, and even the worms bred by the abyssal worm can be distinguished from these worms.

Worms produced by the Abyss Worm are influenced by their respective mother worms, giving them a certain bias. Worms produced by the Demon Flower, on the other hand, are like pluripotent stem cells, completely unbiased.

Shi Yu thought about it carefully, wondering if the abyss might also be an experiment, or an abandoned testing ground, but it didn't make sense. He would have to go and see for himself to know.