Reincarnated as incubus: I didn't mean to seduce you!-Chapter 1257 - 346: Abyss Demon VS the Fourth Calamity

Not to mention that the Lord of Hell itself is an enemy of the Divine Continent's order camp. If a conflict truly breaks out, it's impossible for the Lord of Hell to hide in the shadows, as Hell's power is not that terrifying.

And once the devils who excel at lurking behind the scenes to consume various forces step into the spotlight, their fate won't be much better than that of the Abyss.

But the problem is that the Abyss is vast!

In this world, where Abyss Blood Battles are constantly taking place, the weak without strength should be eliminated or even killed, while the strong will draw nourishment from the flesh of the victors to further grow themselves.

This is one of the most frequently used powers by the Abyss and also one of its fundamental rules.

The monsters bred by such rules are all murderously bloodthirsty.

For a considerable length of time, demons from the Abyss have repeatedly launched Abyss Blood Battles in order to gain more power.

But how could Abyss Blood Battles alone satisfy the demands of these insatiable, unparalleled demons?

They need stronger power, a power strong enough to make the entire world bow at their feet.

To achieve this goal, the Abyss has launched brutal assaults time and again on the world fragments roaming the Star Realm, or more accurately, on worlds known as "the initial Dungeons."

This attack never ceases because, in the Bottomless Abyss, battle is the eternal theme, affecting more and more dungeons as demons pour forth from the Abyss Gates.

Only the Abyss could engage in the operation of transforming top combat power into disposable war tools ready for abandonment.

It can be said that the history of the Abyss's expansion is a bloody and tearful tale of countless dungeon civilizations being eroded away.

Unlike many countries on the continent that prefer to capitalize on the residual value of life, the Abyss devours entire worlds like locusts once they've caught hold of them.

Compared to the Abyss, no matter how "rude" the various nations on the continent may appear, they seem far more benevolent to outsiders.

So, what Hell cannot achieve, the Abyss might very well succeed in doing.

Especially at such a special time as now.

Due to the Dawn Catastrophe that occurred many years ago, affecting an overwhelming number of divinities, the forces that could realistically counter the Abyss have instead decreased.

What's even more troublesome is that, although the Abyss Will doesn't have an aggressive stance towards the Divine Continent's World Will, it also doesn't possess a friendly demeanor.

Whether the Divine Continent thrives or not has nothing to do with It, just as whether it encounters issues, unless it's destroyed, also means nothing to It.

Perhaps this tacit understanding has made the demon lords in the Abyss realize a problem.

For Abyss Lords, harvesting worlds to obtain world origins, then sacrificing them to the Abyss Will to strengthen its power, while receiving feedback from the Abyss Will themselves to become stronger, is the fast track to power for those high-ranking lords.

But now the demon lords face a very peculiar situation.

Compared to the Divine Continent, other dungeons evolving from many world fragments, no matter how delicious, are not as satisfying anymore.

Just like when the Shadow Country was drawn into the Abyss.

The world origin power possessed by a Shadow Country far exceeds the origin power obtainable after the Abyss devours an ordinary dungeon.

In the same battle scenario, if there are no prohibitions from the Abyss Will, why not target enemies they're extremely familiar with in the Divine Continent instead of risking their lives exploring dungeons?

Thus, if the top order forces of the Divine Continent have problems, it implies that the minions of the Abyss Lords in the Abyss are also gearing up for action.

"Prepare yourselves mentally; if, in the long run, the Evil God causes greater damage to the Divine Continent's order forces, then the Abyss's short-term damage to the continent can be equally terrifying," Kael said solemnly.

This issue had been contemplated by various forces more than ten years ago.

The first scenario is choosing to resist the divine, allowing various forces to win more survival space but in turn facing the encroachment of the Abyss Force in the near future, with even some forces of the Divine Continent possibly acting as collaborators.

The second scenario is choosing not to resist the divine, giving up one's autonomy, betting the entire continent's future on the orthodox gods being able to overpower the Evil God, thereby leaving no opportunity for any continental force to control any deity's fate—everything left to fate.

Strictly speaking, there is no right or wrong between the two scenarios.

Who is right or wrong doesn't need choosing; the real choice lies in which catastrophic outcome the continental forces are more willing to accept.

Evidently, eliminating the Evil God, rapidly developing, reinforcing the future, then having a proper confrontation with those demon lords, is the overwhelming consensus of the continent's forces.

"If possible, I wish for time to slow down, at least until I've dealt with my wedding arrangements. I have little interest in having to handle their issues while at my beloved's wedding," Kael said weightily.

It's not that he feels fear.

Reaching his current state, fear seems improbable; it's mainly that it greatly affects his wedding mood.

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In fact, the Abyss's actions were faster than he had imagined.

After Kael and Lily discussed the situation of the Abyss, substantial changes occurred in reality.

The matter of the Abyss preparing to attack the Divine Continent has been a much-discussed topic among its various forces.

But this time is clearly different.

Ten days have passed since his conversation with Lily, and according to Kael's extensive global intelligence, small Abyss Gates have appeared around the nations of the Divine Continent.

These have no discernible pattern, emerging suddenly like a small-scale demon surge, not bringing forth those immensely powerful Abyss Lords immediately but just ordinary demons exploited by demon lords.

This small-scale demon tide, while seemingly not dangerous, clearly deviates from the usual "behaviors of a demon lord," given its vast reach across many nations.

Evidently, a considerable coalition of demon lords has begun to band together, intending to strike while the Divine Continent's order forces are thin and vulnerable!

Unlike other nations' somewhat troublesome situations, the Lancaster Territory where Kael resides is an anomaly among anomalies.

This is because Lancaster Territory, or rather the entire Yibel Federation, already contains a significant group of unique individuals.

This group, deriving their "leveling-up" abilities from the Chaos Source Essence within Kael, is arguably a presence more terrifying than demons.

Indeed, Lancaster Territory has witnessed an Abyss Gate, though not the kind that unleashes vast numbers of demons or demon lords; its intensity is just right.

Members of the Undead community longing for such appropriately leveled, wild hunting experience points have for long anticipated this.

Abyss Demons VS The Fourth Calamity!

This mighty collision finally played out.

Unexpectedly, when Kael issued the "close Abyss Gate" mission to all Lancaster players, the entire player community erupted with excitement!