Noah had always been very curious about the Remnant World, which was composed of countless world shards swallowed and left behind by the Abyss.
Back in the Original Forest instance, due to ti constraints, after Lily read the mory of the Three-tailed Giant Fox, she only ntioned the more important content.
More details required a long ti to sort out because they were too complex, so Noah didn’t pay further attention.
Now, after Lily read the mories of two Three-order monsters and spent a long ti organizing them, she finally pieced together a relatively detailed set of information.
The Remnant World was boundless, composed of countless world shards, and no one knew how many world shards were inside.
The second Three-order monster had lived for over two hundred years, and in its mory, when its world shards fell, the Remnant World was already boundless.
In countless world shards, there existed an incalculable number of Demonized Monsters.
After being transford into Demonized Monsters, their reproductive capabilities did not disappear.
The populations of so highly fertile races increased dramatically, quickly reaching the carrying capacity of their world shards.
After all, their original worlds had long been swallowed by the Abyss, leaving behind only so world shards, so how large could they be?
It was also fortunate that Demonized Monsters fed on demonic energy; otherwise, relying solely on so world shards would not be enough to sustain them, but world shards had a carrying capacity limit.
At this point, these highly fertile races were left with only two paths.
First, constantly invade other worlds, earn rit, and consu the excess "population" within the race.
Second, wage war against races in other world shards, allowing their own world shards to devour others’ world shards, raising the level and territory of their world shards, and gaining larger living space.
Endless battle was the main the of the Remnant World.
The world shards where the Three-tailed Giant Fox and the other Three-order monster were located were both level three, and could only accommodate up to Three-order.
If they wanted to advance to Fourth-Order, they first had to raise their world shards to level four.
To upgrade a world shards, they either had to devour other world shards or earn rit in world invasions to receive rewards from higher-ups.
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In the eyes of the Three-tailed Giant Fox and other Demonized Monsters, the outside worlds were divided into three categories.
Ordinary World, Extraordinary World, and Awakened World.
Naturally, there was no need to say more about Ordinary Worlds.
Most of the world shards in the Remnant World ca from various Ordinary Worlds, and the forr Blue Star was also just an Ordinary World.
Ordinary Worlds were the weakest; they didn’t even require conquest.
Just the influx of demonic energy was enough to destroy a world, killing or transforming the life forms within.
These types of worlds were irrelevant to Demonized Monsters.
The main targets of the Demonized Monsters were Extraordinary Worlds and Awakened Worlds.
The current Blue Star was an Awakened World.
This was also the most detested type of world by Demonized Monsters, because Awakened Worlds had the ability to purify demonic energy, which often made their battles twice as hard for half the result.
For Awakened Worlds, Demonized Monsters always pursued complete destruction.
Among the world invasions the Three-tailed Giant Fox participated in, it destroyed three Awakened Worlds.
In the mory of the other Three-order monster, it destroyed seven Awakened Worlds.
Destroying Awakened Worlds yielded the most generous rewards from the higher-ups.
As for Extraordinary Worlds, they referred to worlds possessing powerful extraordinary forces.
These worlds did not have the ability to purify demonic energy, so during world invasions, while fighting bloody battles against Demonized Monsters, they also had to face the erosion of demonic energy.
Because Extraordinary Worlds could be transford by demonic energy, low-level Demonized Monsters who only knew slaughter did not participate much.
The main forces were higher-level Demonized Monsters, and sotis even Abyssal Demons would personally take action.
The Three-tailed Giant Fox and the other Three-order monster had never participated in invading Extraordinary Worlds; they only knew about them.
Three-order was incomparably stronger than First Order and Tier 2, and rarely had opponents on Blue Star.
However, among Demonized Monsters, they were still considered low-level monsters.
Fourth-Order was considered entering the middle tier.
Generally speaking, invading a nascent Awakened World like Blue Star would be led by Fourth-Order.
This ti was no exception.
Fourth-Order Monsters did not necessarily enter the field because worlds were different.
So nascent Awakened Worlds were very weak, and the spatial passages ford were also very fragile, preventing Fourth-Order from passing through.
"Two Fourth-Order Monsters?"
Looking at the information stating that the Demonized Monsters invading Blue Star were led by two Fourth-Order Monsters, Noah shook his head slightly.
"More than that."
"Ah?"
Lily opened her mouth: "But in the mories I read, there were indeed only two Fourth-Order Monsters."
"One Fourth-Order Monster has already been shot dead by .
There’s only one left.
Is it coming to its death?"
Noah didn’t say anything more.
In the Remnant World, there were too many high-level Demonized Monsters.
If they found Blue Star difficult to deal with, they would naturally request reinforcents.
Of the two Fourth-Order invading Blue Star, the Demonized Giant Ape was shot dead by Noah with an arrow, needless to say.
The other Fourth-Order Monster ca from the Fishman Race.
In the Remnant World, the world shards where the Fishman Race was located was level five, possessing Fishn up to Five-Order expert.
Fishn had extrely strong reproductive capabilities and were nurous.
To reduce their population size, they had always served as the main force in the world invasions they participated in, and this invasion of Blue Star was no exception.
The death of tens of millions of low-level Fishn was completely negligible to the Fishman Race.
It was likely that the world shards they were located in was no smaller than their original world.
After reading the information for a while, Noah gained a deeper understanding of the Remnant World.
What made him vigilant was that once targeted by the Remnant World, there would be no peace forever.
It wasn’t enough to repel this world invasion and end this Ghost-Level Calamity to rest easy.
The Remnant World and Awakened Worlds were mortal enemies.
Since an Awakened World had been discovered, they would definitely not stop until it was completely destroyed.
In the Three-tailed Giant Fox’s mory, three world invasions had resulted in the complete destruction of those three Awakened Worlds in a single invasion.
However, in the mory of the other Three-order monster, there was one world invasion that encountered a tough opponent and failed to resolve that world in a single invasion.
After that, they tore open the spatial passage again and launched a larger-scale world invasion to finally destroy that Awakened World.
Unfortunately, key information such as how the Remnant World opened spatial passages, how they discovered Awakened Worlds, and the ti interval between two Disasters were not ntioned in the mories of the two Three-order monsters.
Their ranks were still too low to involve higher-level matters.
"The next Disaster from the Remnant World will likely be Human-Level."
Noah understood.
Once targeted by the Remnant World, the conflict could only end with the complete extinction of one side.
Completely resolving the threat of the Remnant World was far beyond what the current Blue Star could achieve.
Noah didn’t bother with such distant concerns; he would deal with problems as they ca.
The key now was still to resolve this Ghost-Level Calamity.
Otherwise, if the instances remained inaccessible, the Awakeners would be unable to grow.
Noah could continuously grow stronger, and not entering instances had less impact on him.
However, the higher his rank, the faster his rate of improvent.
He also didn’t want to be stuck, not to ntion the existence of tid difficulty.
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