Chapter 2395: Crimson People?
What appeared in Cain’s sight was a sky, but instead of clouds and stars, storms ruled the firmament. Lightning and thunder raged endlessly, clashing with such fury and power that it seemed as though Alpha–Omega Overgods were locked in battle above. Each strike tore through the heavens with terrifying force, waves of destruction rippling across the expanse.
Fortunately for Cain, as part of The Flow, he existed in a place where that devastation could not reach him.
Carried alongside the endless current, Cain continued diving through the lightning storms. Days passed as the chaos roared around him, yet the current remained steady, shielding him from harm. Eventually, the storms began to thin, and Cain’s gaze fell upon what lay beneath them.
A landmass.
It was gargantuan beyond comprehension.
Mountains rose so vast that they rivaled entire worlds, dwarfing even the mightiest peaks of the Nine Empyrean Suns Universe and the Crimson World. Their sheer mass distorted the air around them, radiating pressure so intense that it felt like the land itself possessed a will.
Volcanoes dominated the landscape, but they were not barren. From their molten hearts grew colossal trees, their roots submerged in magma and their trunks piercing the sky. They fed upon fire and storm alike, their branches crackling with lightning as if drawing strength from the raging heavens.
"A weapon forged from those trees... just how strong could it be?"
The thought crossed Cain’s mind as he began to grasp the true power of the land he had reached.
Yet the volcano trees and world-sized mountains were only the beginning.
More phenomena revealed themselves as he drifted onward—some even more majestic, others far more dangerous. Cosmic rules reigned around certain regions with such intensity that Cain could feel them pressing against his existence. If he were careless, those laws alone might shatter the barrier between planes of existence and reach him, even within The Flow.
Beyond the land itself, Cain witnessed its fauna.