The sky in this region rarely showed such strange colors.
The sky was no longer bright blue but a deep red hue, with a substance like black smoke permeating the entire sky.
The sun, eternally hanging at the horizon, was dyed a deep shade of orange-red here.
In the central sky of this area, there was a twisted visual effect, a vortex-like twist converging toward the center.
It was as if something below was generating a strong suction, causing even the air to distort to some extent.
Look down into the earth.
A bottomless giant chasm, stretching for kilometers.
The pitch-black chasm seemed to absorb all the surrounding light; it was pure darkness.
Next to the chasm was a city wall formed from lava cooled by water.
It guarded against the seawater; it was only upon looking that one noticed one side of the chasm connected to a sea stream leading out of the continent.
