Father God's narration finally came to an end, but the complex information still echoed in my mind incessantly. The tangled relationships about the Void, the World, and the Abyss were dizzying; ultimately, I could only, with a throbbing headache, consolidate them into a simple model.
The Void is like a complete piece of stone, the World is akin to a sculpture, and the Abyss is the chipped stone that falls to the ground during the sculpting process. The chipped stones themselves are insignificant, but once they cover the sculpture again, the sculpture is no longer just a sculpture—it's akin to attaching arms to Venus.
These world residues represent the end of the Universe. Once the Abyss and the normal world come into contact, order collapses, and all things return to zero.
