A compressed, scorching planet covered in ashes is swiftly moving through the universe.
At the planet's end, in the section corresponding to the invisible interval between the two sides of Hell, which sits between seas for accumulating waste, a huge eye suddenly opened.
This planet seems alive, capable of effective observation during movement, choosing a relatively correct path and capturing the breath of life in the cosmos.
Scattered throughout the universe are countless planets, but most never see the birth of life. True Hell, throughout its ongoing world invasions, has long evolved a method to observe planets with life.
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Even though Hell primarily aims to escape, it still engages in world invasions along the way.
Such long migrations require substantial energy, and life planets encountered along the way act as "refueling stations."
