The Book of Black.

Summary

The chapter discusses the dangers and manipulations surrounding the Abyssal, emphasizing that many foreign research results are misleading and serve the interests of powerful groups. Ye Wan Ning warns that ordinary people are treated as expendable tools, and the idea of unrestricted access to the Abyssal is a facade that leads to chaos and disaster. She illustrates the potential horrors of supernatural powers in untrained hands and critiques the notion of freedom that disregards the consequences. The chapter concludes with a call for responsibility among those who will wield power, highlighting the need for strict regulations similar to obtaining a driver's license to enter the Abyssal safely.

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