But for the simple fact a the leader of the Primevals was believed to be controlling a section of the primordial chaos, proved how big a threat the Primevals were to the universe.
The primordial beasts couldn't believe their fortune. An enemy, dangerously, tresspassed into their territories and asked them for help. They could've killed him there, but they saw a door of opportunities opening before them. For their own benefits, the primevals made a pact with him. They would teach him how to harness the power of primordial bloodline, they would even give him the bodies of powerful primordial beasts from the chaos to harness. They would help him and his cohorts in ruling their universe.
Only one simple thing they required.
The essence cores of Jindan cultivators. Only the essence of their golden cores.
The mortal worlds had no chance against a determined and deranged celestial. The pact led to the death of many Jindan cultivators in the mortal worlds. Millions of golden core cultivators had been killed before the cosmic divines noticed the developments and intervened.
Restraints were promptly placed on them and they were justifiably incapacitated. The auric lights of their Karmic sins were intensely dense, showing the level of their sins. Their utmost leader and the other subordinates involved, were brought into the white hall at the valley of the gods. The cosmic divines had convened their avatars to give their judgement on the events that took place. The divines could see through the immortals' lies and their driving motives. Some of the cosmic divines in their fury were about to destroy the offenders when they were reminded of the ways of the universe. The laws of creation.
Following the laws of creation, the cosmic divines decided against totally eliminating them. Yet, they couldn't be allowed back into the midst of the immortals, punishments or not. Many immortals had died in their hands in a act of defiance. It was a gross sin to be committed. How could they allow them back into civilization without it affecting the balance of the universe?
The cosmic divines took into consideration the fact that the race had become many in numbers over the years. Numbering hundreds of thousands. The only place furthest from civilization was the Ageless Dominion. With great reluctance, the cosmic divines agreed on the place. They banised the race to the Ageless Dominion located between the Nether plane and the void terrain of Ogonia. The extreme end of the universe.
The banished immortals were then given the cursed marks that would be from generations to generations. With authoritative declarations and divine seals, the revenants were forever cut-off from the cosmic energy and the essence of life from the core of the universe. They would recieve no form of communication, whatsoever, from all mortal and immortal entities. They would be that way until they entered reincarnation.
They would forever be marked outcasts.
Their utmost leader, Kemurah, who was the sole reason behind the depressing events was imprisoned in the Black Yonder water of Shargas. He would be there for three immortal reincarnation time to reflect on the grevious sins he committed, and made others to partake in.
The Forbidden Dominion was truly a terrible place to be confined to, but the outcasts couldn't be forgiving or given leniency for the crimes they had carried out. The place would forever be their home.
With the passage of time, their terrible fates should have made them lived a more sober lives and contemplated on their lives' decisions. No contact with the cosmic energies, and no communication with any source. They were devoid of the means of cultivation. But their greed for power continued to live on in their hearts. They still dreamt of ruling the universe. Hence, they pursued all means to continue gaining power and to advance in their levels. It took them hundreds of thousands of years but they found a way to continue their cultivation.
The demons of the nether plane.
The Nether plane was a vast space containing many demon worlds of various sizes.
A demon world could be under a single power called the demon gods. Or could be under more top powers of demon gods, depending on the size of the world and relationship of the demon gods. Some colossal demon worlds which were almost without end, could have more gods. The demon worlds was divided into large zones. Each zone under a demon supreme. A demon zone was divided into various regions known as demesnes. Each demesne was under the rule of a Daemon King. Each demesne was split into smaller sections called demeanors, and they were under the rules of the daemon lords.
Since the Nether plane was bordered with the Forbidden Dominion, there were some demon worlds which were very close to the bordered regions. The Nether plane was only divided from the Forbidden dominion by the Heavenforce walls of energy. Demons from those worlds had been scavenging materials from all around the border regions and into the Nether plane. Scavenging was a major part in the survival of these demon worlds.
The immortals of the Forbidden Dominion made use of that opportunity to further their plans of achieving their aims.
So, it began with the demonic reavers.
The ultimate Nether scavengers. The reavers were burrowers. Land animals who gained sentience after absorbing so much heavenly spiritual energy on the Nether plane. Thus, they were naturally of the terra element. When a group of Nether army were to be sent out to scout and salvage any form of items or materials, it would be the reavers.
Some demons living in the worlds on the border regions had discovered a particular material in the ground of Ogonia. Transparent soil grains which they generally refered to as the Demon-Dust. A very valuable material that was gaining prominence among the demons, giving the demons in the border region a way to rebuild their dying worlds.
Those demon worlds had a sort of hope against extinction. Nonetheless, they knew it would come at a massive cost of crossing the border dividing walls of energy of the Heavenforce. They spent thousands of years attempting to reach the other side, but to no avail.