Land of Nothingness [4]

The goal of the first island was just as plain as the first in context, but it was definitely more involved.

After all, to achieve it, one needed a considerable understanding of Nonexistence.

That statement was already contradictory, but the challenge for this island was just the same.

There were so many castles because the goal was to "create" as much as possible before moving to the next island.

One could easily pass the trial by building anything out of materials like stone or concrete. However, the more one did, the more benefits one would receive on the third island.

Still, the most people could build was castles. They were intricate inside and out and had to be completely created through methods similar to carving statues out of blocks of marble. Nonexistence couldn't create. It was a concept diametrically opposed to the facets of creation.