Chaos Space

"Chaos Space is a place that not even the strongest of humans can enter. You can't go in there without being changed at a molecular level."

Chaos Space is an area that lies on the outskirts of the Lost Galaxy. It is an area of space that has a wormhole of light that leads to the Chaos Dimension through a series of wormholes of both light and darkness. Due to the unstable nature of the wormholes, any living thing that enters and exits Chaos Space will have some aspect of them changed unless they are wearing a protective suit, or are a Fiend themselves (as Fiends are undead). The wormholes within Chaos Space have been briefly studied by scholars, no findings have been made as to where the wormholes lead, as only those who enter Chaos Space can find out, and the technology to safely travel through Chaos Space involving human pilots does not exist as of yet.

Structure
The beginning, or "entrance" of Chaos Space is a giant blue wormhole. Entering the wormhole leads to a wormhole of darkness, where the traveler must stay focused as to which wormhole that they previously entered, following Lemmy's Law of Chaos Space. Traveling through Chaos Space is highly dangerous, as multiple failures could lead into any metaphysical aspect of the travelers being changed which could potentially prove fatal for any traveler that is not protected by a Chaos Suit. Such aspects include microscopic cell damage, change of temperament, change of appearance, change of species, and many others.

First Law - Law of Chaos (Lemmy's Law)
Any physical thing that enters a wormhole in Chaos Space that is composed of quantum energy (these wormholes are bluish-white, have a warm temperature whilst traveling through them, and are known as "light" wormholes). must exit through a wormhole that is not of that same energy, such as a wormhole that is devoid of quantum energy (these wormholes are reddish-black, have a cold temperature whilst traveling through them, and are known as "dark" wormholes) in order to navigate throughout Chaos Space. If this law is not followed, the traveler or physical object will be sent back to the beginning of Chaos Space. This law was created during a series of experiments that involved shuttling drones to Chaos Space. Many drones were lost and unable to be recovered whenever they went through the incorrect wormholes whilst in Chaos Space's wormhole maze, and the mission ended in failure as the drones were unable to withstand the constant wormhole travel.

Second Law - Law of Change (Fripp's Law)
Any living thing that travels through Chaos Space must be changed in some way when they exit Chaos Space. Fripp's Law states that any metaphysical aspect of any living thing that travels through Chaos Space must be changed in some way, but does not state if that living thing cannot be changed, as this was the most recent finding from any study regarding Chaos Space. Floyd's Law answers this question. This law was created during a series of experiments that involved shuttling multiple living plants to Chaos Space. Since the plants were unprotected from Chaos Space's radiation, the results of the experiment was that the plants had looked different, had no cell walls (these plants later died), and some even became a different species entirely, or even died outright.

Third Law - Law of Duplication (Floyd's Law)
Any living thing that travels through Chaos Space that somehow cannot be changed (such as if a user was wearing a protective suit) will be genetically cloned so that some aspect of that clone will be changed to distinguish it from the original. This law was created during a series of experiments that involved shuttling multiple living plants to Chaos Space that were protected from the wormholes. Since the plants could not be changed due to them being protected by the shuttle's interior which repelled Chaos Spaces' radiation, the plants were cloned but had some aspect of them changed.