The appearance of the Hell Ork God-Chosen made Fadis's heart begin to waver.
He felt a little envy and jealousy, and even a trace of unfairness.
The Chaos Gods seemed far too stingy toward Chaos beings like them, nowhere near as generous as The Savior, the Lord of Hell.
Especially in recent years, the faith-based Fel Energy they bestowed had grown less and less, almost to nothing.
At times, they even drew power back from the domains of the Chaos Lords, including but not limited to souls, daemon armies, and the like.
Originally, Fadis had not thought much of it, but now, compared with the Lord of Hell, the difference in treatment was rather large.
"Even greenskins can receive such blessings by following the Lord of Hell. If I were to pledge myself to that being, wouldn't I gain even more?"
This thought rose in Fadis's mind instinctively, full of anticipation.
The faith of this Chaos Lord was shaken, and he began considering questions that had never occurred to him before.
He realized that the Lord of Hell was an extremely wealthy deity.
That being was willing to accept all Chaos Daemons, regardless of whether they had followed the Chaos Gods before, or whether they had ever invaded the Galaxy.
The Lord of Hell bestowed power equally upon all believers, even if they had once opposed, blasphemed, or cursed him.
What generosity?!
This was actually one of Ron's strategies for balancing the Warp.
Rather than let those Chaos Daemons attack the Galaxy under the Dark Gods, it was better to pull them over and make them his own believers, so he could control them better.
For every believer he gained, the Galaxy lost one enemy.
It was precisely the generosity of Ron, this Lord of Hell, that allowed him to