Alba's Fall (Please Subscribe and Vote)

The Demon Lord grew anxious as he saw the last seven Greater Demons in peril, but this was precisely the critical moment for opening the Demon Gate. He did not dare to withdraw recklessly.

There was no reproduction in the Demon Plane. Their method of inheritance was based on division. When a powerful demon chose to divide, it split into two weaker individuals, who would cultivate anew, grow anew, and then divide again.

Of course, demon division came with many restrictions. For example, one needed sufficient life energy, and after dividing, cultivation had to begin again from scratch.

This was an important method of inheritance in the Demon Plane, and the nine Greater Demons who had followed Demon Monarch Alba here had all split off from his own body.

At Alba's level, he already stood at the very peak of the Demon Plane. His method of division was entirely different from that of ordinary demons.

Only after cultivating to the pinnacle of the Demon Plane would he choose to divide, separating a small portion of his power to form an absolutely loyal Greater Demon.

Since his cultivation had already reached the limit of the Demon Plane, if he wished to break through further, he either had to travel to another plane in search of an opportunity—such as the powerful Douluo Continent, which had already surpassed the God-level limit—or wait for the world to ascend, or become the Lord of the Plane himself.

Unfortunately, Alba's fortune was insufficient, and none of those paths could be realized. Since he could not improve any further for the time being, he had continuously divided himself instead.

Because the Demon Plane's energy was limited and its planar power was far inferior to that of the Douluo Continent, Alba needed nearly several hundred years to divide