At this, Iyadase, who had remained silent all along, spoke—
"Since Lord Galar has cast his gaze from the Abyss upon Lasudelan, naturally we cannot allow the lord to think little of us. How can Lasudelan be turned into a sea of fire? Nitotip is right. It is indeed time to go out and stop this."
In truth, aside from Komodo, the other demons thought much the same as Iyadase. Yet Iyadase had been the first to speak.
"I think Komodo has a point as well. Not only will Lasudelan be reborn in the flames, but those demon souls will also be tempered anew within them. When they return to the Abyss under Kurangduo's guidance, will their foundations not be even stronger?" The speaker was the burly Edesinos, a curled-horn demon also known as a lion-horn demon. He held a trident, and a golden bell was tied to the demon tail behind him.
The moment he spoke, he placed himself in opposition to Nitotip. Yet none of the demons present believed that Edesinos truly wished to support Lasudelan becoming a sea of fire.
He himself possessed no fire attribute. The only reason he said this was because Iyadase had spoken first.
Did Iyadase bear a grudge against Edesinos? No.
Their sole connection was that they had once shared a bedmate: Hai, who was on the verge of transforming.
In the past, Edesinos would not have cared who Hai was involved with. After all, Hai was a Panas Succubus, and promiscuity was in her nature. But after Hai awakened, matters took a turn.
Hai might one day approach the realm of a lord. Such a succubus was what met Edesinos's standards for a partner. Moreover, Hai's awakened form involved a deepening, gigantic physique—how well that matched Edesinos's true body. It made