After tentatively agreeing on a few things, Flauros the Pit Fiend left the fortress.
And shortly after his departure, Niglas the Soul Thief dispatched a high-tier devil to secretly deliver a message into the largest palace on the sixth floor of Baator.
About ten minutes later.
The radiance of a Greater Teleport emerged, and immediately following it, three slender, alluring figures—one large and two small—appeared in the Soul Thief's hall.
"Lady Glasya!"
Though Niglas was the leader of the Soul Thieves, when facing the ruler of the sixth floor of Baator, Queen of Succubi Glasya, he was no different from an ordinary lesser devil lord. The Soul Thieves were a very loose organization; although many elite members existed within, because of the mixed races of devils, demons, and fiends, most Soul Thieves huddled together in racial groups to seek patronage under various Lower Planes lords. Niglas was patronized by Queen of Succubi Glasya, yet he was not her servant.
Both parties were closer to a cooperative relationship, and the large reserve of souls stored within Glasya's castle came from the tributes of the Soul Thieves.
Queen of Succubi Glasya was a beautiful devil with bronze-colored skin, a pair of wings marking the identity of a high-tier incubator, a small, fatal swallowtail, and sharp horns.
From the perspective of appearance, she ought to be one of the most beautiful female creatures in Baator or even the Multiverse.
Therefore, many adjectives describing her appearance did not need repeating; she possessed an absolutely exquisite and seductive visage, and although her charisma attribute could not rival Malignant, she was a notch prettier than the Succubus Queen. She inherited power from Asmodeus, the Lord of Hell; among the devil lords, she was not old in age, but she had already advanced to become an [Archdevil].