With the birth of the two Sons of Solam and the replenishment of the Blood Angels Chapter, more than half of Solam's resources had been consumed. He did not hold on to the remaining souls either. After all, Solam's Balor bodyguards had suffered severe losses this time; every subordinate he had brought over had been wiped out at once. Solam had to replenish them.
So, Solam simply poured all the resources in his hands into it at once. Without the need for all sorts of specialized alterations or potential requirements, Balors were actually easy to create, and their cost was pitifully low compared to the Sons of Solam.
Ten Balors and eighteen Balor demons emerged from the rebirth pool and joined the Balor bodyguard unit. Angron welcomed this wholeheartedly, because he had been run ragged lately. The mass deaths among the bodyguard Balors had forced him to take on even more work. After all, he handled virtually all the actual affairs of the territory. Sometimes he was so busy that he wondered whether he was actually a Succubus. What kind of Balor did not fight wars and instead specialized in handling this kind of trivial business?
With these twenty-eight high-ranking demons joining them, his workload could ease considerably. Angron even repeatedly asked Solam to allow Lanaya and those Succubi to take part in some management duties.
Solam considered Angron's proposal for a while before agreeing. The reason he had previously been reluctant to let Lanaya's group of Succubi touch power was mainly because he feared they would secretly band together with other demons and cause trouble.
That was typical mortal thinking. Solam had forgotten that he was a demon! Power among demons was actually rather meaningless, since demons had never had much trust between them to begin with.
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