About half a month later, Solam finally emerged from the palace looking thoroughly satisfied and presided over the ritual. The ritual went very smoothly. As expected, the will of the Abyss favored Solam; it did not mind that the sacrifices he offered were merely four lesser demon lords, and readily allowed him to drag the Sixth Pyre beside the Forgotten Land.
Thus, the Sixth Pyre, originally on the twenty-first layer of the Abyss, officially replaced the Great Abyss as the fourth layer of the Abyss.
From the description, this might seem like an insignificant matter, but in truth, Solam's actions caused far greater ripples throughout the Abyss than one might imagine. Many demon lords took notice of what Solam had done.
They saw Solam's ambition!
What reassured the other demon lords, however, was that Solam seemed more interested in the Blood War! Otherwise, he would not have dragged his lair so close to the battlefield of the Blood War. In the Abyss, the closer a layer was to the Blood War, the less interest anyone had in it. Take the Forgotten Land, for example. Was it a good place? Of course it was! It had convenient transportation, tributaries of the River Styx crisscrossing it, and whether in terms of strategic location or soul profits, it was unquestionably a place rich beyond measure.
Yet after all these years, not a single true powerhouse had taken an interest in it. There was no other reason: it was simply too close to the Blood War!
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Therefore, Solam's actions made many demon lords breathe a sigh of relief, and they subconsciously classified him as someone who posed little threat.
All demon lords had complicated feelings toward the Blood War.
On one hand,