After pondering for a long time, the Queen of Chaos finally made up her mind. You couldn't catch a wolf without sacrificing a child! The Rod of Seven Parts was indeed a shackle to her, but on the other hand, using this practically useless divine artifact to win over an important ally like Solam was not a loss for the Queen of Chaos!
As for the countermeasure Solam had mentioned, the Queen of Chaos sneered inwardly! Before she achieved hegemony, she would not fall out with Solam. By the time they did fall out, the overall situation would basically be settled. So what if Solam turned against her then? At worst, he could just throw Miska the Wolf-Spider back into the prison pits. What did that have to do with her, the Queen of Chaos? Besides, when that time came, even if Solam did not throw Miska the Wolf-Spider into Pandemonium, she would still find a way to get rid of Miska the Wolf-Spider herself!
This Abyss would ultimately permit only one master!
Times were changing, and so were the relationships between people.
During the age of the Obyrith, why had the Queen of Chaos dared to hand her armies over to Miska the Wolf-Spider? Because under the circumstances of that era, when the Obyrith ruled supreme, Miska the Wolf-Spider would be finished the moment he lost the Queen of Chaos's support. Under those conditions, how could Miska the Wolf-Spider not be utterly loyal?
To put it plainly, circumstances had forced it. Demons, after all—you really needed a bit of luck if you expected them to remain loyal.
But what about now? The broader environment had changed. The age of the Obyrith was gone forever. Did Miska the Wolf-Spider still need the Queen of Chaos's support? Perhaps he did at