The Shadowmoon Dire Wolves Legion, like most demon legions, was composed entirely of wild demons. Its members came from extremely diverse backgrounds: some were elites Horus had selected from the large legions directly under Solam's command, some were wild demons recruited from the wilderness, and many were demons who had come to surrender.
(This so-called large legion was nominally Solam's direct force, but Solam had never really commanded it himself. He usually left it to his sons to manage, handling it in a highly casual manner. So while it appeared to be Solam's direct legion, it actually had the weakest combat power and the worst organization. It was only large in scale.)
This makeup should have doomed the so-called legion to be as chaotic and disorderly as the forces of other demon lords. Yet in Horus's hands, the legion changed by the day. Simply put, the demons' entire outlook had changed. They began to understand why they fought, and whom they fought for! A legion with faith naturally grew stronger with each passing day.
This was highly unusual. Solam even suspected that Horus had cast some unknown spell on those demons, making a group of creatures that knew neither gratitude nor emotion somehow develop so-called faith and purpose.
But the truth was that Horus had not used any magic. He merely kept encouraging those demons while leading by example. The irresistible force of his personality had actually infected them! In private, those demons even called themselves the Sons of Horus! It was ridiculous.
The Shadowmoon Dire Wolves also lived up to their commander's trust. On the battlefields of the Great Abyss, they were always present in the most famous battles, striving to earn ever greater merits. Whenever a troublesome enemy appeared, the Shadowmoon Dire Wolves always rushed to the battlefield