When Miska the Wolf-Spider suddenly appeared on the battlefield, the devil commander's first thought was: He was finished!
He did not actually know who Miska was, but the powerful aura surrounding Miska was the best calling card. Even though the devil commander still had no idea who this demon lord that had suddenly popped up was, the difference in strength was obvious at a glance. At the very least, the devil commander knew he was no match for him. Even if he gathered every helper at his side, he still would not be a match!
The comparison between devils and demons was rather interesting. Among the lower ranks, devils held an absolute advantage. A low-ranking demon generally could not defeat a low-ranking devil. This was not merely a difference in strength, but an overwhelming advantage in intelligence as well. Yet the higher one went, the more this situation was reversed.
Among high-ranking demons and devils, demons immediately gained the upper hand. For example, the strongest among high-ranking devils were Pit Fiends, while on the demon side, they were Balors. If a Balor encountered a Pit Fiend, there was a high chance that the Balor would chase the Pit Fiend all over the place.
Of course, there were exceptions, such as Asmodeus. This big shot was recognized throughout the multiverse as one of the strongest beings. Many believed that if they truly fought, Demogorgon would not be Asmodeus's match. But such exceptions were limited to the Nine Lords of Baator and a handful of demon dukes.
When devils fought powerful demons, the best method was usually to gang up on them. Devils could use their numerical advantage and coordinated teamwork to pin down a powerful demon.
But the problem now was that the devils' morale had already plummeted, and their forces