"Since the weakest, the Queen of Chaos, is the worst possible choice, then among the remaining targets, the easiest ones to take down are only Obox-ob and Malcanthet!"
Among the five great powers, the Queen of Chaos was the weakest. But the devils had no way of passing through the war zones of the other four powers unscathed to attack her, so that option could be ignored for now. Of the remaining four, Demogorgon and Graz'zt were simply too powerful. The devils would not be foolish enough to choose them.
Some might think it was understandable that the devils would not touch Demogorgon. After all, Demogorgon's reputation was simply too great. Even back then, Demogorgon alone could slaughter his way through the devil army's blockade, let alone now. But Graz'zt?
Judging by Graz'zt's performance over the past few years, he had been the worst among the five great powers. Even the weakest, the Queen of Chaos, had performed better than him. How could such a weakling be placed alongside Demogorgon?
But viewing Graz'zt that way would be far too one-sided. Graz'zt had indeed had a rough time lately because of that troublemaking Solam. Yet in terms of accumulated strength, this overlord might well have been the strongest of the five!
Graz'zt had risen to fame even earlier than Demogorgon, and he had remained active at the pinnacle of the Abyss ever since. That long span of time had given Graz'zt reserves beyond anyone's reach. So while Graz'zt had looked pathetic lately, this great figure still had many hidden trump cards he had yet to reveal.
Perhaps simple-minded demons would overlook this, but cautious devils would not be so careless as to naively believe that Graz'zt had truly declined. More importantly, Graz'zt might have been the demon lord with the most