After learning everything, the angels prepared to withdraw. Especially after discovering that Solam had sacrificed all the devils of the Plain of Infinite Portals in order to break free from the Will of the Abyss, they became even more eager to leave.
As for that, the angels did not know whether they should thank Solam or blame him. In any case, it seemed they had no real standing to do either.
After all, what Solam had done in the Blood War this time had extremely serious consequences and far-reaching repercussions. The Blood War had never been merely a matter between demons and devils. It concerned the struggle between chaos and order, as well as the balance of the universe. In short, there were far too many matters that needed resolving.
Angels were naturally aligned with order. In the Blood War, they actually leaned toward the devils, and were even happy to see the devils gain the upper hand. There was no helping it—the demons were simply too terrifying. That was not to say devils were any better. In truth, angels saw little difference between demons and devils.
But demons could never be exterminated! That was common knowledge across the multiverse. No one knew how many layers the Abyss truly had, nor how many demons dwelled in that damned place. There were simply too many of them, like vermin that could never be wiped out. Kill one batch, and even more would emerge.
All good-aligned factions shared a consensus regarding demons: restrain them as much as possible, let the devils wear them down, and keep wearing them down forever.
But now, something had gone wrong—and it was a major problem.
In the Abyss, Demogorgon, once the nightmare of the multiverse, had returned. The Queen of Chaos, who had once existed only