Among the three half-Demon Princes,
Naimus could sense that both Obox-ob and the Queen of Chaos harbored deep malice toward him.
Only Demogorgon seemed relatively better. He even had a sense of "thank goodness," as if he were thinking that another worker had finally arrived.
To be honest, that weary attitude toward work did not quite match his identity as the fourth-generation Demon Prince, a being of immense strength and astonishing potential.
Demons had never possessed anything called goodwill.
The essence of the Number of Ruin drove them to be the most selfish and self-centered creatures in the world.
Even if a Demon behaved like a selfless saint, it was only because self-sacrifice brought him pleasure and interest. He chose to do so only to satisfy his own pleasure and interest.
The few seniors before him all had different motives.
They appeared full of malice, but that was the normal state of interaction between Demons.
By contrast, Demogorgon's welcome, which could almost be called goodwill, was what seemed abnormal.
To Naimus's knowledge, this Demon Prince was inherently violent, cunning, and vicious.
Otherwise, he could never have become the newest and strongest Demon Prince while surrounded by the previous generations of Demon Princes.
His true purpose remained unknown, but for now, Naimus's plan still required his cooperation.
As the previous-generation Demon Prince, he had controlled the Abyss's "primary rules" for many years.
Though whether the Abyss had rules or not made little difference.
Still, in name, the various lords of the Abyss remained under his jurisdiction.
If there was anyone who understood the Abyss's current situation best besides the Will of the Abyss, it was Demogorgon.
When faced with Naimus's questions, Demogorgon was unprecedentedly cooperative.
In that regard, he did not even seem like a Demon.
To a certain extent, he