Divergence

The devils still had a chance to break the deadlock.

Even if defeat had become unavoidable because they had run into too many enemies.

They still had a chance to preserve most of their strength.

That was to scatter and flee.

The remaining twenty or thirty barons and seven viscounts could flee in different directions.

The devil marquis could flee too. That would absolutely allow most of them to escape.

Even one-on-one, Charles's greater demons might not necessarily be able to kill those devil barons.

If they scattered, Charles's side would not be able to catch many of them. They might not even dare to give chase.

Because the viscounts would flee as well. Without the wizard tower, if these greater demons encountered devil viscounts, there was only one word for them: death.

If the viscounts scattered and fled, they truly would be difficult to pursue. The wizard tower could not separate from him and fight independently.

Neither could his elemental true form.

Dorkas, on the other hand, could fight independently, but he also feared that those devil viscounts would regroup.

The fourth- and fifth-rank devils had a chance to escape.

But how could the sixth-rank marquis escape?

Everyone else could flee, but he definitely could not.

Both Charles and Kolsama were watching him. This was still the Abyss World. No matter where he fled, he would be an outsider—an outsider watched by the will of the Abyss.

It was the same as Anog in Purgatory.

Anog was also watched by the will of Purgatory, but he was sly enough not to enter a devil count's territory, leaving them with little they could do to him.

As long as he did not encounter a sixth-rank devil, he could keep roaming about and committing crimes.

But this devil marquis had already