Balors were a type of Greater Demon in the world of the Bottomless Abyss.
The vast majority of Balors were born with the strength of Greater Demons. With a little effort, they could become Archdemons.
There were many ways for a Balor to be born.
Generally speaking, most Balors were transformed from powerful evil souls.
Through certain powerful Abyssal Demon Lords, those evil souls were converted into Balors.
Besides that, other demons could also possibly become Balors through bloodline advancement.
For example, certain Greater Flame Demons and Incineration Demons were constantly evolving and advancing toward becoming Balors.
If they were powerful enough and lucky enough, they might obtain Balor Bloodline during one of their advancements.
There were also some lucky unlucky bastards who, during the stage when a Demon Worm evolved into an imp, or while they were Lesser Demons, would gain Balor as an advancement form.
After all, within the Styx, Demon Worms were practically a great dye vat of bloodlines.
The demonic bloodlines contained within a Demon Worm nearly encompassed the bloodlines of every living creature in the Abyssal world.
From the highest-ranking Demon Lords and Balors to elves, dragons, barbarians, trolls, and even humans who had fallen into the Abyss.
All these bloodline powers existed within Demon Worms, representing that when a demon evolved, it might become a member of any given race next time.
But a change in race—becoming a Balor—did not mean their rank had changed.
Such Balors were the most dangerous. One careless misstep, and they might be swallowed alive by other demons, stripped of their bloodline and soul.
Just like Delis, who had hidden in a cave for decades.
Balors were a special class among demons in the Abyss.
They were born as mid-to-high-ranking demons, naturally suited to lead other demons.
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