Just as he had paid a steep price to defeat the Savage Demon Lord, Zephyr believed that the necromancer who had defeated two Lesser Demon Lords had also paid an enormous price.
Wasn't this a heaven-sent opportunity, the perfect chance to kill the necromancer once and for all?
With that thought, the Soul Judge Demon Lord made his decision and acted without hesitation.
He swiftly issued an assembly order to the massive demon army under his command.
As Zephyr's order was relayed, the Demon Legion that had originally been scattered across the battlefield seemed drawn together by an invisible force. They regrouped into a formidable army, one considered powerful throughout the entire 406th Abyss Layer, ready for the coming battle.
It was worth noting that after the brutal battle against the Savage Demon Lord, although Zephyr's Demon Legion had suffered grievous losses among its low- and mid-tier forces, in terms of high-end combat strength—
Among the Demon Warlords and Greater Demons, his legion had not weakened in the slightest. Instead, it had improved considerably by absorbing the powerful subordinates of the Savage Demon Lord.
The Demon Warlords and Greater Demons who had once served the Savage Demon Lord had chosen, without the slightest hesitation, to surrender to the ultimate victor of that battle—the Soul Judge Demon Lord, Zephyr—the moment the Savage Demon Lord fell.
This was also one of the racial advantages Tanar'ri Demons possessed upon becoming Lesser Demon Lords.
When the situation became hopeless, demons would never refuse to swear loyalty to a powerful Lesser Demon Lord in order to preserve their lives.
Of course, given demons' cunning and fickle nature, such loyalty only remained effective as long as the Lesser Demon Lord retained overwhelming strength.
Once Zephyr's power began to decline, those demons would raise the banner of