With a single Armageddon, Alvin destroyed the low-level demons the Blood Moor had painstakingly accumulated.
Drawn by the aura of the Space Gate, those brainless creatures had gathered near the Human Camp, only to be wiped out by Alvin in one fell swoop.
The demon assassins who had kept Baal on tenterhooks hadn't even figured out what was happening before they were pitifully killed in the meteor bombardment.
Dragging Baal, who was limp as a dead dog, back to the outskirts of the camp, Alvin handed the terrified prince over to his Imperial Guards.
Alvin discovered that the demon Imperial Guards were huddled right along the perimeter of the Human Camp. Even in the most terrifying circumstances, not one of them had set foot inside.
But their panicked expressions proved that Armageddon had still been a powerful deterrent.
The Lava Demons stationed at the perimeter had been pelted with flying stones and left with bumps all over their heads, yet they still held their ground, using their bodies to protect the relatively frail demon comrades behind them.
Alvin hadn't expected the demons to be so obedient. It made him look at Baal in a new light.
The guy had some knack for management. No wonder the Human Camp hadn't once come to complain to him in nearly a year.
Under the awestruck gazes of the demons, Alvin casually pressed a little Soul Energy into several of the most badly injured ones, to make up for the extra damage he'd caused.
A Lava Demon who'd lost the sight of one eye in each socket immediately sprang to life and rushed to Alvin's side, reverently kissing the top of his foot.
A Marg whose legs had both been broken by a rock grabbed the leg of War God 4 as if it