Azeroth's warlocks were renowned throughout the world for their mastery of commanding demons in battle. But because of the inherent evil of their profession, both the Light World and the Dark World kept their distance from them. Things were somewhat better in wartime; after all, possessing power meant having the ability to protect oneself.
Yet that still could not change the fact that warlocks were universally reviled in Azeroth, like rats scurrying across the street. The Council of the Black Harvest seized this opportunity, bringing warlocks to Draenor and allowing this dangerous profession to flourish here. Reportedly, at least thirteen thousand warlocks of various races were currently active in this shattered world.
The demons warlocks could control, however, generally came down to just a few types: Imps that even apprentices could summon, Void Demons with middling destructive power, Succubi skilled in mental enchantment, wild Felhounds, sturdy and powerful Felguards, and finally, Infernals with immense destructive power.
It was said that powerful warlocks could not only enslave more types of demons, such as Doombringers and Shivarra, but also strengthen demons with their own magic. Of course, these were advanced warlock skills. Aside from those renowned High Warlocks, few could learn them, let alone put them into practice.
Among these enslaved demons, Void Demons were a particularly obedient sort. They were better at defense than offense, and bolder commoners called them "big blue fatties," which alone showed how harmless these demons looked.
But magnify one a hundredfold, and even this supposedly "gentle" demon would become exceedingly dangerous, utterly lethal!
Dimensius the Devourer of All Worlds was just such a Void Demon. From what Dick knew, he could roughly surmise that Dimensius represented the pinnacle of Void Demon evolution. Its very existence was the most direct proof of the power of shadow. Unfortunately,