Those first-born demons each became more powerful in a short period of time, and from time to time they would emit a few terrifying roars.

 It's just a little too noisy for Barr.

The fight between Baal and Diavolo is meaningful, because otherwise, there is no way to get rid of his status as a target.

 The sequelae of killing Annihilation need to be avoided to the greatest extent, as well as the sudden appearance of Madoc!

 In any case, Madoc died in the burning hell!

 If Bulcaisel comes back, he will definitely come to this place. Whether it is revenge or finding the "truth", it means accountability!

Although Baal and Diavolo would feel uncomfortable being forced to this extent by a barbarian, they are still rational and will not do stupid things because of their discomfort.

Barr knew very well that even if he had an agreement with Bulcaisso, it would at most reduce Bulcaisuo's murderous intention.

 But a hundred percent murderous intent will bring about the same thing as a ninety-nine percent, that is, being hacked to death!

Bar was trembling a little, and he couldn't figure out whether it was because of the lingering influence of the previous battle with Diavolo or whether he was really frightened by Bulcasso.

 But what if Diavolo is the one who takes the blame and is very successful in hiding?

That way Barr has a chance to survive!

 Because there was almost no profit from killing Annihilation, the plans of the two Hell Demon Gods had to be changed.

 Originally, they could immediately obtain power that could rival those of the archangels in the higher heavens, but they lost this opportunity because of Madoc's sudden intrusion.

 The only thing that can be done now is to stop the loss!

Diavolo continues to be a target, and Baal will even cooperate to a certain extent with the barbarians' search for Diavolo.

 This is in his interest!

 Survive and then find opportunities to become stronger.

It’s not determined who will win, but there is always an opportunity!

 “Wow~”

The constant roars of the demons made Barr a little distracted, and then he casually threw an energy ball and beat the screaming demons into a pile of minced meat.

The Demon God of Destruction will not beguile these demons into being obedient. Reigning by fear is his customary approach.

 “When did I get used to this?”

Barr put an arm on his chin, which was a bit confusing.

 At this time, he finally realized that the rule of fear was giving Diavolo more foundation.

Barr sat up straighter reluctantly, his face becoming even more ugly.

 “Who else among my men can be trusted?”

Barr asked himself, the more he thought about it, the more irritated he felt.

Although he has long realized that the origin of every hell demon will gradually transform into fear, at this time there is no possibility of changing anything.

Does Barr want to be a good person and sit down and have a heart-to-heart talk with these demons who are not even pets to him?

 Or hold a banquet?

That doesn’t make sense.
Chapter completed!