Demogorgen had many minions, including mortals from various worlds, as well as some ancient monsters, such as the Bottom Breath Fish, a monster that has existed since ancient times. (According to the Book of Strange Things, the Bottom Breath Demon Fish is much older than the dragon, and the Dragon has not yet appeared in the multiverse when the Bottom Breath Demon Fish began to multiply in various primitive worlds)

However, Demogorgen's main servant came from the abyss, and although not all demons regarded him as their master, the vast majority of demons recognized Demogorgen as the "Demon Prince" despite their reluctance. Many demons have tried to fight against Demogorgen, but most of them end up under the influence of Demogorgen and end up willingly becoming loyal slaves of the demon prince.

Among Demogorgen's servants, the highest-ranking was Belchersk (the chaotic and evil male Ballow Demon Warrior), who was perhaps the most suitable successor to Demogorgen. Bercharisk was in charge of Demogorgen's legions. This army of demons, monsters, semi-infernal creatures, and other dimensional creatures is so large—at any given moment.

Even today, when Demogorgen has fallen, Demogorgen's army is still very large, and in the era when Demogorgen was still active, Demogorgen's lair, the demon stomach pouch, only had a scarce number of troops stationed. Most of the time, he was a Death Knight under Demogorgen.

Demogorgen himself was more intimidating than any army, and at that time, no one dared to confront the mad Demogorgen, not even many of them!

The rest of the millions of armies are stationed in other levels of the Abyss to receive new orders from the Demon Prince at any time, and this is not all of this army, and some of them are gathered in the lower realms to engage in endless bloody battles with the devil.

And the one in charge of the conquest of these troops is Belcharisk!

This demon general was actually just a very ordinary demon warrior a long time ago, but his personal fate is so strange, this ordinary demon warrior, in a war against Demogorgen's enemies, was seriously injured because the battle was too crazy, but the interesting thing is that he was not injured by the enemy, but after being mad by Demogorgan, he was beaten half to death by Demogorgan's tentacle.

Of course, if this is all there is to it, then Belcharisk may be just one of the thousands of unlucky ghosts who were killed by Demogorgen, but coincidentally, the frenzied Demogorgen did not pay attention to his back, and an assassin suddenly appeared and launched a decisive attack on Demogorgen.

At this time, Bercharisk showed extraordinary courage, dragging his dying body to block the deadly attack for his master. Although this also brought Belcharisk to the brink of death.

But this courage made an impression on Demogorgen, perhaps out of momentary gratitude, or perhaps simply out of boredom, Demogorgen used spells to save the demon warrior. But then Demogorgen still didn't take Belzarisk seriously, and Demogorgen just took it as an interesting vignette.

But what Di Mogorgen didn't know was that his unintentional move made Belcharisque, who had been an extremely worshipful demon prince, completely die to Di Mogogan.

The rest of the matter is simple, Belcharisk quickly attracts the attention of Democharisk with his unparalleled cunning and unconventional loyalty, and Demogorgen remembers the little soldier who once saved him, so he also gives Bercharisk a chance to come out. Then Belcharisk rose to prominence and became Demogorgen's confidant, and together with Kargos, he was known as Demogorgen's right and left hand.

However, Kargos is generally a bodyguard, and he is always only in charge of the Death Knight, and rarely participates in other military operations. Bercharisk was different, and in the later period, Demogorgen basically said that all his army was handed over to him.

And Bercharisk also lived up to the trust of Demogorgen, although it cannot be said that it was victorious in a hundred battles, but Bercharisk did achieve very brilliant victories in many battlefields, such as in the bloody battle, Belcharisk's troops are considered to be in the bloody battle, and it is one of the few troops that can make the devil's army deflated.

Although Bercharesk is Demogorgen's most loyal subordinate and is considered the best heir of Demogorgen, his style is still much different from Demogorgen's. Although in the eyes of outsiders, it is actually not too much.

In the eyes of outsiders, both Belcharisk and Demogogen are in the style of one force and ten clubs, and they are reckless. In terms of fighting style, this is true. They both like to go straight to the strongest position in the place in battle, and then solve the battle with Musou.

But the real situation is very different, Demogorgan's path has always been in line with the local general, and then he has passed all the way, and everyone who stands in his way will die! But Belcharisk is different, he seems to be in a hurry, but in fact this guy is very cunning.

He usually divides his troops into two parts, the first part of which he has always followed the habit of the devil, that is, rushing in a swarm, not caring about the enemy's formation, that is, fighting with the enemy. This is the same as most of the demon generals in the Abyss.

What's really different is the second point, he will gather a part of the high demons as a reserve, just wait for his own side to engage the enemy, he will see the enemy's weak point from the battle line as quickly as possible, and then personally lead his elite troops to cut through the weak point in one fell swoop, straight to the enemy's heart!

Or rather, bravery is just a disguise for Belcharisk, and what he really does is to seize the fighter as quickly as possible.

And this time was no exception.

When the army of Grazt was struggling with the layers of fortresses of the Death Knights, Belcharisk launched a surprise attack at the right opportunity, at the right time, and in the right place!

After the fall of Demogorgen, Belzarisk was also very decisive, he immediately abandoned the territory he had occupied, and even all the fortresses in the Abyss Plain were abandoned at the first time, and retreated to the demon stomach with all the troops of Demogorgen.

Although over the years, Belcharisk and Kagos carried out several clean-up operations to ensure the loyalty of these troops (as in the Great Purge of the former Soviet Union), which led to a considerable decrease in the size of the troops, but there were still one or two million.

In addition, the demons of these waters are all believers in Dimogogen, so this raid is perfect in terms of quantity and quality, not to mention the excellent timing.

One or two million demon armies that had been holding back for thousands of years erupted with jaw-dropping bloodthirsty desires at that moment, and Grazt's troops were blinded at once!

This is not the end, although the leader of the Death Knights, Kargos, is not in the demon's stomach, but Kargos's deputy, the Undead Earl Soth, although not as strong as Kargos, is also a qualified general, how could he let go of such a good opportunity to counterattack in vain, so the fortress of the Death Knight was immediately opened, and countless Death Knights with countless undead armies and Belcharisk's troops should be combined inside and out, and they attacked back and forth.

(Necromantic Earl, Sir South, is a character in the dragon lance, here is just a simple borrowing, anyway, there are not many scenes)

In less than three hours, Grazt's army was completely finished, and in these three hours, Grazt himself did not intend to turn the tide, but unfortunately, under the joint efforts of Sir Soth and Belcharisk, Grazt, who was not in good condition, although he once killed the elite Death Knight troops under Sir Soth, but was still dragged back, and later, the general trend had gone, and Grazt did not joke about his safety anymore, and ran away very decisively.

So a huge crusade war ended in disgrace!