Soram didn't need to be reminded of the danger of bloody battles, so from the beginning, Soram didn't plan to fight alone, unless Soram could be as fierce as Demogogan, otherwise, personal bravery would not even be able to make a wave on the battlefield of millions or even tens of millions of people.

Solam's plan is simple, that is, rely on a demon army, a reliable demon army!

For this, Solam only has a rough plan, how it is, Soram has not yet thought about it, but one thing is certain, that is, Solam needs a reliable logistics base, a logistics base that can replenish troops and equipment at any time.

And the Forgotten Lands is undoubtedly the best option. It is convenient to transport here, and any demon in the lower plane who wants to go to the bloody battle, the Forgotten Land is a must to pass through, here, Soram can not only rely on the blood transfusion of the Forgotten Lands natives, but also forcibly recruit those demons who go to the bloody battle.

In this way, Solam's soldiers will not have to worry. At the same time, this has a unique advantage, and this advantage is Gabe Newell! Gabe Newell was able to provide Solam with enough mortal slaves, and mortal slaves naturally couldn't help Solam much in battle.

But there is one thing that demons can't do, but mortals are very suitable. That is to build all kinds of weapons of war. Whether it's a single weapon or a siege weapon, with the demon's chaotic personality, there is no need to count on it, but mortals can! Even if it is not as good as the devil in terms of quality, it is much stronger than the demon itself!

It was also based on this that Soram knew that Gabe Newell was not a good bird, but he still kept him and put him in charge of the entire Forgotten Lands. Otherwise, how could Soram tolerate a two-five boy who could turn back at any time?

However, the Forgotten Lands is only part of the plan, and there is one more thing that Soram must do if he wants to perfect his plan.

That's why Solam built that giant altar at all costs, he had to prepare a high-quality raw material base for his future arsenal! A raw material base that can provide a variety of high-quality metal materials.

And this raw material base was prepared at the beginning of Solam, and that was Solam's lair, the sixth cremation pile on the twenty-first floor of the abyss!

The sixth cremation pile was originally a lava-covered plane, and after Solam became the lord of this plane, the abyss's favor made this plane undergo a drastic change, cooling down the originally barren lava land, and at the same time, allowing the rich mineral resources of this plane to be utilized! (It used to be all lava, and even if you knew there were minerals, you couldn't mine it.)

Solam built that giant altar for one thing, to pull the sixth cremation pile from its original twenty-first level position to the side of the Forgotten Lands!

In the abyss, nothing is static, even the plane, as long as there is enough strength, it is not too difficult to move the position of a plane. In particular, the sixth cremation pile itself is a domain that belongs to Solam!

With the blessing of the will of the abyss, Solam is the undisputed master of the sixth cremation! What's more, the Forgotten Lands as an anchor point are now Solam's too! The Forgotten Lands can now be counted as Solam's hole cards, both in plain and actual terms. The only person in the land who is qualified to compete with Solam for ownership is the Demon Goblin Lord Gabe Newell. But this guy was originally Solam's subordinate, or to put it simply, Solam's slave!

In this case, the Forgotten Lands don't need to be said to belong.

With ownership of both planes, it was not difficult for Soram to pull the sixth cremation pile over the Forgotten Lands through sacrifices.

Solam actually learns from others, isn't that what Grazter did? His triple realm wasn't so coincidental from the start. Moreover, Grazt is nothing, and Rose is even more excessive, after the battle of the Queen Spider (that is, the battle in which Rose completely cleansed the Drow God System and became the only main god of the Drow Elves), she directly stripped her direct domain from the abyss, the original 66th layer of the abyss, from the abyss!

In general, the abyss is a place where the strong are respected! As long as you have the power, there's nothing you can't do!

The construction of the altar proceeded quickly, and with Gabe Newell's unsparing efforts, three months later, a giant pyramid-shaped altar with a height of 100 meters was erected in the northwest of Calamity Coin Town! In order to build this altar, Gabe Newell not only lost 100,000 mortal slaves, but also had his demonic goblin sorcercerers work as builders.

On the day the altar was completed, Gabe Newell had planned to invite Soram to see his work, but unfortunately, Soram had been hiding in the palace of Disaster Coin these days, and was noncommittal to Gabe Newell's invitation.

However, the four sons of Solam under Soram received orders from Solam!

Since it was a sacrifice, of course there had to be a sacrifice. The four sons of Solam were given the order to go and catch the four sacrifices!

When he heard this, Gabe Newell almost peeed out of the way! He also thought that Solam was going to cross the river and tear down the bridge, and sacrifice him as a sacrifice. Fortunately, Solam didn't have this plan, but let the four sons of Solam attack the fourth layer of the abyss, the Great Abyss!

The Great Abyss is another extremely strange plane in the abyss, as its name suggests, this plane is a huge crack that seems to extend infinitely downward, like a cave. Legend has it that at a time when the Obiris Demon was just beginning to rise, most of the original demon dwellers of the Abyss were active in the Abyss Plains (there was no Bato Hell at that time), and over time, the Obiris began to explore the lower planes.

However, some of the Obiris, on the other hand, prefer a more direct approach, concocting an elaborate magical project to complete the exploration of the Abyss by digging a huge tunnel that can run through the entire Abyss. The resulting catastrophe shook and destroyed the entire plane and claimed the lives of the twelve Lords of Obiris, but as the smoke and dust dissipated, the original appearance of the plane was completely gone, leaving only a cavern-like crack that seemed to extend infinitely downward.

However, the Obiries' childish plan was not for nothing, and the exploration of this large and vast rift revealed that countless spatial fissures were scattered across its overhanging steep rock face, and that each fissure had the potential to lead to a different level of the bottomless abyss.

Remember it's only possible! Because those spatial rifts are very unstable, no one knows what the same spatial rift will do in the next second.

In short, very pitted! That's why the demons still prefer to use the River Styx for dimensional travel rather than the Great Abyss. But it is precisely because of this rift that no one knows how deep the abyss is, there are countless demons of all kinds, maybe demons, or something worse.

In short, there are all kinds of strange things in this plane. At the same time, there is no shortage of strong people among them, and Solam is interested in this, because it means that there are qualified sacrifices in that broken place!

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