Soram is also very helpless about this, although these children were created by Solam, but they are not machines, they have their own emotions, to Solam, they are naturally absolutely obedient, but to others, with the arrogance of Solam's sons, they can't obey at all.

But Soram still has to do this, now he is still in the abyss, still by their side, if he doesn't take advantage of the current time to let Horus establish WeChat, after Soram leaves, this kind of disagreement will be no one to suppress, and then the problem will be big!

What's more, Soram thinks that Horus's set is much more high-end and effective than his own! Solam actually has no real command ability, his overall view and political thinking are extremely naïve, he is not a good leader at all, and he is only a little clever at best. His mode of rule, too, is completely paternalistic and brutal, which makes Solam's forces look more like a gangster than a real organization.

This model can be improvised, but once it develops to a certain level, this primitive management model is out of date. Ambiguous powers, unclear responsibilities and powers, arbitrary punishment and reward mechanisms, backward talent selection, etc., a lot of drawbacks are waiting for it!

Horus's is the right truth, although Solam has not studied much, he can still see it! So Soram must support Horus, even if he wants to suppress the other sons!

However, in the face of their dissatisfaction, Soram still wondered if he could find a way to bridge their relationship with each other. No matter what, brotherly unity is the situation that the old father wants to see the most, the brothers turn against each other, and the saddest thing is Soram, who is the father.

But Horus's intelligence and emotional intelligence are far more clever than Soram imagined!

Horus knew that his brothers were dissatisfied with him, and instead of relying on the majesty of Soram to forcibly suppress his brothers, Horus was very brave enough to find his brothers, talk to them, befriend them, ask and understand their thoughts, and repeatedly broke up his reasons for doing so and explained them to them.

I have to say that Horus's emotional intelligence is really high, and his affinity is also terrifying, no matter who he faces, he can chat with them and become friends at a very fast speed. And Horus is not the kind of sweet-mouthed sword, but gets along with them with great sincerity.

In less than a month, Horus actually got along with his brother. The most gloomy Motarian, and Conrad, who dislikes to communicate with people, are also willing to chat with Horus, and Riemanrus, who was the most unruly in the past, also began to hook up with Horus after being beaten up a few times by Horus. Magnus even pulled Horus to talk about his research for three days, with a bosom friend posture.

St. Giles greatly admired Horus's ideas and ideas, and he even began to take the initiative to act as Horus's deputy, and began to expose Horus to the affairs of the army. With Clarks's coldness, he will be a lot milder in the face of Horus. As for the good-natured Vulcan, he had nothing to say.

and Angeland, the second oldest of ten thousand years, was dissatisfied with the airborne Horus at first, but after a while, this guy inexplicably became Horus's deputy.

However, Alphais has relatively little contact with Horus, or let's put it this way, how many times has Alpharis's contact with Horus is Alpharis and Omega himself, no one knows, because except for Solam, no one can see the true identity of Alpharis and Omega at a glance.

Anyway, Solam got feedback from the Alpharis and learned that these people actually admired Horus.

After such a circle, before Soram could figure out a way to bridge their brotherhood, Horus did everything quietly. This made Solam both relieved and a little inexplicably emotional, or a faint sense of loss.

Parents have the same attitude towards their children, when children are in trouble, parents will worry, but once the children show that they do not need their parents, parents will be very disappointed.

But on the whole, Soram is still quite happy, after all, everything here is planned to be handed over to Horus. In fact, according to Solam's initial conjecture, Soram planned to take his children out of the abyss together, but except for St. Giles and Vulcan, the others did not plan to leave the abyss.

This is the generation gap between Soram and the sons of Solam.

Soram lived and grew up on the material plane, even if he was in the abyss of habit, but in Solam's opinion, this place could never be his home. But the sons of Solam are different, they were born in the abyss. For Solam, the abyss is a broken place, but for the sons of Solam, all this is very normal and natural, they have seen the world since they saw it, this is like this, there is nothing bad, they are used to the chaos of the abyss, they are used to the law of the jungle here, they are used to the killing and fighting here, they think that this is normal, on the contrary, the material plane is the place where there is no meaning.

It is also for this reason that Soram thinks about the way back. If Solam had envisioned that everything he had in the abyss now could be discarded, he didn't care much anyway. But now it's different, if his sons want to stay in the abyss, then he must leave enough property for his children!

And Horus is the manager of it all!

After temporarily straightening out the relationship between the brothers, Horus began to embark on a deep reform, bringing everything into its own rhythm. Without the restraint of the other sons of Solam, the other demonic officers in Solam's demon army had no ability to resist Horus.

At the same time, Horus is not as simple and rude as Soram, and let any disobedient guy die!

(Solam's orders are absolute will in his army, and will be carried out no matter what, because anyone who dares to hesitate to give Soram's orders is already dead!) Solam's prestige is based entirely on the bloody slaughter of his own people)

Horus seems to have a lot of style, killing is only a means, not the only means, he will always use all kinds of political means, or co-opt or suppress, in short, the hostility of those demonic officers disappears without a trace, at least on the surface.

The advantage of this is naturally to avoid meaningless consumption, after all, according to Solam's method, the number of dead people is definitely not a small number. This non-combat attrition was a complete waste in Horus's opinion.

But this also has a downside, that is, although on the surface, no one can stop Horus's reforms, but demons are demons after all, and they only submit to the strong. Solam's set is a waste, but it's useful!

The demon was scared of being killed, so he naturally obeyed, and all the demons were convinced by Solam, and it was because of Solam's cruelty and strength that many demons became Solam's diehard loyalists...... The idea of a demon is so strange, a creature like a tyrant is a nasty existence in other places, but in the abyss, every demon lord is a tyrant! The more tyrants, the better!

The taste is peculiar.

But it doesn't matter if the taste is strange or not, the devil is good at this bite. Horus had a high level of politics, but so what? I haven't heard of a demon who would succumb to the other party's political skills. The devil still looks at the fist!

So after the reform has begun to take shape, the next thing is the point!

War!

Only war can establish Horus's true prestige! Only in this way can Horus's set be truly accepted, otherwise everything is a flower in the mirror! Even if Horus did not establish a victory worthy of his position during the war, his brothers, the other sons of Solam, would not have given Horus face.

Everything should be determined in war and killing! This is especially true of demons!