This time, Grazt was determined to defeat the demon's stomach, so he even risked his own safety to forcibly use a super-large magic forever, directly blasting open the plane barrier of the demon plane, opening a big hole, and letting his army enter it. But for this reason, Grazt also disappeared from the army because of excessive consumption, after all, it was the lair that Demogorgen had operated for countless centuries, and the defenses here were of the first class in the entire abyss, and it was impossible for Grazt to break through these defenses without paying a price.

However, Grazt didn't care about this kind of thing, his real purpose was only two, one was to test whether Demogorgen was resurrected, and the second was to calm the demon's stomach!

If Demogorgen really recovered, in the state in which Demogorgen had just been resurrected, Grazt felt that even if he was not in a complete state, he should be able to do it. As for the second point, it has nothing to do with him directly, it is his work.

Demogogan's lair, the bottomless abyss, the 88th floor, the saltwater swamp, the devil's stomach pouch. It's an ocean, and the occasional outcropping reef is inhabited by flying demons, and a huge whirlpool that pumps the water of the River Styx, which also gives the place a foul smell. Benthic devilfish, deep-sea squid, and other aquatic monsters are engaged in endless slaughter here.

In this plane, the land area is very small, and most of them are a series of islands, which are about the size of the real-world Malaysian archipelago. These lands belonged long ago to a demon lord of Balgra named Ilsidahur. (Balgra is a demon who roughly resembles an orangutan.)

The Demon Lord was originally one of Demogorgan's main allies.

Ilshidaha had helped Demogogen reopen the Shining Vortex of Mesnar, a portal that once connected the Murachkian Forest of the Bottomless Abyss to the Unrestrained Wilds, one of the many portals used by the ancient Thorn Celestial armies to invade the Abyss. The Assassins finally completed the unfinished great achievement of the Grand Duke of the Wind Element of Aikua, who subverted Obiris. The armies led by Demogorgen and Ilhidaha passed through the portal, causing great damage to the Unrestrained Wild.

Later, the army led by Demogorgen and Ilhidaha encountered the army of Gwen Haviv, the queen of the Thorn Queen's lover and the Thorn Terr's general, Gwen Haviv. Although Winhaviv finally repelled the combined forces of Demogorgen and Ilshidaha, driving them back into the abyss.

But in order to close the portal permanently, Gwen Haviv became a captive of Demogorgen and Ilhidaha, and Demogorgen was very happy about such a captive, because he thought he would have a new Death Knight! Moreover, he is a death knight from the Thorn Celestial Clan, and he feels that the next time he meets the Thorn Celestial Clan on the battlefield again, this special death knight will definitely bring endless surprises to himself.

However, as Demogorgan's ally, Ilshidaha was very dissatisfied with Demogorgen's unilateral treatment, and in his opinion, this captive was captured by the two of them together, so why should he belong to Demogorgen alone.

For this reason, Ilshidaha began to bargain with Demogorgan, and at the same time transferred Gwen Havev to his own territory, and at the same time began to have a dispute with Demogorgan.

It was this precious opportunity that led Queen Morrell of the Star King's Court to carry out a bold and successful rescue operation and ultimately save her lover. As a result, the relationship between Demogorgen and Ilshidaha began to deteriorate, and although Ilshidaha did not make efforts to mend the rift, Demogorgen eventually killed the hapless demon lord.

After killing Ilshidaha, Demogorgen gave his domain to his Death Knights as a garrison and training base.

I don't know, Grazt was lucky or what's going on, after he opened the plane barrier, the place where he landed was this land! If the reward is in the endless sea of this plane, it is not necessarily a good thing for Grazt's troops.

After all, Grazt's troops were still struggling against those aquatic demons.

Originally, Grazt thought it was a good sign, but time is a magical thing that can change everything!

Once upon a time, the land of the demon's stomach pouch was never the focus, and Demogorgen never cared about the poor things on land. In short, if the land on the devil's stomach pouch is called a weak chicken before Demogogen blows the lamp and pulls out the wax, it is not vulnerable at all. Even the former master, Ilshidaha, was just like that, when he was killed by Demogorgan, he didn't go through ten moves before he burped and cooled.

But since the fall of Demogorgan, the Death Knights stationed here have come to take it seriously. And the leader of the Death Knights, Kargos, is a serious soldier, and in his life, he basically has no other specialties except for fighting.

(Although Kargos has become a Death Knight, the camp is still the order camp, but it has changed from good to evil, and the Death Knight will not know the memory of his life)

It is precisely because of his excellent military skills that Kargoth has used thousands of years of the world to build all these large and small islands into strong and abnormal fortresses, and at the same time, after so many years, although the demon's stomach has been cut off from other abyssal planes, the contact with some material planes has not been severed.

In fact, there are still many churches in the material world that still have Demogogan, although they are much smaller than when Demogorgen was alive, but they are still growing tenaciously. So the recruitment of Death Knights has been going on for so many years.

So among these terrible fortresses, there are not many death knights.

So Grazt's army immediately encountered a stubborn resistance, and at that moment Grazt's army even thought that they had encountered the devil in a bloody battle! The battle began to be extremely scorching, and every time Grazt captured a fortress, he had to leave behind the corpses that had submerged the fort.

In the end, the war turned into mere attrition, and Grazt struggled with an almost 100-to-1 battle loss ratio. Although this kind of battle damage ratio is very pitiful, Grazt doesn't care, it's still the same sentence, there are not many others in the abyss, but there are demons!

It's just that Grazt has forgotten one person, an existence that is forever hidden in the shadow of Demogorgen, the most loyal and capable general of Demogorgen - Belcharisk!