Of course, it doesn't matter whether he thinks about it or not. What's important is his own plan.

Although the new Hell Lord had a very exquisite plan, there was nothing worthy of Rendekir's reference. As for why he said so, the reason was very simple. That is, there were differences in their national conditions between hells.

As the master of hell, Mephisto also shoulders the responsibility of part of the god of death. In other words, Mephisto is actually equivalent to a god of death like Hela and Anubis. Under such premise, his hell naturally has a very unique place, such as those evil spirits transformed from the souls with deep sin.

This is a power that has never been possessed in other hells, and it is also the power that the other hell masters are most afraid of. After all, ghosts are invisible and intangible, and it is very troublesome to deal with. With the huge base of humans, their number will also be an extremely troublesome thing.

However, the human base problem that Degil had troubled was not present in Mephisto's hell. Because in terms of quantity, they were actually not bad at all. What they were missing was high-end power, and this was the specialty of Satan's hell.

The Fallen Angels Legion and the powerful army of flame demons. Anyone that can be pulled out will be a terrifying existence for other devils in hell. The only problem is the number, no matter where this high-level cutting-edge combat power is scarce and limited.

The balance between different forces is always at a very delicate node. For example, peace in hell is built by this gap in quantity and quality. To be honest, Randgir was quite proud of this kind of thing in the past, because no matter how you look at it, you only know that the violent soldiers, Mephisto and the high-end combat power are the differences between the locals and the rich and handsome men. But when facing this difficult enemy of mankind, he would rather exchange the power between them, so as not to be so stretched to arrange them now.

However, this is obviously impossible. So naturally, he could only follow his initial plan.

His plan is fundamentally fine. The only difference is that he has to make some small adjustments based on the current situation.

The new Lord of Hell took action against humans first, which is both a bad thing and a good thing for him.

The disadvantage is that he was seized with the initiative, and many benefits that could be obtained first are difficult to get. But the benefits are also obvious. The biggest advantage is that with the action of the new master, their appearance will not attract too many people's attention, and they can also use the action of another hell to gain a glimpse of the hidden strength of human beings.

The fisherman is profitable when fighting against the snipe and clam, but Degier may not have no such idea. And it is precisely because of this idea that he will sit here safely and hide all his actions in the silent darkness.

In the dark cave, his seat was already full of bustling crowds. These were all believers of Satan, a group of twisted people who could give everything for the so-called Satan glory. To be honest, they looked a lot, but in fact they were not as many as they imagined.

In fact, there are only more than 500 people in the cave. And this is obviously a little different from the number that Rand Kiel wants.

Such a result is really hard to satisfy, but Degil couldn't demand anything from those under his command. Because he knew very well that in the current world, it was not so easy to find such a fool.

Human beings are always improving. As an ancient angel, Degil has the most tangible feeling.

From the oldest times, they could only show their sacred magic power, and countless humans could contribute everything for them. By the Middle Ages hundreds of years ago, the royal power of mankind began to challenge the divine power openly, and smart people learned to stand in a row and no longer willing to work hard for the so-called glory of God. Today, almost most humans would have doubts and sneers when facing the so-called sacred. Humans are effectively changing their attitude towards them, such gods and demons.

Unless it is a powerful existence that can make human beings feel despair as a whole, any god and demon who dares to appear in humans and makes unreasonable demands on them will only have one end.

Being sliced ​​and studied alive, or being sliced ​​and studied after death. In short, a sliced ​​study will definitely not be able to escape.

This is the confidence of human beings for the power they possess. After all, they are no longer the toys they used to be. They can easily provoke any cat or dog. Faced with their confidence, Randekir, who knew that they were not the opponent, could only stop and put everything in secret.

If he can't make a big fuss, he will of course not be able to speed up. Even if he has many dissatisfactions and complaints in his heart, he can only force himself to suppress it, putting the overall situation first.

"How long will it take for you to get all the staff I want? You should also know that it is time to race against time. If the deadline is reached and you still can't complete this task, what kind of outcome will be waiting for you? I don't need to say more."

As a superior, Degil rarely obsessively commands his subordinates with such threatening words. He always warns them by telling them the interests of others, so that they can understand what the consequences of their failure to work seriously.

This statement seems a bit weak, but as long as you combine it with reality, no matter what kind of person you are, you will not be able to take his words as if they are so ungrateful. The reason is very simple, that is, no one will joke about his life on such things.

The corpses were covered on the road ahead, and the guy who dared not to keep Randgir's words in his heart, but he still hadn't been cold yet? These guys are some elites in hell, and can get in touch with some information from the upper level. So naturally, they know what to do and how to do it.

"We will try our best to speed up. In a week, no, within five days, we will find a way to get the number of people you need."

Seeing his subordinates answering his questions almost sweating, Degil's eyes flashed slightly with blue fire, and he responded very calmly.

"Don't be anxious. At the very least, don't cause me any trouble because of rush. What I want is absolute secrets, which is the most important thing at the moment. As for the number of people who are lacking, I still say the same thing, as long as I can get it together within the time specified. In this regard, I don't plan to urge you. After all, some things are not as soon as possible, aren't they?"

"Yes, yes, you are right." Hearing Randgir gave himself a sigh of relief in this regard. The devil who was specifically responsible for this matter breathed a sigh of relief, and he also inevitably began to take pleasing measures.

"Sir, do you want me to temporarily imprison these humans? You also know that humans are complicated now, so they may not come over honestly next time. Instead of letting them reveal our news, it is better to take them down directly just in case?"

"Just in case? I think you are asking for trouble!"

He glanced coldly at the devil, but Degil had already warned him mockingly.

"A large group of people have disappeared. Do you think this is a trivial matter in the human world? If the human government finds here in their tracks, it will eventually lead to the failure of our plan. Should you take this responsibility or should I bear it? Well!"

"I" was originally determined to please the devil, who suddenly heard this and was stunned. Of course, the consequences of this could not be borne by the big man Randgir, so the one who was unlucky in the end must be him. When he thought of the price he had to pay after messing up this matter, the devil's calves couldn't help but tremble.

"I'm wrong, I'm wrong. Sir, I don't dare to be so self-reliant and smart anymore. I'll make arrangements to let them go back honestly."

"Don't worry, I have something to tell you."

Seeing that the terrified devil was about to take action, Degil immediately called him.

"I just thought about it, and your worries may not be unreasonable. If these people regret it or simply betray our existence, this will definitely be huge for us. So, do this. Give them some benefits and let them know that serving our Lord is truly profitable. Then find a way to make them sign a contract to ensure that they become our loyal believers without revealing the information here. Do you understand what I mean?"

"I understand, I understand, I will do it now." The devil nodded quickly to agree, but soon his face became strange again. His constipation-like face proved his hesitation and entanglement, and in fact, he was indeed embarrassed on a problem.

"But sir, what benefits should they give? I'm afraid that these people will have a second thought in their hearts. If they give too much, they will just be a bit too wasteful."

It is no wonder that this devil would say such a waste. As an advance force, the resources they can mobilize are extremely limited. However, Degil, the superior, may not be very clear, but he, the logistics manager, deeply experienced the bitterness of wanting to spend a penny in two parts.

You know, even their own people's welfare is almost impossible to guarantee. Now he still has to allocate limited resources to these humans, which naturally makes it a little difficult for him to do.
Chapter completed!