Epic of Caterpillar

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"Please ask away, Kireina-sama."

I had already given them my name, so the guys were calling me by "Kireina-sama" with honorifics! I didn't mean this as they were below me, but I appreciated to be called by my name than by the name archdemon.

And funnily enough, saying my name didn't killed them because I wasn't really a "true archdemon", I was something like an Imposter in this entire Hell, the Imps thought they didn't die by saying my name because I allowed them to say it, which might actually be true as well.

They had also gained my blessing overnight, all of them, and also my guidance's, enlightenments, and more, and all the Imps woke up being overpowered this morning, their demonic cores had jumped a few ranks and their power was already almost at the peak of the mortal realm. This is all by just merely being blessed, enlightened, and guided by me.

All my passive skills that enhance allies activate at once in anyone that gets these benefits, so their power skyrocketed through the roof. They had become rather grateful of me and even now they desired to keep my name as their new leader, calling me the "Eighth Princess of Hell", as there were seven.

"Talking about the Princes of Hell, can you guys give me a brief introduction about them? I did heard about Mammon." I said.

"Well, it is hard to say their names, but we'll write them down using your special devices, Kireina-sama."

I gave the guys some smartphones, and they began writing the name and stuff on them.

Ah yes, smartphones… I planned to spread my influence by giving out technology, my plants, and more, I wanted to gather as many believers as I could inside hell.

It is an interesting prospect indeed… and these smartphones are connected to my system, so they always get signal even in another dimension, and they were introduced to a world of new things, although for now they had to explain to me what I wanted, they could later on play around and know the true hell of gacha games, which was nothing compared to this place.

Anyways, there were actually many other Princes, but there were the Main Seven, and each one dominated a Primordial Sin. Unlike the shitty sins I have, the Primordial Sins are actually super-overpowered versions of Sins. I don't even have any of them, even less Virtues.

It seems that although there are many iterations of sins and virtues across the Universe, the Primordial Sins are the "truest" one, fabricated by the Primordial Deities themselves, hence they're called Primordial Sins and Virtues.

These powerful versions of Sins and Virtues are owned by Universally known and powerful figures.

It seems that the Sins and Virtues of Genesis are cheap copies, even when they fused together, these Chaotic Sins and Heavenly Virtues are still not enough to compare to the power of a Primordial Sin… Oh man, and I am trying to kill one of them? Actually my plan would be eating all of the Princes of Hell…

The Archdemons of Hell, the Seven Princes in specific, all hold one.

And they are…

Lucifer - Pride

Belphegor - Sloth

Mammon - Greed

Beelzebub - Gluttony

Satan - Wrath

Leviathan - Envy

Asmodeus - Lust

Yes, there are seven sins and seven princes.

Funnily enough, there are also seven princes of heaven, they're also known as the seven archangels, and they represent the seven Primordial Virtues… Demons in hell know about angels because they're their biggest enemies and there had been many wars between the two Dimensions of Heaven and Hell across the ages, mostly provoked by the Princes of Hell wanting to get back at them from time to time and provoking massive wars.

Angels seem to also be able to enter Hell to hunt demons as a trial, and they use special portals that sometimes open connecting both dimensions, the vice versa also happens, sometimes there are even giant outposts of angels if not massive empires that they set up here trying to take over more of the Hell Land, so they can slay more demons in the name of god and gain more power to grow stronger.

While Demons gain power cultivating demonic energy angels gain power cultivating angelic or heavenly energy, they can gain power by slaying the evil incarnated, demons, and demons can also do the same by slaying the god incarnate, angels… they got a very deadly relationship, but due to their history, they know each other very well to the point that even little demons know about important angelic figures that had clashed against the princes in the past.

The princes are…

Michael - (Who is Like God) - Justice (also Humility, Faith and Charity)

Gabriel - (God is My Strength) - Faith (also Kindness and Diligence)

Raphael - (God Heals) - Temperance (also Justice and Humility)

Uriel - (God is My Light) - Wisdom (also Retribution and Chastity)

Jophiel - (Beauty of God) - Patience (also Beauty, Hope and Wisdom)

Camael - (One Who Sees God) - Fortitude (also Love and Charity)

Zadkiel (Righteousness of God) - Loyalty (also Righteousness)

Of course, they got more Archangels, but these are the main seven, and the strongest… I don't know how strong they're exactly, but it said they're way stronger than anything there is and they're only below God himself.

The same cannot be said for the Princes of Hell because they're weakened and sealed in this place while the angels don't have their power sealed and gain even more power by just existing.

Well, we are in Hell now so talking about angels feels a bit off, let's go back to the Princes of Hell.

These guys are pretty interesting overall, and they possess the amazing abilities of wielding the Primordial Sins each one.

They're the strongest, but there are also more Archdemons across the layers, each one making up their own Pandemonium, so it is kind of similar to Genesis in that regard, where there are hundreds if not thousands of powerful entities with enough power to rival God-Realm or above.

There might be multiple Supreme God-Realm entities here compared than Genesis, but it's so vast and desertic even them are rare to find, I guess…

Now, what surprised me is that Lucifer is also a Prince, and holds the Primordial Sin of Pride…

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