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whodoyouthinkyouare · 08-23-2002, 07:36 PM

Alright, my bad... I guess I misunderstood the statement. I'm not sure what i was thinking. But I did open the old Algebra book, and yeah, everyone else is right... dang those percentages. But has anyone considered this? Ok, as a general rule (with just a couple of exceptions), an Arch Devil's weapon is only taken from him when a higher power overthrows him, or the Arch Devil is defeated somehow. If he is overthrown, the higher power will usually refuse to keep the weapon, seeing it as a sign of inferiority. So, theoretically, the demon summoned would be part of the Arch Devil's personal army, and they would see the weilder as their new master. So why would the Demons attack their new master, as their old master is no longer around to command them?

08-23-2002, 07:36 PM	#26
whodoyouthinkyouare The Magister Join Date: August 3, 2002 Location: home Age: 38 Posts: 127	Alright, my bad... I guess I misunderstood the statement. I'm not sure what i was thinking. But I did open the old Algebra book, and yeah, everyone else is right... dang those percentages. But has anyone considered this? Ok, as a general rule (with just a couple of exceptions), an Arch Devil's weapon is only taken from him when a higher power overthrows him, or the Arch Devil is defeated somehow. If he is overthrown, the higher power will usually refuse to keep the weapon, seeing it as a sign of inferiority. So, theoretically, the demon summoned would be part of the Arch Devil's personal army, and they would see the weilder as their new master. So why would the Demons attack their new master, as their old master is no longer around to command them? __________________ One thought becomes dominant over all...<br />DEMOGORGON IS FREE. DEATH MY SCEPTER AND PAIN MY CROWN. THE PRINCE OF DEMONS WILL LOOSE SWEET DESTRUCTION!