<em>Been busy... so many new recruits to train. We've doubled in size from recruits, in the past few months,</em>she sends back, in reply to his first comment, then gives him a slightly surprised look, at the second. Hesitantly, she does something she'd only do for him, and surrenders to his will, letting him into her mind. As he quickly discovers, demons, even balors, are incredibly single-minded creatures, easily able to focus incredibly on whatever their impulse drives them towards, at any given moment. A truly organized and cohesive demon army, as disciplined as the devils, would be an unstoppable force. She seems to take to the idea fairly well, as she was getting used to multi-tasking, even though it's still an odd sensation for her.<br/><br/>She starts to give him a rundown on some of the more mundane matters of the fortress; security issues she's found and had patched up, both from invasion and spying, and internal issues with traitors and cowards; arrangements she's been making with nearby demon lords, though those have primarily been of delivering warnings on not to raid their area, or else; the difficulty of keeping the troops motivated, when most of them want to raid their neighbors as much as their neighbors want to raid them, and so on.