One way is to change allegiance and serve this new master.
The other is for Prince Ubar to destroy this enemy before him and rescue himself.
The latter situation doesn't need much explanation. Even if he's rescued, he might avoid execution, but cannot escape punishment. Grazte has never been a merciful person, especially since he has lost a valuable prize and disrupted a grand plan.
Though the likelihood of the first situation is small, she must prepare for it, ensuring that if she joins a new power, she can still hold significant authority and be heavily employed, gathering all her capable officers around her is naturally the first choice.
Even facing the latter situation doesn't matter; rescuing one person or a group makes no fundamental difference to Prince Ubar.
This delicate self-serving thinking isn't unique to demons; it's only that they wield it to the utmost. Gaven fully exploits this point.
