Chapter 2510: Demon n 42<div>


    Editor:Henyee Trantions


    The flower fieldsy beyond the central city, distinct from the residence of the Demon n’s n Leader.


    Within the central city resided solely the n Leader of the Demon n.


    The flower fields, however, were situated where the demonic qi of the Demon n was most potent. It was an environment where this demonic qi fostered the growth of unique flowers that could aid in cultivation.


    Historically, ess to this ce was restricted to the n Leader of the Demon n alone.


    As time passed, and the n Leader obtained a cultivation Dharma artifact, rendering the need for these flowers obsolete, they began to bloom more freely. Members of the Demon n who had achieved a certain stage in their cultivation could now enter and gather Demon Flowers.<div>


    Consequently, the influx of people increased.


    Given the significant status of the Demon n’s Dao Child, they were entitled to enter the flower field and collect Devil Flowers.@@novelbin@@


    However, the cultivation benefits of the Demon n’s Dao Child were somewhat limited.


    Ultimately, this fact brought joy to Gu Chaoyan.


    The n Leader’s visits to the flower field were customary.


    ncing at the petite flower field, Gu Chaoyan couldn’t help but feel ted.


    The Demon n Flowers within this field were extraordinary treasures, boasting spiritual qi far more abundant than the herbs in her possession.


    The absorption of the spiritual qi from these Demon n Flowers promised a significant boost in her cultivation.


    Contemting her choices, she sought out Demon n flowers exuding the most demonic aura.


    Her intention was to take them back for experimentation.


    She gazed at the array of flowers for an extended period.


    Finally, something caught her eye.<div>


    It was thergest one, with an oddly captivating allure.


    Deciding on her choice, Gu Chaoyan approached to pick it herself.


    As she extended her hand to pluck it, amanding voice intervened, “Stop. Who do you think you are? How dare you pluck this flower? I’ve taken a fancy to it.”


    Without resorting to force, Gu Chaoyan refrained from picking the flower immediately.


    The delicate process of plucking Demon n flowers demanded care. Disrupting the tranquility of the surroundings would only mar the beauty of the act. It seemed more prudent to postpone the plucking.


    Curious to see who dared to halt her, the esteemed matriarch of the Demon n, in the ancient city of the Demon n, Gu Chaoyan rose and scrutinized the individual.


    To her surprise, the face was familiar.


    Pei Yueling?


    Why was she here? And more puzzlingly, why was she obstructing Gu Chaoyan from picking flowers?


    Could it be that Pei Yueling held an extraordinary status in the second world, surpassing even Gu Chaoyan, the n Leader of the Demon n?


    “Oh, it’s you. I was wondering who would be so impetuous as to casually pluck the flowers that I like. It wouldn’t be surprising if it were you,” Pei Yueling remarked condescendingly.


    “You never know your ce, and you never know when to step back,” Pei Yueling continued, casting a disdainful gaze upon Gu Chaoyan as if she were observing an insignificant ant.<div>


    The recognition of this person struck a chord with Gu Chaoyan.


    Her cultivation prowess was rather unimpressive.


    Pei Yueling couldn’t help but notice that what truly stood out about Gu Chaoyan was her striking appearance, which she found to be even more attention-grabbing than her own. This fact irked Pei Yueling.


    Despite her lingering dissatisfaction over a past failure, Pei Yueling remained unfazed. As long as Gu Chaoyan’s status didn’t surpass hers, there was no urgency to see someone meet their demise.


    d in the robe of the Demon n, she presented herself as a member of the n.


    However, she was well aware of the hierarchical structure within the Demon n.


    Those who visited the flower field to enhance their cultivation were considered ordinary entities within the Demon n. Individuals of substantial significance within the n no longer relied on such means for cultivation.


    Given Gu Chaoyan’s perceived ordinariness, Pei Yueling felt justified in asserting her dominance.


    Her intent was not only to humiliate but also to exact a price from Gu Chaoyan.