Chapter 2520: Demon n 53<div>
Editor:Henyee Trantions
“Where?” Gu Chaoyan inquired instinctively.
Did the First Elder have another destination in mind for her?
Her curiosity lingered.
“You will find out tomorrow,” the First Elder responded solemnly, as though alluding to something of great significance.
Gu Chaoyan wasn’t particrly fond of the mysterious tone the First Elder adopted, but she refrained from challenging him directly.<div>
So be it.
In any case, she would uncover the truth when the time came.
Gu Chaoyan nodded.
With that, the First Elder departed in tranquility.
As he exited, he coincidentally encountered the Dao Child of the Demon n returning with an ted expression. The First Elder remained perplexed; this young one must have found some target for mischief. It was only during such endeavors that he exhibited such jubnt demeanor.
Amused by the thought, a fond smile crept onto the First Elder’s face.
Now…
It increasingly resembled the Demon n of a thousand years past.
Back then, everyone within the ancient city of the Demon n shared a simr spirit.
The First Elder took his leave.
The Demon n’s banquet concluded simultaneously.
Each n leader departed with their respective entourages.<div>
Therefore…
The n Leader of the Blood n also escorted Pei Yueling back.
The present Pei Yueling appeared worse for wear, with noticeable swelling on her face.
The assault had been orchestrated by the Dao Child of the Demon n, and they were unable to mount a retaliatory response.
Presumably, the attack was a consequence of Pei Yueling’s actions within the Demon n. The Dao Child of Demon n, though reputedly formidable, generally exercised reason. Yet, Yueling’s provocations within the Demon n’s ancient city had pushed him to this extent.
The n Leader of the Blood n deemed Yueling’s conduct excessively impulsive.
Unanticipated was Yueling’s rashness, and now she had to bear the consequences.
For the future, the n Leader decided to confine Yueling within the Blood n, avoiding situations that mightpromise the Blood n’s standing. It was evident that the Demon n’s ancient city harbored resentment towards Yueling.
“Just ept it. The Dao Child of the Demon n possesses profound cultivation. Even among us cultivators, facing his attack would result in injuries,” advised the n Leader of the Blood n. “Your audacity within the Demon n’s ancient city was unwarranted.”
Pei Yueling maintained a stoic silence.
Aware of the n Leader of the Blood n’s stance, she saw no value in expending energy on futile exnations.
Her sole focus was on cultivating diligently, awaiting the day when she could exact revenge on the Demon n. Even the n Leader of the Demon n was not exempt—Yueling desired her demise.<div>
The n Leader of the Blood n remained oblivious to Pei Yueling’s current thoughts. He assumed her silence reflected acknowledgment of her mistake, fostering a sense of guilt that kept her mute.
“It’s good that you understand,” sighed the n Leader of the Blood n.
As everyone departed, they left behind the ancient city, with the passage of time unrelenting.
The awaited day finally dawned.
‘Early.’
Outside, the First Elder awaited Gu Chaoyan.
Having risen early with thoughts weighing on her mind, Gu Chaoyan’s face brightened upon seeing the First Elder. Despite everything, the First Elder retained a kind demeanor.
“n Leader, let’s go,” urged the First Elder.
“Yes,” Gu Chaoyan replied, and together, they departed.
The First Elder guided her to locations with fewer members of the Demon n. The surroundings grew progressively sparse with Demon n individuals, and the atmosphere chilled as they ventured further. Numerous Demon n flowers bloomed along the way, signifying the heightened spiritual energy nurturing them.
In this ce, spiritual energy had be increasingly abundant.@@novelbin@@
Now…<div>
Gu Chaoyan beheld the colossal flower.
Her mood took a somber turn.