Chapter 2518: Demon n 51<div>


    Editor:Henyee Trantions


    “Otherwise, I won’t afford the n Leader of the Blood n any respect,” the First Elder dered bluntly, casting a disapproving gaze upon Pei Yueling.


    “It’s true!” Pei Yueling, fearing her words were falling on deaf ears, persisted in her insistence.


    The First Elder didn’t spare her a second nce as he departed.


    Pei Yueling seethed with fury, perplexed by the Demon n’s unwillingness to heed her clear statements.


    Frustrated, she stormed back.<div>


    Meanwhile, the First Elder, upon learning of the situation, experienced not suspicion but a deep sense of sorrow.


    The n Leader had vanished for a millennium.


    Throughout that time, the Demon n remained oblivious to her whereabouts, receiving no updates.


    Upon her return, the n Leader expressed a desire to leave again. Moreover, she faced numerous challenges, and her demeanorcked its former vitality. The Demon n’s Dao Child suggested that the n Leader’s cultivation had suffered, rendering her less formidable.


    Initially spective, the First Elder’s uncertainty transformed into certainty.


    The n Leader had indeed departed due to cultivation damage, likely enduring significant hardships during her absence, resulting in a marked change in her personality.


    The girl insinuated that the n Leader had resorted to scheming to escape.


    The First Elder’s heart throbbed with pain.


    The exact state of the n Leader’s cultivation level remained unknown.


    It was presumed that she had recently achieved the half-step Golden Immortal realm upon her return to the second world. During her absence, she had ventured to another continent where she faced mistreatment.


    The First Elder’s focus was not on questioning the authenticity of the n Leader but on strategizing how to restore her to her previous cultivation level.


    Meanwhile, an irate Pei Yueling returned empty-handed.<div>


    Observing Pei Yueling, the n Leader of the Blood n inquired, “Yueling, how did it go?”


    “He’s utterly senseless. No matter what I said, he refused to believe anything,” Pei Yueling vented her frustration.


    “Lower your voice,” cautioned the n Leader of the Blood n. “This is the ancient city of the Demon n. If they catch wind of your remarks, we’ll be in trouble.”


    “Since you didn’t seed, be obedient moving forward. Cease discussing the Demon n’s n Leader. Act as if you’re unaware and focus on cultivating within the Blood n. Should you visit the Demon n again, refrain from doing so. If the n Leader of the Demon n doesn’t see you, they won’t direct their frustration toward us,” the n Leader of the Blood n advised with a gentle tone.


    He had resigned himself to losing this estranged daughter, a regrettable decision.


    Nheless, the welfare of the Blood n took precedence.


    He preferred the Blood n’s stability over any potential advancements, deeming it the utmost priority.


    Pei Yueling regarded the n Leader of the Blood n. Gradually, her unusually agitated emotions subsided, reced by a calm demeanor reminiscent of her arrival in the second world.


    How had she forgotten?


    In this world, many things were indifferent and unfeeling.


    Her task was to remainposed and systematically pursue her objectives.<div>


    She had arrived in the Second World, taken away by the n Leader of the Blood n.


    For an extended period, her life had been a tranquil voyage. Showered with affection and establishing herself in the second world, she had experienced little hardship.


    Yet, she had overlooked a crucial truth.


    When one ceased to be of utility, abandonment loomed.


    Now, it seemed she might have forfeited any im to the n Leader of Blood n’s affections, let alone the prospect of inheriting the leadership position.


    All due to the lingering enmity between her and the n Leader of the Demon n.


    Herpse in judgment had proven costly.


    In the intervening period…