Chapter 2527: Demon n 60<div>


    Editor:Henyee Trantions


    Additionally, she proved to be resilient, willingly enduring hardships. To elude both the Blood n and the Demon n’s pursuit, she ventured straight into the forest of demon beasts. In this perilous environment, not only did she remain unscathed, but her ruthless actions also garnered numerous demon cores, significantly enhancing her cultivation.


    Upon learning of her exploits, the Dao Child of the Demon n realized a crucial truth—this woman could not be allowed to live. The matter needed swift resolution.


    Unapanied by other demons, the Dao Child of the Demon n and Gu Chaoyan set forth, driven by the urgency to prevent her escape.


    Approaching the designated location, the Dao Child of Demon n gestured and informed Gu Chaoyan, “She’s over there. Quite adept at self-preservation and remarkably cunning. Some sea dragons,parable to those at soul fusion cultivation, pose a significant threat. However, with enough demon cores, she could rapidly ascend to soul fusion cultivation.”


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    Understanding the gravity of the situation, the Dao Child of Demon n now regarded this woman with newfound respect. It was a stark contrast to her previous image, seemingly foolish within the Demon n’s flower field. He now recognized the genuine threat she posed.


    Gu Chaoyan, determined not to miss the opportunity, swiftly moved towards the location. Pei Yueling, sensing something amiss, attempted to flee as fast as possible. She didn’t wish to meet her demise in this perilous setting, opting instead to bide her time and wait for her cultivation to flourish.


    When Pei Yueling attempted to escape, Gu Chaoyan pursued her relentlessly. However, just as Gu Chaoyan was about to strike, Pei Yueling disappeared in an instant.


    Undeterred, Gu Chaoyan and the Dao Child of the Demon n continued their search tirelessly.


    After two days and nights of fruitless searching, Gu Chaoyan reluctantly acknowledged her inability to locate Pei Yueling. She decided to abandon the pursuit and return to the Demon n.


    Recognizing her frustration, the Dao Child of Demon n expressed a desire tofort her.


    “Don’t worry, keep looking for her. She can’t leave this ce, so she must find a ce to cultivate. Now that we understand her intentions, it will be easier to track her down,” Gu Chaoyan reassured.


    With those words, the Dao Child of Demon n felt more at ease and resumed the search.


    Gu Chaoyan returned to her room, where she noticed a distressed bird on the verge of fainting. Realizing she had neglected it during her two-day absence, she promptly found fruits and attended to its injuries.


    As she tended to the bird, it seemed to sense her presence. “Did you fight someone?” it inquired.


    “Yes, my enemy,” Gu Chaoyan replied calmly.


    Demonic beasts with a certain level of cultivation exhibited intelligence, and this bird, with cultivationparable to a condensed Yin Spirit, was no exception.<div>


    “I smell her,” the bird asserted. “I can find her when I’m healed.”


    Initially surprised, Gu Chaoyan graduallyprehended the bird’s ability. “Is that true?” she asked.


    “Not now. At the very least, I need to recover from my injuries,” the bird rified.


    “I will take care of you,” Gu Chaoyan promised, continuing to change the dressing and attend to its needs.


    Devouring the fruits, the bird disyed a notable fondness for the nourishment. Meanwhile, the Dragonman sat nearby, visibly irked. This marked a peculiar urrence as it was the first time he abstained from consuming Spirit Stones, indicating a significant loss of appetite.


    A member of the Dragon Race, his demeanor hinted at an underlying disturbance.