Chapter 2251 - 2251: Dark Dungeon 3<div>


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    “Not to mention the Undead Race you encounter here, along with a truly terrifying ancient capital. Many of them hail from the Second World, and individuals from the Second World certainly don’t possess the low levels of power that Paragons do.”


    “If all unfolds as nned, your chances of departing from this ce will be quite slim, ” the white deer admitted bluntly, clearly enjoying its moment in the spotlight.<div>


    It was well aware of Gu Chaoyan’s aversion towards it, and now it aimed to demonstrate its worth.


    This was the white deer’s unspoken motive.


    “The transformation process may involve some difort, but there are advantages to bing part of the Undead Race. They possess the ability to be reborn,” the white deer exined.


    Gu Chaoyan shot it a scornful nce.


    It was easy for the white deer to talk, but who in their right mind would willingly join the Undead Race?


    “I am still too young. Given another hundred years of cultivation, I might be able to protect the three of you. But not at this moment,” the white deer imed.


    “You’re spouting nonsense!” Gu Chaoyan retorted.


    “I’m not having a good time either. Staying with you might eventually turn me into a magical creature of the Undead Race, destined for a simr fate of being skinned!” the white deer protested, adopting a tone of victimhood.


    Gu Chaoyan’s eyes darted with uncertainty.


    Her lips moved, but she remained silent.


    And now…<div>


    The third person was facing a predicament.


    The disciples of the Three Pure Ones were turning crimson; it wouldn’t be long before they faced their own trials.


    They cried out in desperation, “Do something, or we’re all doomed!”


    But Gu Chaoyan felt powerless, unable to intervene.


    In a hushed tone, the Head of the Undead Race muttered, “They are from the second world, I doubt it would work.” The Undead Race from the second world?


    And at that very moment…


    Some members of the Undead Race opened their doors and seemed intent on taking her away.


    Now, it was their turn, and Gu Chaoyan was seized by panic. The disciples of the Three Pure Ones, who had been calling out to her earlier, now taunted her with glee, saying, “We warned you not to dwell on it, and now it’s your turn!”


    Ignoring the Three Pure Ones’ disciples, Gu Chaoyan grasped the white jade sword and shielded them.


    However, the Undead Race paid her no mind; theyunched an attack directly, and Gu Chaoyan skillfully dodged their blows.


    In the midst of this chaos…<div>


    Something slipped from her grasp.


    It was an authority token.


    In the darkness, the authority token emitted an eerie glow. It was the very token bestowed upon her by the Tribe Chief of the Undead Tribe, and it had fallen to the ground.


    Yet…


    Gu Chaoyan hadn’t anticipated that the authority token would have any effect.


    After all…


    They were the Undead Race from the Second World, and the authority token held no sway over them.


    Rather than immediately retrieving it, Gu Chaoyan maintained her defensive stance with the white jade sword, poised for action.


    And in this critical moment…


    The two members of the Undead Race ceased their advance. After assessing the situation, they genuflected before Gu Chaoyan and spoke with utmost respect, “Greetings, Elder Man.”


    Elder Man?


    She…


    What in the world was happening?


    Could it be the authority token?


    Did the authority token actually work?!


    Gu Chaoyan was taken aback.


    At this point, the Undead Race had already retrieved the authority token and presented it to Gu Chaoyan with hands resting on their knees. “Elder Man, here is your authority token. We were unaware of your presence, so we attacked you. Please, Elder Man, administer any punishment you deem fit.” The entire situation had undergone an abrupt transformation.


    Gu Chaoyan waspletely caught off guard.


    She responded with a genuine smile.


    Taking the authority token back, she disyed a slightly embarrassed grin. “It’s alright; it was my sudden appearance that led to the misunderstanding, not your fault.”


    The Undead Race continued to prostrate themselves before her. Suddenly, the Head of the Undead Race chimed in, “Well, that worked!”