Chapter 2420 - 2420 Mission 100<div>


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    Gu Chaoyan couldn’t quite fathom Gary’s boundless excitement.


    Sorcerer?<div>


    Protection?


    It all seemed dubious.


    Furthermore, it was apparent that the sorcerers here could visit any race they desired, enjoying exceptional treatment.


    She couldn’t fathom what kind of beings held such sway.


    Apanied by Gary, she soon encountered the self-proimed sorcerer.


    Her initial assumption had been that she’d meet an elderly individual, but to her surprise, the sorcerer appeared quite youthful. Unlike the generally tanned people of this world, the sorcerer had fair, delicate skin. Dressed in white fabric, he stood out from the rugged animal skin attire of the locals.


    The fabric was evidently of lower qualitypared to what she had seen in the cultivation world, but it provided much greaterfort than animal skin.


    This led Gu Chaoyan to specte that the sorcerer had likely interacted with more advanced civilizations than the races dwelling here. Otherwise, he wouldn’t possess such refined clothing.


    She pondered if some races in this world had already developed the ability to produce their own fabric, given that travel andmunication between regions seemed limited due to the inconvenience of transportation.


    Though she held no personal aversion to the sorcerer, observing her people’s subservient attitudes, Gu Chaoyan couldn’t help but develop a certain degree of antipathy towards him. She found herself disliking such figures who demanded unquestioning reverence from others.


    It struck Gu Chaoyan as highly illogical to assume that the sorcerer would let these people die, especially given their current predicament. Such a notion seemed wholly irrational, and she couldn’t bring herself to like it.<div>


    She found such situations challenging to manage, as they were difficult to control.


    “You’re the Tribe Chief of the Five Elements n?” the sorcerer inquired. His voice exuded a schrly gentleness.


    “Yes,” Gu Chaoyan responded calmly.


    Her response irritated Gary and the others, particrly Gary, who tried to convey a message to the Tribe Chief to be more amiable.


    This was a sorcerer. If he stayed for a few days, it could bring immense blessings to the Five Elements n. If the sorcerer decided to leave due to his dislike of the Tribe Chief’s demeanor and chose the Thunder Fire n or another n instead, it would be a significant loss for the Five Elements n.


    “Tribe Chief,” Gary reminded her softly.


    Gu Chaoyan’s demeanor remained unaltered, but a faint smile graced her lips.


    “Since you’re here, why don’t you take a seat inside?” Gu Chaoyan extended a polite but somewhat distant invitation, as if she didn’t want the sorcerer to stay.


    The sorcerer regarded her with curiosity, a smile ying on his lips.


    In his travels through thisnd, he hadn’t chosen to visit the ns based on their strength; he had simply stopped wherever he wished to rest. His presence had been equally weed in each n he had visited. This marked the first time he had encountered a leader who didn’t extend a warm reception.


    ‘Is he unwee?’<div>


    In this world, regardless of a n’s power, his arrival was always met with enthusiasm. It was the first time someone had been less than weing. With no pressing matters at hand, he decided he might as well stay for a few days.


    “I’d appreciate it if the Tribe Chief could prepare a ce for my stay. I intend to reside in your n for a few days,” the sorcerer dered matter-of-factly.


    Gu Chaoyan’s expression immediately darkened.


    Despite her initial inclination to send the sorcerer away, he expressed a firm desire to remain.


    “Yes, yes, yes. We’ll make the arrangements right away,” Gary eagerly responded. The prospect of hosting a sorcerer for several days filled him with exhration. Such an opportunity was exceptionally rare!