Chapter 2451: Mission 131<div>


    Trantor:Henyee TrantionsEditor:Henyee Trantions


    At the mountain’s base,


    The atmosphere oscited between silence and mor.<div>


    Initially, many of the Huang nsmen on duty harbored hope, but in this moment, that hope dwindled.


    Monitoring these individuals wasn’t a sought-after assignment. If the Elder Miss favored them, life would improve significantly. In the Huang n, no one would bother with them, let alone worry about their sustenance.


    After some grumbling and a twinge of regret, these individuals resumed their duties.


    Adams, standing beside Gu Chaoyan, released a long sigh of relief.


    Thankfully, she had departed.


    This meant he had avoided detection.


    “Now is not the time to rx. If you hade out earlier, it would have been so simple. Just imagine, if the Elder Miss of the Huang n finds you again, she’ll kill you. Be careful,” Gu Chaoyan teased, not missing the chance to gloat.


    Adams shot her an irate re.


    Xui was truly an enigmatic woman.


    Initially naive and willing to undertake anything, she had evolved into a challenging and distant individual. Now…


    Adams found it challenging to describe her at the moment. He perpetually wanted tosh out when she spoke, yet he didn’t harbor any hatred or dislike towards her. His frustration mounted, and he gritted his teeth, unable to act on his impulses. The sensation was far from pleasant, and Adams detested it.<div>


    “If you stay silent, no one will think you’re mute,” Adams retorted.


    Gary stepped forward, shielding his Tribe Chief.


    Nheless, Gu Chaoyan paid it no mind. She patted him and gestured for him to step aside.


    “I’m just stating the truth. Since you haven’t been found, steer clear of them. Let’s contemte our next steps,” Gu Chaoyan advised.


    Discussing future ns made Adams solemn. He didn’t want to waste time on such matters, especially when it involved the lives of hundreds from the Thunder Fire n and the Five Elements n, along with numerous individuals from other ns.


    “Tribe Chief, what’s happening with the Huang n?” Gary inquired, puzzled.


    Since their arrival at the Huang n, things had been peculiar. The Huang n had confined these people without rity on their activities. There was a looming threat of envement.


    “I don’t know what the Huang n is concocting, but they require our blood and bones for sacrifice. With over 10,000 people here, I fear they aim to fill a pool. We need to escape the Huang n before that urs,” Gu Chaoyan revealed truthfully to Gary.


    Gary was her most trusted assistant, and he needed to be aware of her ns and arrangements for a smooth coboration.


    “What!” A shocking revtion.


    In the past, it was already umon for significant ns to capture people from smaller ns as ves. The Tribe Chief’s words elevated the horror.<div>


    The sorcerer nodded, confirming Gu Chaoyan’s statement. If not for this, the sorcerer wouldn’t have been rmed without cause.


    Gary was left agape, seeking rification, “Then what should we do?”


    “We must unite with these tribes; otherwise, we won’t escape and will meet an earlier demise,” Gu Chaoyan truthfully stated, casting a meaningful nce at the sorcerer.