Chapter 2471: Demon n 3<div>


    Trantor:Henyee TrantionsEditor:Henyee Trantions


    Gu Chaoyan, who had been weighed down by distress, suddenly found a glimmer of relief.


    A tentative smile graced her face, for there was now a ray of hope for escape.


    Observing her sudden change, the ck-robed individuals felt the tension in their hearts ease.


    Initially concerned that the current state of the Demon n City might displease the n Leader, making her feel they had aplished nothing in her absence, they were relieved to see her apparent satisfaction. Her mood lifted, and she even offered a genuine smile.


    Their anxiety dissolved.<div>


    Guiding the n Leader to the tallest and grandest spot in the Demon n City—a ce traditionally reserved for the n Leader, left vacant and meticulously maintained throughout the years—they marveled at the unexpected use it would find today.


    Upon entering, Gu Chaoyan, wearing an expression of fatigue, uttered, “You may depart now; I need to rest. Do not disturb me until the Elder returns, understood?”


    Initially prepared to detail the matters concerning the Demon n City, the ck-robed cultivators were taken aback by the n Leader’s apparent weariness.


    “Understood, n Leader,” they responded after a brief pause.


    Gu Chaoyan nodded reassuringly. “You may leave now.”


    Reluctant to depart, these individuals had countless matters to discuss with the n Leader after their prolonged separation.


    Regrettably, their only choice was to exit for the time being.


    As they departed, Gu Chaoyan found herself alone in the room.


    Finally, she let out a sigh of relief.


    She acknowledged that navigating this situation had been far from simple.


    Closing the door behind her, Gu Chaoyan swiftly brought the Dragonman out of hiding.


    “Let’s figure out how to escape. You’re familiar with the second world, but I’m not,” Gu Chaoyan stated. “The Demon n has a sparse poption at the moment. With careful nning, our escape should be rtively straightforward.”<div>


    The Dragonman gazed at her in silence, questioning the bizarre stroke of fortune that seemed to follow this woman.


    Setting aside her luck, she now held the title of n Leader of the Demon n? Even if she wasn’t, she undeniably bore an uncanny resemnce to the Demon n’s leader. With this identity, she could navigate the second world with ease.


    The Dragonman could only marvel at her extraordinary luck.


    “Escape? Don’t even entertain the thought,” the Dragonman asserted bluntly. “Why are you acting so foolishly in the Second World?”


    “Your safest bet is to stay put. Escaping is a dead end.”


    “Haven’t you heard what those Demon n people said?”


    “Most demons are scouring the entire second world looking for you. Even if you manage to escape, they’ll track you down swiftly. If it’s demons who find you, you’ll likely end up back in their devil city. Encountering members of other ns will spell certain death. The n Leader of the Demon n is formidable; no matter how dire the demons’ circumstances, no one dares to provoke them. But what happens if the n Leader of the Demon n is absent?”


    “If they encounter you, they might just decide to kill you,” the Dragonman bluntly reminded,cking any trace of courtesy. “The n Leader of the Demon n is immensely powerful. I’m guessing everyone in the Second World knows about them, right?”


    Upon hearing these words, Gu Chaoyan stumbled and copsed onto the ground.


    ‘What does this mean?’


    Was she now marked and restricted throughout the second world?


    It seemed like her only option was to continue masquerading as the n Leader of the Demon n her sole recourse.<div>


    What crime had shemitted?


    “Why are you so unwilling to act? If you assume the role of the n Leader of the Demon n, it could work to your advantage. It would make it much simpler for you to exact revenge on that woman.”