Chapter 2481: Demon n 13<div>
Trantor:Henyee TrantionsEditor:Henyee Trantions
If that were the case, it made sense.
This could also exin why the Dao Child of Demon n appearedpletely different from yesterday.
No wonder.
“It’s the birthday of the Chief of the Human Tribe, and I have to attend it? I assume the same goes for the First Elder,” Gu Chaoyan remarked.
The Dao Child of Demon n shook his head slightly.<div>
While it was considerate for the Demon n to arrange for the First Elder to represent the n Leader at the Human n Chief’s birthday, the circumstances had changed.
“n Leader, you disappeared for a thousand years, and news of the fiend spread everywhere. The absence of the Demon n’s n Leader contributed to the gradual decline of our n. Now that you’ve finally returned, the birthday celebration of the Human n Chief is a golden opportunity for everyone to witness the return of the Demon n’s n Leader. It will reassure the Demon n, both within the Demon n City and beyond. This way, they will feel more secure, and the Demon n won’t face constant threats. It’s a chance for the Demon n to regain its standing,” exined the Dao Child of Demon n.
Certainly, to the people of the Demon n, the Human n Chief’s birthday served as a test for the n Leader. Sessfully navigating this event would reassure the Demon n members and pave the way for a peaceful eptance of the n Leader.
Gu Chaoyan suddenly grasped the situation.
They intended to make her public.
In that case, she could only continue pretending to be the n Leader of the Demon n in this second world. Otherwise, navigating through this realm would be an arduous task.
The previous n Leader of the Demon n, had maintained a high profile. It was likely that many wished ill upon her. Under these circumstances, Gu Chaoyan had limited options.
Gu Chaoyan felt a bit disheartened.
This sensation was too overwhelming.
Being the n Leader of the Demon n was not as simple as it seemed.
Gu Chaoyan forced a smile and uttered with a feigned grin, “Understood.”
The Dao Child of Demon n also nodded, content with the familiar temperament and habits of the n Leader. In such situations, there was always a tinge of discontent. Regardless, sheplied, albeit reluctantly. A proper exnation and understanding would usually earn the n Leader’s cooperation.<div>
After the interaction with the Dao Child of Demon n, her mood slightly eased.
He was preparing to depart when persistent knocking on the door continued. The urgency in the voice suggested excitement.
“Sister, can Ie in?” The Dao Child of Demon n, noticing the dy in the door opening, anxiously shouted from outside.
Gu Chaoyan exchanged a perplexed nce with the Dao Child of Demon n beside her and then at the one knocking on the door, addressing her as sister.
The Dao Child of Demon n looked thoroughly embarrassed.
After all, the n Leader had mistakenly recognized the wrong person, and he hadn’t rified the misunderstanding. Fearful of causing trouble, he opted to maintain the facade of being the younger brother. Little did he anticipate that the other Dao Child would show up at this moment.
He rose and opened the door that had been incessantly knocked on.
The Dao Child of Demon n eagerly rushed in. Fixating his gaze on Gu Chaoyan, he eximed, “Sister, why aren’t you wearing the ne I made for you? It’s the finest one I’ve crafted in hundreds of years.”
Gu Chaoyan was utterly dumbfounded.
Two Dao Children of the Demon n, two identical faces?
Consequently, it wasn’t that the Dao Child of Demon n had two personas earlier; rather, it was someone else entirely, and she had mistakenly identified him as the Dao Child.
Gu Chaoyan appeared perplexed in the eyes of the Dao Child of Demon n. She harbored some dissatisfaction about his failure to rify the misunderstanding earlier.<div>
“n Leader,” the Dao Child of Demon n called out.
Gu Chaoyan raised her gaze to meet his.