Chapter 2482: Demon n 14<div>


    Trantor:Henyee TrantionsEditor:Henyee Trantions


    The Dao Child of the Demon n found himself in a state of confusion.


    Gu Chaoyan pointed usingly at him and dered, “He imed that it didn’t suit me, so he removed it. Save your efforts, it’s not worth your time.”


    The ne in question was undeniably formidable.


    Initially disappointed and somewhat sorrowful, the Dao Child of the Demon n’s mood took a swift downturn upon learning that his brother’s critique had prompted the removal. He erupted in frustration, eximing, “Brother!”


    Silence followed.<div>


    “This is unforgivable! Don’t expect me to show you any respect in the future!” The Dao Child of the Demon n expressed his displeasure openly.


    “I did say it looked good,” the Dao Child of the Demon n rified. He found himself torn between his younger brother’s demands and the expectations of the n Leader, who had a tendency to me him for various matters. In the end, he conceded; after all, the n Leader was a good sister.


    The Dao Child of the Demon n sighed in resignation.


    “It’s because of you. Instead of merely saying it looks good, you should have praised me. Since you failed to do so, I naturally deemed it unsatisfactory. You only have yourself to me. You must convince me that this ne is praiseworthy, or you’ll face consequences,” bluntly dered the Dao Child of the Demon n.


    As for the ne in question, he genuinely believed itcked aesthetic appeal. How could he possibly offer praise?


    His elder brother within the Demon n pondered inwardly.


    “n Leader, he genuinely put in considerable effort to locate this ne. He meticulously selected the best one after another, and such unique pieces are rather scarce, so…” The Dao Child of the Demon n made an earnest attempt to convey the ne’s merit.


    He was willing to acknowledge the meticulous effort but hesitated tomend its visual appeal.


    “It’s indeed subpar. Save your efforts in the future. If you have spare time, focus more on matters within the n. That’s what truly matters,” remarked the Dao Child of the Demon n.


    He rose, offered a bow to Gu Chaoyan, and promptly departed.


    He left without any apparent joy.


    How could the Dao Child of the Demon n be content? He felt responsible for his meticulously prepared gift being cast aside.<div>


    Anxiously, the Dao Child of the Demon n hurriedly pursued him.


    Meanwhile, Gu Chaoyan finally regained herposure.


    In that moment, she extracted the Dragonman from her arms. “Why didn’t you inform me that the Dao Child of the Demon n’s two brothers look identical? We almost encountered a perilous situation. Fortunately, he didn’t suspect anything. Otherwise, both of us might have met our end in the Demon n!”


    The Dragonman recoiled.


    It wasn’t that it chose to withhold the information; its father had never mentioned that the Dao Child of the Demon n’s brothers were identical. How could it have known?


    Its father had shared the details more as a story, leaving out certain crucial facts.


    “He didn’t be suspicious. Moreover, these two individuals appear to acknowledge you as the n Leader now. That’s a positive oue,” the Dragonman attempted to console.


    ‘A positive oue?’


    Whether it was genuinely positive remained uncertain.


    The immediate concern, however, was not the uing birthday celebration of the Human n’s n Leader. They were bound to encounter numerous n members, and the risk of exposure was substantial. With her cultivation level, escaping would be impossible if the truth came to light.


    Gu Chaoyan wore a mncholic expression, unmoved by the Dragonman’s attempt at reassurance.


    On the side of the Dao Child of the Demon n:<div>


    One pursued the other, seeking an exnation.


    The Dao Child of the Demon n encountered a few Elders.


    “How is she?”


    “The n Leader remains unchanged. Her personality shows little alteration—almost identical to before.”