Chapter 2524: Demon n 57<div>


    Editor:Henyee Trantions


    In the First Elder’s perspective, he found itmendable that the n Leader harbored aspirations of venturing into the Third World. The Second World remained elusive for inhabitants of lower-level continents, yet there was always someone surpassing others.


    Beyond the Second Worldy the Third World, a realm where spiritual energy flourishedpared to the limited resources in the Second World. Cultivators reaching the pinnacle in the Second World inevitably aimed for the Third, while failure meant depletion.


    Despite the rarity of the Demon n’s presence in the Third World, the pursuit of ascension persisted.


    The First Elder was notably supportive, appreciating the current n Leader’s foresight and conscientious nature.


    However, Gu Chaoyan felt a degree of awkwardness when questioned by the First Elder. Her objectives differed; she had no intention of venturing into the Third World. Her primary focus was seeking revenge against Pei Yueling and saving Huaijin using her spiritual roots. After aplishing these tasks, she contemted abandoning further pursuits, potentially distancing herself from the Demon n.<div>


    This revtion caused a sense of unease in the First Elder, who held high expectations for her. Gu Chaoyan, responding to the First Elder’s inquiry, offered a hesitant smile and shook her head. “I merely considered the notion briefly and inquired. Many ancestors have faltered in reaching such heights, and I am not inclined to approach it with nonchnce or indifference.”


    The First Elder began to speak, appearing as though he had something to convey. However, he ultimately chose silence.


    Understanding that the current n Leader was distant from the Third World, the First Elder refrained from offering advice or any remarks at the moment. Gu Chaoyan, aware that Pei Yueling wouldn’t imminently depart the Second World, decided to leave.


    In the subsequent period, the n Leader of the Blood n dispatched numerous members to locate Pei Yueling. After an extended but futile search, they eventually abandoned the effort, projecting an image to the world that she had betrayed the n and was expelled. This narrative aimed to shield the Blood n from potential future repercussions.


    Despite the Blood n swiftly forgetting Pei Yueling, Gu Chaoyan’s associates persisted in their search. Initially, many devils were involved, but the numbers dwindled over time, with the responsibility eventually falling on the Dao Child of the Demon n’s brother. Gu Chaoyan felt reassured under his charge.


    With most arrangementspleted, Gu Chaoyan found herself with idle time. Recalling the Chaotic Space for cultivation, she instructed others not to disturb her without consent and immersed herself in its depths.


    After a prolonged period, she could finally utilize the Chaotic Space.


    Upon entering, she was greeted by the deep and ancient voice within the primal chaos space, saying, “You’re back.”


    Gu Chaoyan was momentarily speechless. In this chaotic space, she was ustomed to being the one who initiated the conversation. Now, the space seemed to be expressing a sense of grievance.


    Not missing a beat, the Chaotic Spacemented, “The cultivation level of the Golden Immortal Dao Ancestor is not bad.”


    However, before it could finish its sentence, the Chaotic Space appeared surprised and confused. “What? You…”


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    “Is this predestined?”