Editor: Henyee Translations
Huang Fu had once called her by this na too.
In the beginning, he would always say peculiar things.
It seed as if they had an extensive history, a profound connection from a distant past that she had sohow forgotten.
Then, it clicked.
She rembered.
It was the Chaotic Space.
The Chaotic Space had once remarked, “You’re different from before.”
This suggested that she had been to the Chaotic Space before and had a deep familiarity with it.
However, these mories were absent from her conscious recollection.
With the Clan Leader of the Demon Clan having disappeared for a thousand years, the possibility lingered—was she truly the forr Clan Leader of the Demon Clan?
Gu Chaoyan felt a throbbing headache.
The urge to enter the Chaotic Space and seek answers overwheld her.
Yet, she found herself unable to access the Chaotic Space at the mont. It had stipulated that she needed a certain amount of ti before she could resu cultivation within its confines.
Was it possible that the Chaotic Space anticipated today’s events and intentionally imposed this restriction?
Could it be that she had left a part of herself behind?
Gu Chaoyan rubbed her temples.
Her head ached.
Deciding to clear her mind, she opted for a stroll outside.
If she wanted to trigger any mories associated with the ancient city of the Demon Clan, Gu Chaoyan surmised that visiting the location might be helpful.
Acting on this thought, she positioned herself at the highest point of the central city, gazing upon the revitalized Gu City. The transformation was remarkable, turning the once desolate city into a beautiful and vibrant place, despite the prevailing dark atmosphere that perated the entire Demon Clan.
Gradually, Demon Clan mbers from the Demon Clan City began to converge, and the city started buzzing with activity.
Observing them from the highest point, Gu Chaoyan’s presence seed to inspire and motivate the Demon Clan mbers further.
Unfortunately, the expected surge of mories regarding the Demon Clan remained elusive.
In that mont, the First Elder approached.
“Clan Leader, after our discussion, we plan to allow so Demon Clansn to reside in the Demon Clan City. If everyone relocates to the ancient city of the Demon Clan, the current city will be left vacant,” the First Elder explained.
“Sure,” Gu Chaoyan agreed, recalling the Demon Clan mbers who had to work as slaves for the Human Clan.
The First Elder sighed with relief.
The current Clan Leader was proving to be more approachable than the previous one.
“In addition, our Demon Clan has officially moved back to the Demon Clan’s ancient city. This developnt needs to be announced to the Second World. Consequently, we are planning to host a Demon Clan banquet in the near future. During the event, we intend to invite representatives from different clans of the Second World, such as the Blood Clan and the Bone Clan. This will showcase the revival of the Demon Clan’s ancient city and the resurgence of our fiends. The Clan Leader of the Demon Clan has returned to oversee and preside over the event. Afterward, the Demon Clan in our Second World will no longer endure mistreatnt. Everyone will witness the strength and resilience of the Demon Clan,” the First Elder conveyed, outlining plans that had long been on his agenda. Reflecting on it, he realized that these aspirations could now be swiftly realized.
What the First Elder said was good for the Demon Clan. She had no reason to disagree.
She nodded, expressing her agreent with every detail.
“I will have to trouble you and the Dao Child of Demon Clan with the feast,” Gu Chaoyan added.
The First Elder was montarily taken aback.
Then, he smiled once more.
Had he been in the Demon Clan City, he might have harbored doubts about the Clan Leader. However, within the Demon Clan Ancient City and witnessing the remarkable revival of the ancient city, the First Elder perceived the Clan Leader’s transformation as a natural evolution over the thousand years.
“Clan Leader, you’ve grown up. You’re different from before,” he remarked.
“In the past, you were very willful and never told us this.”
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