Editor: Henyee Translations
The First Elder couldn’t suppress a chuckle.
Having witnessed the Clan Leader’s growth from a young age until now, he couldn’t shake the feeling that she was like a child he had nurtured. Despite his position as an Elder and her as the Clan Leader, there was a unique bond that made him view her almost like his own offspring.
From her spirited youth to her present state, the Clan Leader had always displayed an innate aptitude for cultivation. Even in her early years, no one in the Demon Clan could rival her, making her naturally headstrong and willful. It seed as though she was destined for this role, born to lead and command.
Demon Clan mbers, by nature, were accommodating. As long as the Clan Leader was in charge, they considered it a satisfactory arrangent. The Clan Leader took care of them, and that was all that mattered.
Now…
The First Elder experienced a distinct sentint.
It felt akin to witnessing his own child maturing. Beyond the natural assertiveness, the Clan Leader had learned to appreciate and express gratitude.
It was a positive developnt.
Individuals possessing such qualities tended to have promising futures.
In this mont, the First Elder sensed the Clan Leader embarking on a path filled with hope.
This ti…
The Clan Leader seed poised to ascend to great heights.
The First Elder felt a sense of contentnt.
Hearing the First Elder’s remarks, Gu Chaoyan couldn’t help but burst into laughter.
Initially apprehensive of the First Elder, Gu Chaoyan now found the stark contrast in his deanor truly striking. The First Elder’s reminiscence felt more like a genuine elder recalling a person’s childhood.
The sensation was undeniably unique.
Gu Chaoyan’s expression softened, resembling soone reminiscing about her own past.
“When you were young, you were very mischievous. You pulled the First Elder’s beard and played pranks on the Dao Child of the Demon Clan. You engaged in all sorts of mischief! Back then, it was actually quite enjoyable. At least you were carefree. As ti went on, you matured a bit and started becoming more reserved.”
“You desired the attractive appearance of the Human Clan, so you worked hard to achieve it.”
“Later on, you aspired to be the foremost in the Second World. The First Elder was overjoyed. It was truly wonderful to see you harbor such ambitions. But as ti passed, your aspirations grew, and that’s when I began to worry. Little did I expect my concerns to beco a reality.”
“Clan Leader, it’s wonderful that you’ve returned. The current state of the Demon Clan is remarkable. Just don’t let anything befall you,” the First Elder spoke, his eyes reflecting so tears, likely reminiscing about the thousand years she had been absent.
The First Elder discreetly wiped his tears, then chuckled. “Look at . The Demon Clan is thriving now. Why dwell on the past?”
“There’s much to prepare for the Demon Clan’s banquet. I’ll go make the arrangents. Clan Leader, rest well.”
“Alright,” Gu Chaoyan replied with a smile as she watched the First Elder depart.
Simultaneously, her heart ward toward the First Elder.
Although the Demon Clan might appear as a realm shrouded in darkness and devoid of human emotions, in reality, everyone here shared a profound bond.
Attempting to reflect on such a deep connection, she realized that she could not recall anything specific.
The mories of the First Elder’s recounted mischievous acts in his youth eluded her.
Feng Le remained an elusive figure in her mind.
Much of her past seed lost to her.
Gu Chaoyan even contemplated that…
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