Ms. Doctor Divine

Chapter 2533: Demon Clan 66

Considering the possibility that the witches might head to the Third World, Gu Chaoyan was resolute about exacting revenge before Pei Yueling could venture there.

Determined, Gu Chaoyan hastily departed, driven by the need to take action.

Upon reaching the meeting place within the ancient city of the Demon Clan, Gu Chaoyan observed Pei Yueling seated among the witches. The Demon Clan members present were visibly surprised at Pei Yueling’s presence.

The Dao Child of the Demon Clan leaned in, whispering to Gu Chaoyan, “The Blood Clan seems to be aware of this and wishes to reclaim her. However, being a witch, we have no choice but to let her go. If an opportunity arises in the future, I will seek vengeance for my sister.”

Despite his impulsive nature, the Dao Child recognized the gravity of the situation. In the Second World, liberties could be taken, but the Third World’s witches were a force not to be trifled with. He couldn’t protect his sister and preferred not to provoke unnecessary conflicts.

Gu Chaoyan concealed her emotions behind a smile.

Pei Yueling, clever and strategic as ever. No wonder she had always been a challenging adversary. She had managed to secure the protection of the witches, a feat accomplished in a remarkably short time.

When they initially encountered Pei Yueling, her association with the witches might have been limited. Yet, in a brief span, she had garnered their protection, and the methods behind it remained unknown.

Nevertheless…

Gu Chaoyan was determined not to waste any more time.

Even with the witches involved, an opportunity to exact revenge on Pei Yueling had to be found.

Gu Chaoyan flashed a friendly smile at Pei Yueling before calmly taking her seat.

Observing the witches, she inquired, “I’m curious about the reason for the witches’ visit. What brings you to our Demon Clan?”

“We are in search of someone from the Demon Clan, Clan Leader,” the witches explained their purpose, assuming Gu Chaoyan would not refuse them. Given their status as witches from the Third World, no race in the second world dared or had the right to reject them. Their politeness, however, was already a favorable gesture.

“Looking for someone? Certainly, just let us know who you’re searching for, and I’ll have the Hall Masters assist in locating them,” Gu Chaoyan responded with a friendly smile, appearing open and accommodating.

The witches were taken aback.

Having visited other clans, they encountered no resistance; the patriarchs were submissive and cooperative. Yet, the Clan Leader of the Demon Clan seemed hesitant.

“We, along with you, won’t be able to locate this individual. Only our sorcerers possess the ability to find them personally,” the witches clarified, avoiding direct confrontation with the Demon Clan. Their explanation implied that not everyone in the Demon Clan would be sought after, only those with the skills of sorcerers.

Gu Chaoyan regarded the witches.

While denizens of the Second World harbored fear of the witches from the Third World due to their immense power, Gu Chaoyan wasn’t inclined to conform. She refused to succumb to the prevalent fear and cooperate submissively.

In her view, such behavior only fueled disdain.

Regardless of the world, rules governed conduct, and Gu Chaoyan intended to uphold them.