But soon Wan Ge discovered that it was no coincidence at all; the butterfly was heading in the direction of the city lord.
As Wan Ge walked, she chatted with the people around her: "Is there anything unusual about your city lord?"
"What's wrong?" the leading demon asked, looking puzzled.
"Is there anything different from before?"
"There's no difference."
Wan Ge asked a question: "What is your relationship with the city lord?"
The great demon shook his head: "I have no relation to the city lord, but as you can see from this city, we are all banding together now. The city lord said we are all one."
"So why did you form a group?" Wan Ge continued to ask, and the great demon in front of her showed no impatience whatsoever, answering her questions directly.
The great demon chuckled and then said, "How could a great demon like you possibly know how much effort the lower-level demons have to expend just to survive?"
Wan Ge glanced at Cang Mu beside her; they were even less able to understand how a half-demon should live.
Wan Ge also began to wonder if they should accept and accommodate half-demons? But once they did, the number of demons who fell in love with humans might increase. Even though the passage to humans was blocked, there were always demons who could find a way to leave.
The increase in half-demons is detrimental to the entire demon realm, and dating humans is not a good thing for the Yao people.
This is why the original owner issued a law prohibiting harming fellow beings, but not a law prohibiting harming half-demons.
Moreover, the original owner was not much different from other demons. It looked down on weak half-demons, all for the sake of its own interests.
Evening songs also need to be considered; in such a world, it is impossible to achieve equality between demons.
"What's your name?" The powerful demon in front of him didn't seem unpleasant, even though they had some initial conflicts.
The great demon before him slowly replied, "You can call me Sang Wan."
After Sang Wan answered with her name, I glanced at the two powerful demons beside me: "And what are your names?"
"My name is Wange, and this is Cangmu." Wange didn't try to hide anything and answered directly.
Sang Wan scratched her head and said, "Why does your name sound so familiar?"
Wan Ge smiled and said, "Perhaps you really have heard of it."
It's normal to have heard his name, but there might be many things you don't remember. After all, no demon would call His Majesty the Demon King by his name. They've probably all heard of him, but that's all.
Sang Wan stopped worrying about it. Perhaps she was some famous powerful demon, after all, she was so capable.
…
Sang Wan didn't expect that they would see the city lord as soon as they arrived. Wasn't the city lord supposed to be in seclusion? Why did he come out?
The city lord paid no attention to Sang Wan; all his attention was drawn to Cang Mu. When he looked at him, he was somewhat surprised: "I didn't expect you to have become such a powerful demon."
As fellow high-level demons, the other party could sense Cang Mu's power at this moment.
Cang Mu also sensed the great demon before him; its power was immense, and a fight between the two of them might be evenly matched.
"Good, good, good, you're much more interesting than I imagined." The city lord laughed directly, while Sang Wan stood aside, looking at everything in front of her with some confusion.
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