I Cultivate Legally, Why Call Me a Demon?
Chapter 529

Holy Law Heavenly Monarch Returns!

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Hundred Heads Heavenly Lord's answer immediately made the atmosphere between the two sides more cordial.

The Yuxuan Demon Race had lived up to Purple Gold Dragon Venerable's assessment of them.

Even though they deeply admired Wan Chenxin, they wouldn't simply echo everything she said. They were capable of thinking for themselves.

"Since our principles are the same, I believe we can engage in deep strategic cooperation."

"If possible, ordinary people from both worlds should also interact more, promoting friendly development between the Human Race and the Demon Race."

True Lord Wuluo spoke with a faint smile.

"We couldn't ask for more."

Hundred Heads Heavenly Lord smiled as well.

But then Red-haired Older Sister's smile faded, and she asked solemnly:

"Fellow Daoist Hundred Heads, may I ask where the Holy Law Executive Council, which once oppressed your world, is now?"

"The members of the Holy Law Executive Council are all lackeys and spies of Immeasurable Tribulation Venerable. If they aren't completely wiped out, I fear something may go wrong."

Hundred Heads Heavenly Lord first glanced at Guiyuan among the Blue Star delegation, then said in a low voice:

"After Demon Mother suddenly disappeared, the Holy Law Executive Council seemed to catch wind of something. Before we could act, they went into hiding."

"Without Demon Mother's surveillance, we can't find where those shadows are hiding."

"They may have already slipped away in secret, or they may have come near Blue Star along with the Yuxuan World."

At these words, True Lord Wuluo and the three Human Spirit Transmutation cultivators all changed expression.

Those shadows had gone into hiding?

Didn't that mean they could launch an attack at any moment?

And just as the thought surfaced in their minds, an identical figure suddenly emerged from the shadow beneath Guiyuan's feet.

It was none

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