249 Dekan's Villain Radar

Just as Elaine was completely stunned.

Cornelia was beside me, had disappeared.

Cornelia ran out immediately.

She nimbly trod across the clearing between the spikes.

They bypassed the Jailer was pacing around the spikes with particular confusion.

It was as if all the noisy and dangerous scenes were just background elements from a different dimension.

And so they headed straight for Dekan.

Dekan spotted her, smiled, and waved.

Although Dekan's appearance had changed by this time.

However Cornelia was very familiar with Dekan's appearance at this moment.

She had seen Tata.

But it doesn't matter if you've never met Tata.

It doesn't matter if Dekan's hair and eye color change, or even if his appearance changes.

Once they made eye contact, Cornelia was certain she would recognize Dekan.

Within seconds, Cornelia was beside Dekan.

"You've come to see me."

"Um, sorry I'm a little late. Have you eaten? I can order takeout for you."

As he spoke, Dekan handed the cotton-padded coat he was carrying to Cornelia.

He had bought three items before coming to this floor.

Cornelia shook her head and gratefully put on her cotton-padded coat.

"I'm cold-resistant, and there are food supplies on this floor too."

Cornelia said.

Dekan nodded in relief.

"After Morion and I finish dealing with this Jailer, I'll recommend the amazing delivery service from the Demon Realm restaurant to you!"

While continuing to play the game of passing the Jailer to Morion, Dekan spoke to Cornelia beside him.

"Uh-huh."

Cornelia nodded.

A restaurant that Dekan gives such a high rating must be good.

The last time he praised something like that was at Chef Batchel's Cooking Classroom.

Cornelia has always missed Chef Batchel's cooking.

Having finally made it to the Demon Realm, Cornelia was especially looking forward to enjoying another meal of the Demon Realm delicacies.

Cornelia suddenly remembered something.

He quickly said to Dekan:

"By the way, after I arrived on this floor, I encountered the prisoners who were held here. This floor is still standing..."

Cornelia quickly began to convey to Dekan the key information she would receive upon her arrival.

Dekan was multitasking, manipulating the Jailer while simultaneously receiving information from Cornelia.

Far away.

Elaine overheard Dekan and the others' conversation.

She felt something was even more wrong.

In this prison with such a oppressive atmosphere, it feels like these three are on a picnic.

She couldn't help but feel relieved that she hadn't attacked the Red-haired Girl.

Let's leave aside those two strange objects for now.

The fact that this Red-haired Girl could blend into that strange group so naturally shows that she is definitely not simple either.

The likely outcome of a sneak attack is that you will be killed instead.

Elaine could no longer tell which of the three men was the jailer.

But logically speaking...

Besides her, there was only one other jailer on this floor.

It's highly unlikely that a jailer could be so close to a human being.

So none of these three should be jailers!

They must be three superhumans who are abnormally strong and were imprisoned on this floor to blast fish!

If they weren't prison guards.

There should be other jailers on this floor...

Could there be an even more skilled prison guard in the camp, one who could even fool her?

Elaine then launched into a brainstorming session.

But she couldn't find the answer right away.

She could only draw one conclusion.

I must never reveal my identity as a demon to these three people.

Otherwise, we'll be doomed!

So Elaine chose to remain still and wait, while maintaining her acting skills and continuing to portray the shocked expression a human being should have.

However, upon closer reflection, she realized that in this situation, it seemed that the reactions humans and demons should make were almost identical.

More than ten minutes later.

Accompanied by Faceless Ignis the Faceless's final, unwilling roar.

These two psychopaths tortured Faceless Ignis to death like a frog being slowly boiled in water.

Elaine grinned at the gray-haired girl, patted the Pearwood- wood-haired youth on the shoulder, and offered her praise.

It's clear the gray-haired girl was genuinely happy; she was having a great time.

Then they seemed to discuss ordering takeout for a while, and finally walked towards Elaine.

The three approached Elaine, Dekan first expressed his sincere gratitude to her:

"Thank you for your help to Cornelia, I will definitely repay you."

Elaine seemed to finally snap out of her daze, her gaze focusing on Dekan, then glancing at Cornelia.

She still seemed incredulous at the dreamlike event of the Jailer being killed in such a way.

"Cornelia helped us too, but I didn't expect she and her companions were also imprisoned here. You guys are really amazing."

Elaine bowed deeply to the three of them, her voice filled with bitterness and excitement.

"Don't worry, with us here, no matter what Jailer comes after us, we'll make sure he never leaves this floor."

Dekan said with absolute confidence.

Seeing Dekan's attitude, Elaine finally relieved.

This gray-haired girl was undoubtedly the leader of the three.

Cornelia had previously explained this situation to the gray-haired girl in a very objective manner.

At this moment, the gray-haired girl would likely have no doubts about Elaine's identity; on the contrary, she would be filled with affection for her.

Then the rest is easy.

Once you've settled things down, you can find a chance to run up to the sixth floor!

Although I couldn't witness my perfect plan unfold.

But staying alive is more important than anything else.

Moreover, the thought that after he "disappeared" on the sixth floor, the people on that floor would surely descend into chaos, frantic suspicion, and with an unknown jailer still on that floor, they would inevitably continue to fight amongst themselves.

That's pretty good too!

"I want to know more about this floor, such as how many survivors are left, and I also want to know if any of my comrades are among them."

Dekan said to Elena.

"Let's go back to the camp first; the survivors on this level are all in the camp."

Elaine nodded.

Her initial unease finally subsided completely.

It went exceptionally smoothly.

They did not make any troublesome requests.

If I bring them back, I'll have plenty of opportunities to escape.

But upon closer reflection, while these three guys are indeed terrifying, they are ultimately reasonable.

His flawless acting skills completely fooled even the prisoners he had known for so long.

With Cornelia vouching for him, he was unlikely to arouse their suspicion.

Just as Elaine turned around to lead the three back to the camp...

"Oh my, watching you act must be really hard work."

A teasing voice, tinged with a hint of pleasure, rang out behind Elaine, sending a chill down her spine!