The Demon King Ran Away with His Sister-in-Law

"Master, could it be that those high-ranking demons simply don't live here?" Bajie guessed.

They had wandered around for an hour and found that Demon King City was utterly unfit for habitation. At least, none of the places they had explored could possibly be lived in.

Some rooms looked like dining halls or living rooms, but in reality, they were filled with traps.

Sleeping or eating here required even allies to stay on high alert.

Waking up without a head was no joke.

Bajie reasonably suspected that the Demon King did not live in Demon King City.

This generation's Demon King really was cautious.

"It doesn't seem impossible," Tang Luo said. He had not expected this cautious Demon King to be fond of underhanded tricks.

Their impression of the Demon King they had never met immediately improved somewhat. He did not seem quite so useless after all.

"Let me think. If he doesn't live in Demon King City, he could simply set up all kinds of explosive spells here and detonate them once the heroes enter," Tang Luo said eagerly. "Blow them all into the sky!"

The world's belief that Master Xuanzang only knew how to charge headfirst was nothing but an illusion and prejudice.

As for spells or magic capable of blowing the entire Demon King City into the sky—wouldn't a Demon King possess large-scale area-of-effect destructive skills?

And if he did not, one slap could achieve the same result.

"Master, this mission is to protect Demon King City," Bajie reminded him.

"That's why I said if," Tang Luo said. "Come to think of it, does protecting Demon King City just mean guarding this castle? If it gets damaged, how much damage counts as mission failure?"

"There should be a threshold. For example, if its integrity remains above eighty