Deceiving

Only then did he realize that Ye Lin was a big shot, for he knew that a Holy Land of the Human Race existed in this world.

There had been a legend passed down through the generations in his village: far away in the East, there was a habitat that belonged to the Human Race.

Those who lived there were all humans; they were self-reliant and strong, possessing their own methods of cultivation that allowed them to resist Demon Beasts.

The humans living there no longer had to worry about the chaos caused by Demon Beasts, and ordinary people lived their lives working at sunrise and resting at sunset.

Since the man before him could take Little Dot to such a place, it meant that his identity was far from simple.

Now, he looked at Little Dot, his face filled with reluctance.

Their village had finally been blessed with a Little Dot, and now he was going to leave with someone else.

Although he felt a deep sense of loss, this matter would be of great benefit to Little Dot, and he did not want to hinder the child's future.

"Very well, friend, I agree. Little Dot's parents died in battle resisting Demon Beasts a few years ago, so today, I shall agree on their behalf."

After the Old Village Chief finished speaking, Ye Lin nodded with a smile.

The reason the Old Village Chief agreed so easily was that the Stone Stele beside him had remained silent until now.

In the past, if any Demon Beast had disguised itself as a human to enter their village, the Stone Stele would have reacted immediately.

Since the Stone Stele showed no reaction now, the only conclusion was that the Ye Lin before him was truly human.

He believed that a cultivator