Thanks for the Invite, but I'm in the Primordial World—and Refuse to Be the Demon Emperor
Chapter 1196

The Treasure Vault, Empty of Everything

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Once they arrived in Chaos, these creatures were tossed outside as experimental subjects.

The vast majority ran away, and their experiments ended in failure.

Originally, these creatures had been fitted with all sorts of mechanical devices to control them.

But once they entered Chaos, everything stopped working.

Naturally, they vanished.

They were no fools. Why would they stay put and wait to be controlled?

The Demon Emperor had been able to identify this creature mainly because of its fragrance.

The fragrance it gave off was very faint, with a distinctive scent.

It was exactly as described in the books.

Moreover, smelling it refreshed the mind and spirit, making it particularly well suited to the pureblood human race.

As the Demon Emperor stroked it, the little creature finally revealed its form. Trembling slightly, it approached him, and upon smelling his aura, it actually felt a trace of kinship.

This was the bond between its kind and the pureblood human race.

As this creature appeared, an enormous stone gate also emerged behind it.

The Demon Emperor sensed intense spatial fluctuations.

These fluctuations of spatial power were probably its special ability.

According to the records, however, it had no such ability.

Perhaps this was an ability it had newly awakened after coming to Chaos.

Demon Emperor Daochen gazed at the stone gate, his thoughts drifting.

These beings known as Void Ancient Gods had all lived in ages long past.

Yet traces of them had actually been found here, and they had even adopted a life-form from the Mechanical Universe as a pet.

Clearly, the Mechanical Universe had arrived in this world far earlier than he had imagined.

Some matters could not be investigated too deeply, however. After all, time flowed differently in the two worlds, and he had no way to look into

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