Chapter 1910 - 524: Country Demons Are Truly Terrifying!

At this very moment, the overconfident Vivian was still unaware of the severe punishment awaiting her.

But actually, that wasn't the worst of it.

Those who understood the Demon King knew that he never used a heavy hand on his own entourage, especially not on Vivian.

The real threat had to come from her hometown, Demon City—

The "reinforcements" from the Padric family had arrived!

Above the Great Graveyard, at the teleportation array of Beifeng City, the glow of distorted space appeared amid the acolytes' deep chanting.

As two graceful figures landed on the teleportation array, the eerie green light quickly disappeared again...

"Is this the Great Graveyard?"

"Heehee, Nana, our era has arrived!"

The two enchanting demons curiously glanced around, finding no teleportation malfunction, they embraced each other excitedly.

Seeing the enchanting demons "pose coquettishly" on the teleportation array, the corpse ghost priest, cloaked in a robe, cleared his throat and spoke in a shriveled voice.

"Welcome, emissaries from Demon City, this is the Great Graveyard, the realm of Luo Yan, Your Majesty. I hope that during your stay, you will adapt to our customs and follow our rules."

Upon hearing the voice coming from below the teleportation array, Kaylee and Nana immediately blushed, released each other and stood straight, giving an exaggerated military salute.

"Understood! Sir Demon General!"

"Don't worry! We've prepared for this!"

"I am not a Demon General, just an acolyte once favored by the Demon King, but I still sincerely wish you a pleasant stay... You will find this is a good place." The priest nodded slightly, then made way for them to descend the steps from the teleportation array, leaving with his colleagues after finishing work.

Today was the last ride.

Filled with the nervousness of fresh graduates and infinite anticipation for the future, Kaylee and Nana walked down the stairs hand in hand, stepping onto this legendary land.

In their imagination, the Thunder County Maze should be a park filled with wails and whip cracks.

After all, the master here is none other than the renowned "Human Tamer" Senior Luo Yan, the most demon-like man at the Demon King Academy!

It's said that his methods are extremely brutal, reaching an astounding six-digit number of adventurers he broke. And it's not just the quantity, the quality is even more jaw-dropping—he even toyed with the Campbell family that suppressed the Thunder County Maze for nearly a thousand years!

This prowess is simply unfathomable!

To avoid dragging down the Lord Demon King, the sisters had done their homework thoroughly, even sneaking a few barbed leather whips into their luggage.

Excited at the prospect of finally applying the theoretical knowledge learned from Professor Lilith on humans and showcasing the racial talents of enchanting demons, they couldn't sleep for several nights and were even prepared for a personal interview with the Demon King.

Yet, as soon as they stepped out of the room with the teleportation array, before they adjusted to the side effects of Subspace, their beautiful fantasies were shattered by the scene before their eyes.

There were no mountains of corpses or seas of blood, no human wails, only the deafening roar of machinery and coal ash flying everywhere.

"Is this the legendary Thunder County Maze?" The elder sister Kaylee looked around bewilderedly, nervously swallowing a mouthful of saliva.

Why does it feel like a replica of Black Wind Castle?

The younger sister Nana remained somewhat more composed, but not by much, her face displaying clear bewilderment.

"It seems... a bit off..."

It wasn't just a bit off.

The sisters glanced around blankly, spotting on a distant hill several enormous industrial chimneys standing like the fangs of giant beasts, the Hell Dwarves-style factories unabashedly spewing thick black smoke into the sky.

These were the tirelessly running brick factories at full speed, along with steel factories and many other factories whose names they couldn't even call out.

What shocked the sisters more was the sight in front of the factories.

There they saw groups of skeleton soldiers and corpse ghosts carrying heavy railroad tracks and sleepers, sprinting on muddy roads, hurriedly loading goods onto trailers.

Like tireless machines!

The air didn't carry the smell of blood, but was suffused with an oppressive atmosphere that suffocated even demons—a taste that gave demons liver pain.

This was nowhere near where humans were oppressed.

Clearly, it was the hell creatures that were being exploited to death!

Watching a skeleton soldier lose two ribs from running too fast but not even glancing back, continuing to sprint with bricks.

Judging from their nimble movements, it was evident that these were not puppets summoned by an undead mage, but "hell creatures" driven by self-awareness.

If one were to be pedantic, they could be called hell dead things.

Kaylee's cheeks gradually turned pale, instinctively tightening her grip on her sister's hand.

"Na... Nana, did we use the wrong teleportation array? There's no maze here either."

She was already thinking of backing out!

Seeing the demons exploited down to their bones, Nana couldn't help but swallow a mouthful of saliva, her originally nimble heart-shaped tail clamped between her legs.

It was then that an urban legend long circulated in Demon City suddenly surfaced in her mind.

"I… I've heard the vampires of the Colin family have a unique taste; they don't drink human blood, they prefer enchanting demon's blood... because it's sweet."

If Vivian were to hear this urban legend, she would mostly jump up in fury, yelling to make the rumor mongers pay.