The Good-for-Nothing Seventh Miss Chapter 855 - The God Realm Appears (8)

Chapter 855: The God Realm Appears (8)

However, she was not aware that the people from the God Realm had keen perception for demons. Even though they could not see any demons in the Sun Never Sets, the aura of demons still lingered in the land.
However…
He would not say anything, and he did not intend to do anything either.
“I see.” Nangong Mengmeng nodded, but she did not quite understand what he meant. She was still thinking about when she should seduce her idol. If she were to stay in front of His Highness, he would definitely not let her do as she pleased.
“It’s getting late, you should go rest,” the sage softly said.
“Yes.” Nangong Mengmeng was a courageous girl in the God Realm, but she did not dare to cause trouble in front of His Highness. She could only crawl back to her room obediently. However, she did not sleep, as she still wanted to have a friendly interaction with Shen Yanxiao. If she did not ‘confess’ to her idol while being so close to her, she would die of frustration.
With intention to seduce Shen Yanxiao soon, Nangong Mengmeng entered her dreamland.
The next morning, Shen Yanxiao lazily climbed out of bed, but there were two faint traces of black bags under her watery eyes.
She could not sleep well last night.
The sudden arrival of the people from the God Realm had caught her off guard. She was worried that they would discover the demons, and she was also worried about the beast tide after she heard the sage’s words. However, before she could digest those two pieces of information, Xiu told her that the sage might be someone else!
It was an arduous journey!
Why must she keep getting headaches?
Shen Yanxiao thought about those three questions for the entire night. She knew that she would only fall asleep at daybreak, but she was still worried. She got up not long after that.
Even though she was deathly tired, she still had thought of a solution.
Yesterday, she had instructed Freud to bring the demons to stay in the underground city for a period of time. The God Realm would probably not notice anything unusual during that period.
As for the problems with Oriental City and the beast tide, Shen Yanxiao thought about it the most.
To be on the safer side, it was more appropriate to rebuild Oriental City once the beast tide ended. Even though the demon beasts would not attack the city without a commander, there was still a chance.
Unfortunately, Shen Yanxiao did not have the time to wait.
She had already provoked the Broken Star Palace, and they might come to Sun Never Sets to cause trouble anytime now. The Forsaken Land was her home turf so she had to build her forces here.
Every day was precious to her. The sooner she rebuilt the four cities, the sooner she would have the strength to fight against the Broken Star Palace.
Ultimately, Shen Yanxiao chose the most radical method: continuing the construction process of Oriental City. If the beast tide were to attack it, she would just lead her mythical beasts to surround the city. As long as it was not a million demon beasts attacking at the same time, she believed that they could still defend the city.
In any case, the defenses of Sun Never Sets were already astonishingly sturdy, so it was not a big deal even if the demon beasts were to attack the city. It would not be difficult to concentrate all of their forces on the defenses of other cities.
As for the last question…
Was the sage in her city real or fake?
Shen Yanxiao was not worried about that at first. After all, she had nothing to do with the sage’s business. However, she had a feeling that the people from the God Realm did not come to Sun Never Sets for a simple reason. The God Realm did not have a specific country that they were affiliated with, and she was not the only city in the Forsaken Land.
If based on how long a city had stood its grounds, the other three city lords should be more reliable than her, who had just built Sun Never Sets. However, the sage had neglected the other options and headed straight for Sun Never Sets.