Primitive Tribes: Starting with the Name Daji

Lilian didn't dare stare at Su Che like that. After noticing her daughter's gaze, she quickly reminded her.

"Lilian, don't be rude."

Katie snorted, and then said:

"Mother, I don't know anything about my uncle's childhood. Why don't you tell me about it?"

Lillian was stunned when she heard this.

She knew that the uncle Katie was referring to was Su Che.

After all, Su Che is now impersonating his younger brother, who was 197 years old and had been dead for a long time.

Lillian frowned, remaining silent, but her eyes warned Katie not to speak carelessly.

Even then, Katie deliberately said:

"Has your mother forgotten? Or, Uncle, could you tell me about your childhood?"

"Or tell me, how did you find my mother? You were separated for so many years and had no contact with each other, how did you find her?"

Su Che glanced at Kandis. He knew that Kandis must know some truth, which was why she kept probing him.

Perhaps because he was getting a little bored sitting in the carriage, Su Che closed his eyes slightly and said softly:

"If I want to find someone, I can find them."

Katie let out another soft hum:

"Bullshit! Do you think you're some kind of rank-one demon? That powerful?"

Su Che showed no reaction whatsoever, simply sitting there silently without uttering a word.

Lilian's heart tightened, and she looked at Su Che.

Her eyes seemed to say: Lord Su Che, I have not told Katie anything about you.

She really wanted to tell Su Che these things directly, but she didn't have Su Che's ability to send secret messages, so she could only worry helplessly.

After that, Su Che never said another word, no matter how Katie asked him.

Before Su Che could even get anxious, Lillian was the first to panic. She quickly lectured Katie, saying:

"Don't disturb your uncle's rest. We're almost at Lord Wade's residence. Be quiet for a bit."

Katie pursed her lips, glanced at Su Che who had his eyes closed, and then said nothing more.

The journey finally became quiet.

Lillian found the eerie silence rather than the lively conversation to be better.

After an unknown amount of time, the carriage finally came to a stop.

Although the carriage was originally very stable, Su Che slowly opened his eyes when the carriage stopped.

While I was at it, I used my mental energy to scan the surrounding area, hoping to find a few rank-up demons.

Unfortunately, Su Che did not discover the existence of any rank-up demons.

"Have we arrived at Mr. Wade's residence?"

Su Che asked a question.

Lillian glanced at Kandis a few times, then adopted a more approachable demeanor, showing less of her awe, and said:

"Yes, we've arrived. I'll introduce you to some of my friends later."

Su Che did not respond, but followed Lilian and the others off the carriage.

As soon as Su Che got out of the car, he saw that they were in an open space in a castle, which was filled with all kinds of carriages.

Although they look strange, they all have one thing in common: luxury!

Anyone invited to a dinner by the second son of the Tanlian family must have a high status in Doskra.

It's quite normal for these people to travel in such expensive and luxurious carriages.

Su Che scanned through these people but still couldn't find any rank-one demons with magical power.

"Is it hiding? Or is its strength far superior to mine, which is why I can't detect it?"

Upon realizing this, Su Che immediately withdrew his mental energy.

I was really reckless just now.

Not even knowing if there were any advanced demons in Mr. Wade's mansion, he recklessly used his mental power to investigate.

If there are Izanites here, and their strength is much greater than mine, would that be considered revealing my strength?

But then I thought, if they were truly much stronger than me, they would probably have seen through my strength at a glance, right?

It doesn't seem to make a difference?

As Su Che was thinking this, he followed Lilian inside.

The person leading the way was not Lucy; Lucy was to stay outside with the coachman to watch over the carriage. The person leading them inside was a maid from Mr. Wade's mansion.

Their clothes were more exquisite than those of Lucy's, a maid, and appeared more solemn and dignified.

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Chapter 580 Keep Calm

What's even more noteworthy is that these maids seem to have been carefully selected; each one has delicate skin and doesn't look like someone who does heavy work at all.

I guess the Tannian family specially selected them to receive guests, while those who did the work must have been a different group!

After all, they are the leading family in Dothraki City; they can have any level of servants they want.

They walked through corridor after corridor, and Su Che once again witnessed what luxury truly meant.

When Su Che was building the Great Xia Kingdom, he had thought about making it more luxurious, but many of the materials were simply unavailable.

This means that many things can only be simplified.

Moreover, while in the Great Xia Kingdom, they had to contend with the existence of the Red Moon Night, leaving them no time to develop the Great Xia Kingdom into a more luxurious place.

Judging from the timeline, is the Great Xia Kingdom about to begin defending against the Red Moon Night again?

I wonder if those monsters have become stronger, and if those demons hiding in the sea have already crossed the sea gate and come ashore.

If they manage to reach the shore, can Daji and her companions really hold out?

After Su Che began to ponder these things, he became even more eager to become stronger and leave this hellish place.

He needs to find some information about the Iza tribe and the Blood Demon Pill as soon as possible; he can't keep wasting time like this.

Little did he know that while he was anxious, the Great Xia Kingdom remained unchanged.

In Su Che's eyes, more than a year had passed, but in Daji's eyes, only a few days had passed.

The next night of the red moon is still a very, very long time away.

After passing through several corridors and walking on a long red carpet, we finally arrived at a large hall.

Even before entering, Su Che could already sense the lively and extravagant atmosphere inside.

Everyone was dressed in exquisite gowns, especially the women, who wore exaggerated medieval dresses and had very elaborate makeup on their faces, sometimes even making them look overly pale.

She wore sparkling jewels and gems on her neck and wrists.

Among these people, the most expensive items are probably the jewels and gems that possess magical energy fluctuations.

They are all ordinary people, and it's not easy for them to buy jewelry and gemstones with magical fluctuations.

After a brief look around, a man who looked to be in his fifties suddenly walked over.

Upon seeing Mrs. Court Lillian, he bowed to her.

"Mrs. Kurt, welcome, welcome! Lord Wade's dinner will begin soon. Please wait a moment and relax in this hall for a while."

Upon seeing the other person, Lillian smiled very politely.

"Butler Eugene."

After a brief exchange of pleasantries, the other party went to entertain the other guests.

Everything seemed to be in perfect order, but in Su Che's eyes, there was a big problem.

The butler, named Eugene, was dressed in a suit, with white gloves on his hands and tall boots on his feet. He had a thin face and a kind smile.

To an outsider, he was just an ordinary old man.

However, Su Che's view was not so.

This person exudes a strong aura of bloodshed.

It wasn't something you could smell with your nose, but rather the sensation of someone who had entered the ranks of demons!

Since Su Che became an advanced demon, he has killed quite a few magical beasts, killed many people in the Lost Ruins, and later killed many members of the Blood Alliance.

He knew what the eyes of someone who had killed looked like, and what a person stained with blood looked like.

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His aura was concealed very well, making it impossible to discern his true strength.

However, Su Che could sense the bloody scent that belonged to him.