Killed by the righteous, he turned around and joined the evil sect and became a villain

Not long after entering the hall, Mu Tianyi, who had been secretly observing everything in the hall, heard Lu Li's puzzled muttering.

"Strange, given the leader's personality, he should have come out to greet us long ago, why did he ask us to come up to him like this? Is he trying to show off his elegance in front of Junior Sister?"

Mu Tianyi almost couldn't hold back after hearing this.

Is it appropriate to say such inappropriate words in such a majestic palace?

What kind of person is the Demon Cult leader that would make Lu Li say such a thing?

For a moment, the image of the cult leader in her mind completely collapsed, and she could no longer think of any suitable image of a cult leader.

Perhaps only when she meets the leader of the Demon Cult in person, the doubts in her heart will be resolved.

Wen Xingyao also felt that what Lu Li said was a bit inappropriate, so he coughed lightly as a reminder.

Lu Li didn't say anything else, but went to do it.

He still felt that something was wrong and wanted to understand the situation so as not to be too passive, so he awakened his other puppets in the Demon Cult and asked them to find the people who remained in the Demon Cult to find out the situation.

When they arrived at the main hall and were about to go in, he suddenly stopped and his emotions changed drastically.

Wen Xingyao and Mu Tianyi were both perceptive people and noticed Lu Li’s changes at the first moment.

"what happened?"

There was no expression on Lu Li's face as he looked at the main hall gate that was just around the corner.

"No need to go, the leader is not here."

Wen Xingyao and Mu Tianyi were both a little surprised, but only a little.

Wen Xingyao had noticed along the way that the Demon Cult was too quiet. It was unlikely that the Cult Leader would never show up. He originally thought that either the Cult Leader had something to do and was not convenient to show up, or that the Cult Leader intended to behave well in front of the junior sister to maintain the dignity of the leader of a sect.

I originally thought it was the latter, but now it seems to be the former, which is also expected.

As for Mu Tianyi, apart from the initial nervousness, she has basically calmed down after entering the hall for so long.

Wen Xingyao and Lu Li's attitudes gave her a lot of comfort. They were not nervous and looked as relaxed as they were on the road, so maybe this was indeed an easy thing.

Also, the simulation only said that she arrived at the Demonic Cult that day, and nothing else, which means that nothing serious happened.

With these conditions in place and she is not a timid person, she naturally won't worry too much.

Now that she knew the Demon Cult leader was gone, she didn't feel too much, but instead had a sense of sudden enlightenment.

No wonder the simulation didn’t mention her becoming a disciple. It turned out that the leader was not there, so she didn’t become a disciple at all!

However, judging from the simulation, it didn’t seem to matter much whether she succeeded in worshipping or not, as the fifth and sixth senior brothers still treated her, and even used very precious magic hearts and medicinal blood.

From this point of view, the Demon Cult is much stronger than the Floating Cloud Sect.

First, there was Wen Xingyao, who recognized her as his junior sister as soon as they met, and then there were the fifth and sixth senior brothers who tried their best to treat her without formally becoming her disciples.

In this way, the process of becoming a disciple seems to be just a formality.

Think about it, she had worked hard for ten years in the Floating Cloud Sect but had not been able to find a master or gain recognition. However, the Demon Sect not only took the initiative to rescue her and asked her to become a master, but also recognized her before she became a master.

The contrast is so absurd!

Surprised, Wen Xingyao asked, "What did the leader do?"

Lu Li's delicate face was paralyzed, and he said stiffly, "Dead."