Chapter 1425 Elsa''s Experience
Darren and the others returned at the sound of Gilmer yelling at them.
The acting region leader had indicated that Elsa was indeed held in his Blood Cloud Pce!
"Hand her over to me," Darren said not wasting any time with useless conversation. He knew what he
was here for and nothing else would do.
"Darren, it''s not that simple. Follow me back to the pce and then perhaps you will understand,"
Gilmer replied.
He then gestured an open palm towards the sky, suggesting Darren to go with him.
"Darren, don''t go there. It must be a trick. He''s luring you into his trap!" Weber warned frantically.
"He has no cause to do such things," Darren said coolly.
He took two steps forward and then took off into the air, followed by Weber and Gatlin.
Whoosh! Whoosh! Whoosh...
Gilmer, along with severalw enforcement elders of the Blood Cloud Region, followed as well.
There were only a few senior elders and Gilmer to be found in the Blood Cloud Pce. The rest had
excused themselves.
"Where is Elsa?" Darren asked tly.
"Bring her out," Gilmer ordered.
He knew that if Darren did not see her himself, he would never give up and would undoubtedly cause
some sort of scene. The truth could no longer be covered up so he decided to let him see her.
Not long after the order was given, an iron cage was carried into the hall by two senior elders, slow and
careful.
In the cage, tied to a ck cross, was a creature with blood-red skin and wings growing out its back.
Darren sprung up, his eyes burning with an untamed fury!
Whoosh!
He charged over and shed his sword at the cage wildly. Sparks ignited and flew in all directions with
every swish, but the cage remained unbroken. Darren, on the other hand, bounced off it and crashed
into the wall heavily.
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His rage was undeterred, and he instantly flew back,nded face to face with Gilmer and took firm hold
of his cor, drawing him in close.
"What did you do to her?" Darren asked cruelly, spittle bubbling in the corners of his mouth and his
anger clear for all to see.
His eyes had widened so much they looked as though they might pop out of his head. He could tell
from just a nce that the winged creature was Elsa.
Gilmer had not expected Darren to go this crazy. He released his god''s power, pushing Darren away
without moving a muscle.
"Darren, calm yourself. Elsa''s current state has nothing to do with us. Your anger with us is misced,"
Gilmer said, his voice carrying god''s power that could break through the soul. This sobered Darren at
least a little.
Darren stood still, his eyes bloodshot and filled with anger.
He then walked over to the cage, one slow step at a time, his lips trembling slightly with every solemn
stride. "Elsa, I''m back," he said.
But the eyes of the creature were cold and did not even look up at him. Those eyes had long since
been unable to recognize him.
"Let''s go. Let me get you out of here," Darren said, looking over the cage helplessly, a lump in his
throat.
"Darren, I''m sorry, but you can''t take her away from here."
Gilmer walked over and signaled to Darren to step away from the cage.
He saw Darren''s rage about to re once more and quickly added, "If you take her away, she will die.
Without question. Sit down and I will tell you everything. Elsa is already this way. Getting mad will do
nothing to change that."
"Shut your mouth!" Darren growled.
"Restrain him!"
Gilmer shouted, ordering the two senior elders to respond quickly.
Whoosh!
The two flew over and took hold of Darren, holding him down and restraining him, rendering him unable
to move.
"Mr. Zhuang, this is not necessary. Let''s talk!" Gatlin objected. Faced with such powerful warriors, he
knew they had no chance in a head-on fight.
"Gilmer Zhuang, if you dare hurt Darren, within two hours my master will be here to cause you a world
of pain!" Weber yelled out. Just as he was about to fly over, a god''s power barrier stopped him in his
tracks.
"Everyone, calm down. Darren is simply too emotional. I have to keep him in check right now. Rx, I
won''t hurt him. Do not worry about that," exined Gilmer, trying to ease their minds and tempers.
"Darren, Elsa has been assimted by the bloodsucker race. That is why she is like this now. And it''s
not just her; our region leader has been assimted too!"
"Let go of me!"
Darren roared viciously, his eyes wild like a beast''s.
The two elders ignored his protests and kept hold of him.
"Calm down. Let me tell you the whole story. The one who assimted Elsa and our region leader is an
extremely powerful Bloodsucker Prince. If you take Elsa by force, against our will, she will die in three
days without the blood of our leader.
Let go of him. Let him do as he pleases."
Gilmer ordered the two elders off of Darren.
Darren shrugged them off and stood up, looking at Elsa in the cage, his heart heavy and his limbs
feeling as though the energy was draining from them.
"Hmmm." Darren breathed a deep sigh, and his face seemed to have reverted back to a somewhat
less angry state.
"Mr. Zhuang, could you tell me every detail of what happened?" Darren, in low spirits, straightened his
clothes and walked over to Gilmer calmly.
Gilmer was surprised by how quickly he had managed to subdue himself.
"Come. Sit. I will tell you. Here''s what happened..." Gilmer began.
Several decades ago, around the time after Darren was captured by the fiend race, Elsa was rescued
by the disciples of the Blood Cloud Region, who arranged for her to stay in the Cloud Refinement Sect.
Elsa was dispirited and on the verge of despair. She had even lost the will to live.
It was said that an old woman from the Cloud Refinement Sectforted her by telling her that when
she became stronger, she''d be able to find Darren. The woman offered her more words offort like
this and Elsa began cultivating hard, without rest.
For a period of time, her cultivation base increased rapidly. However, it came at a price. This rapid
increase only came with the suppression of who she was. She had been hard on herself for far too
long. This was clearly not the right way to go about it.
Because of this, it was not long before she spiraled into madness, and a fatal Inner Fiend arose from
the depths of her heart.
No one knew this had happened.
It was not until a few yearster that the Inner Fiend became known, when someone heard a shrill roar
that was when people came to know she was fighting with her Inner Fiend. In the end, Elsa came out
victorious. She gained a lot in cultivation from her victory and soon reached the Star God Realm.
She then began trying to break through the Cloud Refinement Sect''s exit pass. She eventually passed
the test, cing first in the sect''s history.
Just when she thought she could finally go looking for Darren, something terrible happened.
One day, she suddenly lost her mind, and a pair of terrible blood wings sprouted through her back. No
one understood what was happening.
The matter rmed Connor, the leader of the Blood Cloud Region, who quickly flew over to examine
the situation.
A blood river then fell from the sky and took him away.
Many people then looked up above to see countless blood waves rolling in the depths of the void,
fluctuating the god''s power.
Ten dayster, Connor fell from the sky, his face and body mutted beyond recognition.
Senior warriors of the Blood Cloud Pce gathered their courage and approached the distorted figure.
They hastily took Elsa and their leader away, and tried to cover it all up and keep the truth of what had
happened hidden.
Later, after much study and investigation, they discovered that Elsa and the leader of the Blood Cloud
Region had been bitten by a powerful Bloodsucker Prince, and his blood had been transferred into their
bodies.
Since then, every six months, the leader and Elsa had to absorb each other''s blood to survive. This
had been going on for decades now.
This was the reason the leader of the Blood Cloud Region had not shown up when the Archean
mountain appeared.
Darren finally calmed all the way down after hearing Gilmer tell the tale. He stared at Elsa who was
trapped in the cage, and sobbed heartily.
Elsa had been through some seriously tough times these past years.