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Becoming the Demon Lord: Taming the Demon Queen Begins

"Only by enduring 2¹⁴ trials can one awaken the ancient power sleeping within the Key of the Star Prison, and become the most powerful being in the universe." Timothy, the youngest Demon Lord in the history of his race, saw these words emerge after he touched the Key of the Star Prison, the most powerful artifact of the demon race, handed to him just before the old Demon Lord's death. According to the demon race's records, no Demon Lord had ever achieved this. However, over a span of a hundred thousand years, Timothy had easily passed 16,383 trials. Now, once again, he turned the Key of the Star Prison, and an unknown force mistakenly sent him to a brand new world, transforming him into an unknown and seemingly worthless demonic cultivator disciple. And the formidable opponent he was about to face in this world was the powerful Goddess Sylvia. When Goddess Sylvia received the challenge Timothy handed her, her cheeks flushed... "My dear Sylvia, I want you to know how deeply I love you. My heart belongs to you, now and forever."

Dawnheart · Fantasy
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476 Chs

Delivering letters on a Dragon King?

"Three days later...

What should I wear?"

"Do I need to put on some makeup? Maybe style my hair differently?"

"Blush... should I add a little blush?"

"And my demeanor that day... should I be less cold and distant than usual?"

Inside the Sky Sanctuary, no one could have guessed that Sylvia, usually so composed, was now pacing back and forth, clearly anxious. Her hurried steps and the faint blush on her cheeks were enough to show that she was deep in thought, trying her best to figure things out.

The gathering in three days was an important event.

But it wasn't because she'd be facing countless practitioners from sects all over the world.

Sylvia had stood before the world's sects countless times before, and her cold, indifferent expression had never wavered. No matter how many sects were present, they had never made her feel the slightest bit flustered.

But this time, things were different.