The blood clan’s higher-ups had sensed the cub’s arrival outside of their kingdom, and all of them were excitedly waiting for the cub to enter the kingdom.
They wanted to see the cub, ah!
“Old Carol, why are you guys so slow? Quick, bring the cub to the castle!”
An old voice abruptly sounded in Caroline’s mind and the owner of the voice didn’t even bother to make small talk.
One could see how impatient he was.
Caroline sighed and couldn’t help but roll her eyes at the voice’s owner.
The blood clan didn’t usually communicate through telepathy, unlike spirits.
But there were one or two people with the power of mass telepathy.
These people in their clan could communicate with all blood clan members they came into contact with.
They could even facilitate a group chat via telepathy!
As soon as the old voice sounded, countless other small voices and even text messages flashed in Caroline’s mind as if she was reading an active Whatsapp group.
[Where, where? I heard someone mention a cub!]
[Upstairs, didn’t you hear the news that we just recovered our lost cub? This cub is also a famous child outside!]
[Really, really? This will be fun! It’s been a while since we last had a cub.]
[Yes, yes. Everyone is waiting to welcome the cub. The royal blood clan members better show her to us commoners through a city parade!]
[Cubs are precious…and they’re still fragile. A whole city parade is impossible. Maybe only a banquet for the nobles.]
Like many other races, the blood clan also held onto their monarchy system and still had the royal family, nobles and even commoners in their hierarchy.
But unlike other races with a huge disparity between these ranks, the blood clan was more casual.
As proof, the commoners were included in the national telepathy group chat along with the nobles and the royal family members.
Of course, they could only send a text message and not a voice message, but that was enough to prove that the blood clan was more tolerant to small people than other races.
When other commoners and mixed-blood people who lived in the kingdom with their family members saw this comment about the banquet for nobles, they were all visibly disappointed.
[This is reasonable. The cub must have been tired, and it must have been so dangerous on the surface. It’s impossible to tour the whole city, not to mention the kingdom.]
Since it was an underground kingdom, the kingdom spread their cities and provinces just like how ants build their nests.
The kingdom had a complicated terrain, and it was like a maze from one city to another.
Not to mention that each city was tightly blocked by special rocks, stalactites or stalagmites.
Only special citizens with permission could roam from one city to another, which made it inconvenient for trade between two cities.
However, this was only the case for ordinary ability users.
As blood clan members, there would always be a high-ranking member in each city that could use teleportation through blood.
It wasn’t a big deal to create portals for trading and such.
Not to mention that their whole race was pitiful in number, maybe only about 300.000 pure-blooded people.
This number was not even comparable to other small races out there.
Their blood clan indeed had a tiny population despite having an immortal body.
Of course, if added with mixed-blood people and those with the blood clan bloodline, the total number would reach millions easily….
But that was the case with other races too, especially those huge races with millions of pure-blooded people.
The blood clan was really pitiful in comparison.
Still, the people here lived a good life and were optimistic.
After knowing that they might not be able to meet the little cub, the commoners let go of their thoughts and calmly commented on the group chat telepathy.
After all, the special elder rarely opened a national group chat like this. At most, only a city group chat or a district group chat.
Since it was rare to open a national group chat, the commoners took this chance to chat about other things aside from Ainsley.
Living underground means it would be difficult to have a stable internet connection, especially when they were hiding from all races above the ground.
Internet and signal could easily expose their kingdom’s location, which was why the ancestors built the kingdom with special rocks as the walls.
But because of this, the citizens could only use an internal signal and internet, and that was also not efficient.
The only thing that allowed them to communicate freely like other people above the ground was this mysterious telepathy group chat.
After all, only higher-ups paid attention to the news above the ground, and the commoners rarely cared about that.
Still, the fact that they knew about Ainsley means that the baby was already exceptionally popular.
Caroline read the messy comments in the group chat and could only open a private conversation with the communication elder.
After she applied for a private telepathy room, the elder immediately approved it, and the elder’s voice sounded in Caroline’s mind once more.
[What’s going on? Why did you apply for a private chat? Is there something that the commoners can’t know?]
The elder actually purposely opened the national group chat so that the commoners could help him pressure Caroline to bring the cub back to their kingdom ASAP.
Everyone had been worried about the cub ever since they got the news.
They couldn’t rest assured if they didn’t see the cub!
But Caroline could only smile wryly and told the elder the truth about Ainsley.
[The cub…is dead.]
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