Indestructible God King Chapter 189.2 I'm Not a Troublemaker (2/2)

"Let's go, let's go! Troublemaker!" a demon said angrily.

"It's really not my fault!" Zhu Yan cried out in frustration.

"Keep your voice down. Don't alert the island dwellers. We’ll continue to wait for She Qingqing and the others' signal!" another demon reminded the rest.

"But what if She Qingqing sneaks back to find us? What would happen if she can't find us here?" another demon asked.

Everyone showed worried looks. Yeah, we’re supposed to wait for their signal here. What if they can't find us when they return?

"Leave someone waiting here. The rest get to the shore first!" a Branch Lord suggested.

"Who’s going to wait here?" another one asked.

Someone else answered, "Why don't we keep the troublemaker here? He may make a bigger mess if he comes with us, then we would be...!" another reminded the rest.

"Okay, then it's decided!" Everyone agreed to that suggestion.

Zhu Yan: "............!"

I'm not a troublemaker! You guys are nuts!

Alas, Zhu Yan's explanation was futile because no one believed him! In the end he had no choice but to stand on the biggest plank they could find and watch as the other demons went ashore.

"Remember, we’ll be going in that direction. If She Qingqing gets here, take her there to find us!" said one of the demons before leaving.

Zhu Yan: "............!"

Damn it. Why am I so unlucky? This is not my fault! It was just an accident! Zhu Yan wanted to reason with them, but no one listened!

In frustration, he squatted down on the wooden plank and drew circles while cursing at them. Damn it!

The demons were getting further away; Zhu Yan was no longer able to see them through the dense fog. His anger rose the more he thought about the situation.

Zhu Yan could not hold back his complaint and burst out in curses. "What monster was it that mashed our ship and just ran like that, while I have to stay and take all the blame! I dare you to show up and fight! Come on and fight! What nonsense!"

"Splash!"

Just as he finished his last sentence—the water in front of him started roiling, and then a massive sna

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