A Man Like None Other

Jared suddenly recalled why the place seemed familiar upon arrival-it was the water dragon’s aura that triggered a sense of recognition.

The dragon emitted a hint of draconic energy, although it hadn’t completed its evolution, resulting in a minimal and impure essence. This explained Jared’s vague sense of familiarity.

“Who gave you, human cultivators, the audacity to barge into my turf? Seeing as this is your first time, I’ll let you go, so hurry up and leave. Else, I won’t hold back,” the water dragon warned, addressing Jared and the others in human language.

Relieved, the group hastily turned to leave, eager to exit the area. However, Jared remained rooted in place, quietly observing the water dragon.

“Master, we better hurry up and leave. This water dragon is quite powerful,” Feenix urged, pulling at Jared to prompt his departure.

I want to find out how this water

beast. The water dragon might have been a tiny

flickered in Jared’s eyes at the thought. If the water dragon had

Jared’s agitation, Feenix urgently cautioned, “Master, don’t stir a commotion. This water dragon will ascend soon. Even a sneeze from it can annihilate all

had

of murderous intent in his eyes, the water dragon’s eyes turned red with anger. “Insolent brat! You’re thinking of slaying

can’t achieve that

not far away, nearly spat out blood upon hearing Jared’s admission. What on earth is Jared doing? How dare

aback, never expecting Jared

it weren’t for the inappropriateness of causing bloodshed when I’m about to ascend to immortality, you’d probably be dead and burned to ash by

tooting your own horn, and stop putting yourself on such a high pedestal! You’re nothing more than a large python. That’s all.” Jared

“You’re courting death, brat!”