A Man Like None Other

“You good-for-nothing! You’re bringing great shame on Zahrin Sect, you wretched child. What’s so terrifying about death? Why are you so cowardly?”

Lamar was appalled to see Kayden agreeing to Jared’s request, not to mention pleading with their opponent so submissively. He felt utterly embarrassed by his son’s behavior.

“Dad, a wise person knows better than to resist when the odds are against him. What good would our powers be if we were dead?” Kayden retorted shamelessly. “Shut your mouth! Don’t call me ‘Dad’ anymore. I’m not your father,” Lamar bellowed, his face flushed with anger.

“Are you really willing to relinquish your cultivation?” Jared asked as he sneered at Kayden. “Yes, I’m willing. Just spare me, and I’ll do anything you ask.” Kayden nodded fervently.

“Very well, then. Crawl over here. Once I’ve absorbed your cultivation, I’ll spare your life,” Jared declared. Without a moment of hesitation, Kayden crawled toward Jared.

“You good-for-nothing, I’ll kill you.” Lamar exploded with anger when he witnessed his son crawling toward Jared like a dog. At that moment, he made the decision to rid his family of such a shameful descendant. Just as Lamar was about to make his move, Chester and Wayne sprang into action.

his path. Lamar, weakened by his injuries, was no longer a match for them. Meanwhile, Kayden promptly arrived before Jared, who lightly

his face contorted into a fearsome expression. Even though he

appeared as if he had aged ten-odd years, devoid of the aura of a cultivator. He struggled to rise to

hand and replied, “You may

son’s figure rapidly receded, Lamar fell into

heavy blow. After Kayden fled a distance away,

an ordinary person then, he stood no chance against the swift predator.

as the demon wolf mercilessly tore him apart with its fangs, devouring his remains piece by piece until nothing remained but the echoes of his

his mind shattered, and hel descended into madness. “I’m going to kill you, Jared! I won’t let you