A Man Like None Other

Right then, Jared was already approaching Hawk King Cave with the Three Bandits.

He could even sense the immense force of lightning power in the cave that probably came from the heavenly thunder tree.

Such force was far more terrifying than the lightning tribulation he had once experienced.

At that moment, his heart was already lodged in his throat. He was merely at Second Level Body Fusion Realm presently. He might not have a chance of survival even if he were to unleash every trick in his arsenal if he were to encounter someone of the cultivation level of Tribulator.

The Three Bandits had also broken into a cold sweat, for they had likewise perceived Thunderhawk's might. It was already difficult for them to deal with the average Bloodthirsty Thunderhawk, so they would likely be dead in the blink of an eye if they were to face Thunderhawk.

Inhaling deeply, Jared again utilized a few charms and concealed their auras before slowly drawing near Hawk King Cave.

He had no idea that Thunderhawk was not in the cave. Even if Thunderhawk was in the cave, masking his aura would be of no use.

A Tribulator cultivator was entirely different from the average cultivator. When it was time to experience tribulation, each step of advancement was arduous and required a great deal of resources in preparation for the final sprint during the process.

hardly any cultivators who could pull through during tribulation. Many

after the tribulation period and sense their initial strength. Only those

while awaiting the day of ascension. Then, they would be no

King Cave with the Three Bandits, Cameron was similarly leading the Nessers toward the same

a number of cultivators were also slowly drawing

was only natural that some were willing to

in on Hawk King Cave in concert. Everyone held their breaths and concealed their auras as

of the

into each other, they stared at

to find that many were cultivators from the airship. Among them were Tyrone and the

to Hawk King Cave with the Three Bandits,

by the sight of a group of strangers, but judging from their clothes, they were probably from a family or

slight frown. He could not shake off the feeling that the man was familiar. He seemed to have seen him somewhere but could not recall

likewise froze for a moment. He studied the latter for a long while. Still, he could not

had blended in with the villagers back then,