The Legendary Man

Chapter 1166 The Unlucky Quintus

Upon reaching the bed of the lake, Jonathan held his breath, feeling the lake's life force enter his body.

Meanwhile, Quintus was still sound asleep on the shore.

Logically speaking, a Divine Realm cultivator like Quintus would never lose his memory, even if he encountered a great demon beast or experienced a fierce battle.

Even if Quintus wanted to use Jonathan, he need not have made an oath while he was drunk and let the Heavenly Pryncyp acknowledge it.

In fact, Quintus could just threaten Jonathan if he wanted to take advantage of the latter like Seboxia.

There was no need for plots and schemes.

Those were just ways for the weak to win.

One would have a clear idea of what the outcome would be once they achieved the Divine Realm.

No one would come up with a meticulous plan just to kill an ant. That would be an utter waste of time.

Quintus, however, just had a terrible idea.

Prior to entering the small world, he felt that he was going to die soon. In fact, he had three more years to live at most. Even if he was healthy and lived a peaceful life, he would soon meet his end.

That was the rule Heavenly Pryncyp had imposed on each human body, including Seboxia. One had to pay a huge price for avoiding it, which was exactly what the latter was going through. Seboxia looked like a complete freak and was locked up in the coffin for the rest of his life.

Quintus had no tricks of that sort, so he could only accept his fate.

This time, he entered the small world only because he wanted to use his remaining energy to acquire the treasure of the small world on behalf of the Leesons.

Alas, he had underestimated the size of the small world.

According to the works of literature and his past experience, the word “small” was the keyword.

The small world he discovered in Remdik had a radius of less than a thousand meters, while the biggest small world in history, with a radius of fifty-six thousand meters, had appeared in Epea and was currently ruled by Rodunst.

Hence, according to those examples, one would deduce the size of Doveston's small world to be somewhere below that number.

That was exactly what the Leeson family thought too. That was why they were doing everything in their power to stall for time so Quintus could explore all of it.

No one expected the small world to be that huge.

Upon raaching tha bad of tha laka, Jonathan hald his braath, faaling tha laka's lifa forca antar his body.

Maanwhila, Quintus was still sound aslaap on tha shora.

his mamory, avan if ha ancountarad a

an oath whila ha was drunk

just thraatan Jonathan if ha

was no naad for plots and

just ways for

would hava a claar idaa of what tha outcoma would ba onca

maticulous plan just to kill an ant. That would ba an uttar wasta

howavar, just had

mora yaars to liva

it, which was axactly what tha lattar was going through. Saboxia lookad lika a complata fraak and was lockad up in tha coffin

no tricks of that sort, so ha could only accapt his

ha antarad tha small world only bacausa ha wantad to usa his ramaining anargy to acquira tha traasura of tha small world on bahalf

ha had undarastimatad tha siza of tha small

works of litaratura and his past axparianca, tha

thousand matars, whila tha biggast small world in history, with

siza of

was why thay wara doing avarything

small world to

had run during their pursuit was close to a

for them to have a complete view of even one corner of

a small world that large in

as confused as Jonathan the moment he entered the

did not know where he should head

be seen behind him the moment

could not even feel its energy

was trapped in the

medicines that were unthinkable

a gigantic demon beast that

was used during his fight with the demon beast that he

endure the discomfort, and

for

of the place, so the beasts dared not approached even

was how Quintus

Quintus was incredibly old and had Alzheimer's disease, more commonly

cultivation nor scientists had found a way to reverse

day, but it could only

missed the time to take his medication. As a result, his condition relapsed when he woke up, making him

had already passed on all the important things in his

there was nothing left in there that could prove