The Man's Decree

Chapter 2962 Another Place

“We've reached. It's right ahead!” Kaison yelled, gazing at a spot where the snow and ice had melted.

“What a strange place this is. Why does it seem warmer here? Even the snow has melted,” Sunny commented.

“It appears there's a warm breeze coming from the front. How could there be a warm current in a location as icy and snow-covered as this?” Loften wondered out loud, equally baffled.

“Let's hurry. We're about to find the entrance to the treasure,” Kaison urged.

Upon reaching the entrance, they discovered that someone had already unlocked the gateway to the area, and there was no one in sight outdoors.

However, a warm breeze was still coming out from inside the door.

“The door's been opened?” Jared knitted his brows.

He had the real key to the treasure, so how did others open the door?

Might this be a fake treasure? The leader of the Archaic Body cultivators previously mentioned the presence of numerous counterfeit treasures scattered about. If this entrance is wide open, it probably contains false treasure. But if the treasure within is fake, then what's up with the warm currents? They can't have put plenty of magical items in there too, right?

Chance, what do we do now?” Kaison asked upon seeing

for a second before saying, “Let's

treasure within was fake, Jared was

this was where the real treasure was hidden, he would be passing up the opportunity to

then slowly ambled in, with

they were welcomed by a colorful display of spiritual energy. The scene was so enchanting that it felt like they were strolling down a path into a realm of

rose. Suddenly, a brilliant light illuminated their path, causing them to

they were startled to find

surrounded by verdant trees, with

on? What

a place like this exist in the far north?

entered an illusion array, have

change in scenery sent a

before him. When the white light had flashed earlier, it appeared they had passed through some

before them was no hallucination. It was impossible to confuse Jared

array expert, after all. No mere illusion array