The Man's Decree

“I know. You need to put your guard up against King Lucian as well so Norwal City won’t attack Imperial Beast City,” Jared said.

Yuven nodded before leaving with the girls. Right then, Quinley whispered, “Jared, I-I want to be with you.”

She had come all over from the far north to be with Jared. If he were to leave her side, she would feel bored.

“Ms. Tall, the Night Sea is a perilous place. I’m not very familiar with it, so it could be risky for you to accompany me. Moreover, I’ve incurred the enmity of the Demon Seal Alliance, and their members might be on the hunt for me,” Jared said honestly.

“I’m not afraid. I made the choice to accompany you, so I’m not afraid of any danger. If you were to die, I would be prepared to meet the same fate,” Quinley declared resolutely, laying bare her deep feelings for Jared..

Taking in the look in her eyes, Jared didn’t know how to respond. He contemplated the situation. Viola, Feenix, and Aislin were also present, and he sensed their desire to accompany him. If he agreed to Quinley, what would he do about them?

He couldn’t be unfair, and he also had concerns about their safety if they were to join him. Sensing his concern, Feenix spoke up. “Master, let Quinley go with you. We’ll head to Imperial Beast City. Quinley has yet to have sex with you, so you should let her have a taste of it. Otherwise, her efforts would be in vain.”

bold words made Quinley flush

with Yuven to Imperial Beast City. Stay put and.

and reminding Jared to stay safe, they departed with Yuven and

Night Sea. At the same time, Tigerus was hosting a lavish

City who had come to assist

treating Tigerus as a mere puppet. Unbeknownst to him, Xandros harbored ambitions

him. These women had been sent as gifts from Xandros with the explicit intention of helping

the party, seemingly heedless of the glances from others. With

darkened, and strong gusts of wind

cast a glance out of the window to try to make sense of the

a figure made a deliberate entrance into the grand hall. Tigerus’ initial curiosity gave way to