The Man's Decree

The orbin Jared’s hand emitted a dazzling light, and the winds around the spirit ship started spinning, eventually forming a tornado.

However, no winds blew at the center of the tornado. The spirit ship remained calmly within the center of the tornado, and not even a ripple appeared on the surface of the Night Sea.

Everyone was stunned by the scene before their eyes. At that moment, they finally believed that the item in Jared’s hand was the Stillwind Orb.

Jared himself, too, was somewhat surprised. He had not expected that the seemingly unremarkable pearl would possess such power. It seemed that the incident with the waterspout earlier was caused by the Stillwind Orb.

No one else except that divine turtle had been aware of that fact. That was why it swam into the center of the tornado to bring the orb to Jared.

While Jared was examining the Stillwind Orb, he noticed that the light within it began to flicker slowly, and the hurricane surrounding them transformed into tiny streams of wind before being continuously absorbed by the orb..

In just over ten minutes, the turbulent sea that had been raging with fierce winds returned to calm. Even the raging hurricane had been entirely absorbed by the tiny Stillwind Orb.

and noticed that the sound of the wind within it had

aura of wind within the Stillwind Orb. The prospect of wielding the orb’s power and understanding

The more enthusiastic he appeared, the more envy it would ignite among those around him. Envy could easily turn into resentment, and

that orb must be a significant amount of wind aura. If someone who

cultivators were filled with longing and envy, with some even

was an ancient sacred item of immeasurable value. Furthermore, the aura of wind within the orb was also one

covetous and envious glances

cultivators, Quinley

pulled on Jared’s sleeve, whispering, “Jared, we should go now…” Quinley feared that if they lingered any longer, those cultivators

that you aren’t practicing wind-based techniques, so you wouldn’t be able to maximize the orb’s potential. I, on the other