The Man's Decree

Renault was a Tribulator cultivator, too. While Jared appeared to be a Body Fusion Realm cultivator, his true strength likely surpassed Third Level Tribulator.

Moreover, Jared still had the support of Rosetta, Dalton, and Cloud. They were either Eighth or Ninth Level Body Fusion Realm cultivators. In conclusion, the dozen people from the Demon Seal Alliance stood no chance of victory.

Just as Fayzon was at a loss for what to do and the Tribulator elders were panicking, Jared spoke. “Old Mr. Seizon, Mr. Daemon, please step back. I alone can defeat four First or Second Level Tribulator cultivators.”

His words astonished everyone. If Jared had uttered that in the beginning, the four elders might not have believed him at all. They would’ve called him a liar.

However, at that moment, many people believed Jared wasn’t bluffing and could actually defeat the four elders.

“While these four cultivators are only around First or Second Level Tribulator, they still outnumber you, Mr. Chance, If they work together well, even a Third Level Tribulator may not be able to defeat them.” Montane Daemon couldn’t help but warn Jared.

I got this. All of you, stand back.” Jared grinned with boundless confidence. Renault and

and turned to his four elders. “You four,

ease and rage colored their countenances slightly. After all, Jared was clearly looking down on

everyone else gazed at them intently.

scuffle between Jared and Fayzon before it was already over. After missing out on Jared’s punch that sent Fayzon flying,

out on the epic clash between a Body Fusion Realm cultivator and four Tribulator cultivators. For a moment, the

cultivators. In response to seeing her concerns, Cloud comforted, “No need to worry, Ms. Tall. Mr. Chance will be fine.

Jared said he could defeat an immortal with a single punch, Cloud would

aura within them started expanding. After their immense aura charged up inside them,

their overwhelming auras enveloped Jared. Facing the elders’ auras, Jared remained composed. There was no emotion in his eyes as though there was nothing for