The Man's Decree

Just as Hosen left, Xandros saw a streak of fire appearing above Imperial Beast City. Swiftly, Xandros pointed at the flame in the air. “Dad, look! Someone’s escaping from Imperial Beast City. Maybe they’re calling for reinforcement.”

When Lucian lifted his head and spotted that, he furrowed his brows. Seeing that his father didn’t reply, Xandros asked again, “Dad, should we stop it?”

Lucian remained silent, his gaze fixed on the flame. After a while, he waved his hand. “No, we don’t need to.”

“Why not, Dad?” Xandros was confused. “Whatever is that must be someone dispatched by Imperial Beast City to summon reinforcement! They think that by doing this we won’t know.”

“That’s not a member of Imperial Beast City. That’s the phoenix!” replied Lucian. “Phoenix?” Xandros was stunned for a moment. “It’s been years since it appeared! Why is it suddenly here at Imperial Beast City? Is it because-”

“No need to speculate because it’s definitely not what you think. Ignore the reason for its presence here and command the others to attack now.” A cold look swirled in Lucian’s eyes.

He suddenly had an ominous feeling that something bad was going to happen, so he didn’t want any further delays. Xandros nodded and unleashed a palm strike,. which generated an explosion in the air.

spurred Norwal City’s army to advance. Hundreds of thousands of soldiers started marching toward Imperial

a guard sprinted toward Yuven and reported, “Bad news, Your Majesty! King Lucian’s army has begun

he gazed at the sight before him and saw tens of thousands of soldiers from Norwal City marching uniformly

the army were various demon beasts. growling. Yuven was aware that those beasts were

the troops within the city. However, if Yuven dispatched his

time as possible for Feenix so that she could contact the other

at Yuven. Knowing what her father was worried about, she whistled. Soon, a figure

command you to lead your wolf army to hold

wolves to block the march of an army of ten thousand. Despite

to leap down, Ivasha held back