The Man's Decree

Xandros was utterly astounded as he watched Jared and Cloud leave. “What kind of technique is this, Mr. Quayle? Even though we’re standing right here, they didn’t detect us in the least, not even our auras,” he marveled.

With a hint of pride, Quintavius replied, “This is a skill known as Vanish, Mr. Xandros. It’s an ancestral technique passed down through the generations. Even a Top Level Tribulator cultivator wouldn’t be able to penetrate it. In fact, Vanish has rescued me numerous times in the past, and it has never failed. Now, we only need to wait patiently for them to leave before we can make our exit.”

As soon as Remus finished speaking, Jared’s voice echoed through the surroundings. “The technique has never failed you, you say? Really?”

Remus and Xandros were left dumbfounded as they searched the area. Yet, there was no trace of Jared to be found.

The fact that they could hear him but not see him sent a shiver of unease down their spines. Soon, they noticed ripples in the void before them. Before they knew it, Jared reappeared right in front of them.

Remus’ Vanish technique was promptly dispelled, exposing his position to Jared and Cloud.

“Did you really think you could play hide-and- seek with me? How absurd,” Jared quipped, wearing a sly grin.

use of the Vanish technique had

are too arrogant, brat!” Without hesitation, Remus launched a palm strike toward Jared, generating a fierce gust of wind

penetrated directly through Jared’s form without hurting him one bit. It became apparent that the Jared before him. was merely

I’l play along for a while.” Jared’s taunt resounded from every

and Jared’s shadow clones materialized from

frantically launching relentless assaults against all the surrounding shadow clones. Unfortunately, it proved futile, as none of the shadow clones were the

brow as he examined their surroundings. “What an impressive illusion array. We were

Mr. Quayle?” Xandros panicked. Jared’s shadow clones would materialize every now and then, and even

scared to death because he couldn’t predict where

long as we collect ourselves and avoid panicking, we