The Man's Decree

“Mr. Chance, we’re well aware of that. Only members from the major demonic sects and human sects around Demonia Mountain possess VIP tokens. And as long as one has an ordinary token, one is allowed to enter the Celestial Battlefield,” said Hamish.

It was clear that they had a good understanding of the rules of the Celestial Battlefield.

“For the next few days, let’s take the opportunity to rest up. We don’t know what sort of danger awaits us in the Celestial Battlefield,” Jared said to everyone. They nodded in response before calling it a day.

Jared locked himself up in his room where he closely examined the watch. He injected his aura into it but couldn’t find anything particularly special with the watch.

“Is this just an ordinary watch carved from gem?”

into deep thought. He was certain that he wasn’t seeing things, for the watch hand did move just

regardless of what he did now, the hand refused to budge. For the next three days, he hit a brick wall

day, Dalton came to see Jared to inform the latter that the passage to the Celestial Battlefield had fully opened. As Jared held a VIP token, he could enter

it wasn’t made public to prevent gate-crashing by those

two entered, but if a crowd were to attempt the same, they would be unstoppable, which was the reason why the passage had been sealed and

were greeted by the sight of more than ten men. These

saw the head of Creston Sect, Artan. He was a wiry-looking elderly man with a goatee. One could tell from the burning look in

time. That said, the battlefield will fully open three days later. So, all of you have an extra three days. Use this period to search for magical items, as you’ll no longer have this advantage once the Celestial Battlefield is opened up to the rest. However, let

his hand a wave and the roof of the grand hall gradually opened. Everyone saw clouds spinning around them as if the entire hall had

traversed through the clouds, they saw a dimensional crack in the sky. In front of the crack stood more than ten men. They comprised

guard to prevent those who were unauthorized to sneak in. Otherwise, the rules of