The Man's Decree

Everyone merely stared on blankly, with no one else making a move, for they weren’t sure if the passage had fully opened. The first one to rush in might have the advantage of time but also face unknown risks.

If the passage wasn’t fully open, one would be swept away by the temporal turbulence, never to return. Watching the figure flash by, Jared knew that it was Pablo and somewhat admired his guts.

When Pablo arrived in front of the crack, his body began to contort. The space-time turbulence was still there. The sight brought a sense of relief to everyone. They were thankful that they weren’t the first ones to rush in.

Nonetheless, Pablo showed no signs of stopping as he continued to approach the crack. He quickly entered the misty passageway, and his body disappeared without a trace.

“Ms. Lothian, let’s go,” Jared said to Rosetta. Pablo’s entry had shown that it was no longer dangerous. Rosetta nodded in response before flying to the passageway together with Jared.

leaped into the air and headed toward the Celestial Battlefield. Soon, most of the crowd disappeared into the passageway. Above the sea of clouds that

Rosetta will be fine under Mr. Chance’s care,” Dalton said to Igor, who was reluctant to leave. Igor nodded

vast desert with white bones scattered on the ground. These remnants appeared as though they had been resting there for over

to immortals or demons. The only certain thing

items. They once belonged to the immortals from the celestial realm or demonic immortals. The weapons

the ground, Rosetta was more excited than scared. In fact, she began picking them up, hoping to

bones everywhere. It will take you forever to pick them all up. Just throw them

search of

she was told. As Jared scanned the surroundings, all he saw was sand, and there was not a soul in sight. He wondered if the others were transported to a

more was no big deal. After all, man could make any sort of dimension

sense to probe the surroundings, only to realize that it was being restricted to a few hundred meters, less than the distance he could see