The Man's Decree

“Mr. Chance wouldn’t be in danger, would he?”

Serena, who had already left, was extremely worried about Jared.

“Let’s stop here. We’ll wait and see. If Mr. Chance can’t catch up, we’ll go back and check.”

Trystan waved his hand, causing everyone to halt.

After all, Jared was his lifesaver. If he were to stand by idly while Jared was in danger, if he were to turn a blind eye to a life in peril, Trystan would never find peace for the rest of his life.

Upon seeing his master preparing to go back and save Jared, Clifford quickly said, “Mr. Pruitt, we should leave now. Even if we return at this moment, I suspect Mr. Chance has already been captured or killed.”

worry. Mr. Chance will be fine. A few mere Sixth Level Tribulators are no match for Mr. Chance. Moreover, I discovered that those few Demonic Cultivators are all from the Inferno Devil lineage, which means they

was not at all worried about Jared. He even comforted both

her. This made Clifford, who was

Even if he is exceptionally talented and capable of fighting above his level, wouldn’t he still face danger when confronted with several

crisis,” Faiyar said with a faint smile, but soon after, he fell into slight contemplation as he continued, “However, how did Stephen and the others manage to discover Mr. Chance’s identity? Logically speaking, since Mr. Chance had altered his appearance and concealed his aura, he shouldn’t have been discovered. Also, it seemed that Stephen and his companions hadn’t

finished speaking, he shifted

it be that Stephen and his companions had identified Mr. Chance’s identity the first time they met, but merely pretended to be unaware? Then, they intentionally left, ran ahead to set up a trap, waiting for Mr. Chance to walk right into

had known each other for so many years. Besides, Clifford had no reason to

he decided to go along with her words. “Indeed, Serena’s analysis is correct. It’s certain that Stephen and the others had

not worry about how Stephen discovered Mr. Chance’s identity for now. The

returning to the direction from which they had come. He dearly hoped

Pruitt, I apologize for causing you worry. I