The Man's Decree

Chapter 3900 Millenium Technique

Upon witnessing the situation, Nieva quickly stopped, “Mr. Chance, you can’t!”

“Don’t agree to it.”

“Absolutely not, it’s a trap.”

“Master…”

Everyone’s gaze simultaneously fell on Jared as they blocked his way.

They knew that Aiden was pretending to be weak, deliberately showing that he was a Seventh Level Tribulator. However, his true strength remained a mystery to all.

This was truly the most terrifying part. As the old saying went, “know your enemy, and you will never be defeated.” But now, how could one possibly fight without even knowing the opponent’s strength?

“Don’t worry, I know what I’m doing. He can’t hurt me,” Jared confidently said with a smile.

“Haha, I’ve encountered many overconfident individuals, but you, you’ve earned my respect. I’ll grant you three moves first,” Aiden said, laughing diabolically.

“That’s not necessary. You had better give it your all. Otherwise, if you lose, you’ll just make excuses, claiming you didn’t put in your best effort. I’m not one for dilly- dallying. We’re all young men, so let’s cut out the trash talk!”

his eyes

“Fine!”

speaking, an intense aura erupted from him. Then, with a wave of his hand, he commanded, “Come

please, you mustn’t

Jared with a frantic look on her

of death. Don’t take the bait!” Igor

his mind. With a wave of his hand, the defensive array that had been

single step, Jared found himself

to retreat with a wave of his hand. After all, when two Tribulator were engaged in battle, the resulting damage

led his men to

an Ultimate Realm cultivator, whose capabilities were far beyond that of Jared,

blessed with exceptional talents and superior skills, he still couldn’t bridge the gap posed by the absolute difference in

Jared and

go first. I don’t want you to have an excuse when you lose

Jared. “I’ve never met someone as stubborn

hand, the sky

Aiden openly demonstrated his

a gigantic hand was seen heading

threads of black, akin to a violent storm, descended from the

as swiftly as lightning, continually expanding until they eventually

pythons were so large they seemed to blot out the sky. Each one of them, astonishingly, radiated a