The Man's Decree

Arnold then turned to Jared and asked, “Are you admitting defeat? If you are, you won’t be allowed to participate in the challenge for the next three years!”

“I won’t forfeit, not even in death. Burn me to ashes if you dare!” Jared stood up, his face brimming with arrogance as he taunted.

He was intent on provoking Thiago so that the latter could unleash the fire source without restraint, even if the flame engulfed him. He wasn’t afraid of Thiago’s fire source anyway.

“Axel, stop talking and forfeit quickly! Otherwise, you’ll die from the fire,” Carla shouted.

“Axel, stop being so stubborn!”

Judd wore a troubled expression. He couldn’t understand why Jared was so stubborn. Just admit defeat already! It’s not like he’ll die from it!

stubbornness is my

and make you eat your words. We’ll see how long you can

network of interlacing flames

slightly, and after merging with

would’ve sustained burns if the array hadn’t

harm each other? This matter wouldn’t end with only Axel’s death. You’d face harsh criticism too.” All Judd could do

was decidedly displeased. He was an elder, after all, yet Judd

knew his place. With his ability, he feared being unable to

had even refined the violaceus flame of the Violet Flame Sect. Those fire sources were unlike anything ordinary elders like him had ever

finally pressed the switch, deactivating the

tandem with several other judges, acted

the outcome has already been decided, so there’s no need to finish

the interception. He really wanted to curse

Jared, even if it meant using the violaceus flame and

for a good while, perhaps even a year or more. Having paid such a high