The Man's Decree

At that moment, Jared was observing Cedric, who was inside the iron cage. Cedric glanced briefly at Jared before lowering his gaze once more.

At that moment, Cedric was fully conscious, showing no signs of frenzy or bloodlust.

He appeared incredibly haggard. After all, anyone locked up like that wouldn’t feel too great.

“Can you release the aura within you? Try not to suppress it intentionally so I can better identify the cause.” Jared spoke calmly to Cedric, who was inside the iron cage.

Cedric looked up again, his gaze carrying a touch of pity. “Don’t waste your energy. While I’m not in the mood to kill right now, you might just have a chance to survive if you leave now. My ailment isn’t something you can comprehend.”

“Since I revealed who posted the listing, I have to treat your illness. Otherwise, my cultivation will be ruined.” Jared shook his head.

“At least you’ll still be alive. However, if you treat my illness, you will die,” said Cedric.

If you kill me,

Jared couldn’t accurately diagnose the true cause of the illness if Cedric continued

began to release the aura

felt an overwhelming aura emanating from Cedric. He’s truly a prodigy. Even under these circumstances, the faint aura

the alchemists could feel

check, but I’d advise you to hurry. Also, make sure you don’t touch me. However, before you proceed, there’s something I need to ask you.”

somewhat taken aback. He didn’t understand what Cedric could possibly

give me a poison pill. I don’t want to live like this

momentarily, then responded with a faint smile, “What makes you so sure

than a dozen alchemists, and without exception, they all died. I don’t want to kill indiscriminately anymore, nor do I want to live in this

a hint of crimson, his gaze appeared

you that if I can’t heal you,

Cedric’s pale

Jared harnessed his spiritual energy, subsequently forming a white spiritual fog that plunged

a few moments, Jared

stunned and