The Man's Decree

Chapter 4229 Navigating The Storm
Kai took out the Stillwind Orb from his Storage Ring. It was brought to him by the old turtle he had subdued in the Night Sea, who had fished it out from the depths.

However, Kai wasn’t certain if the Stillwind Orb could withstand the storm, which stretched across tens of kilometers.

Everyone was stunned as they watched the massive storm take shape before their eyes.

A sense of impending doom hung over their heads like a death sentence.

The spirit ship fell into chaos. Some of the more timid people began to tremble, and some were even on the verge of tears.

“Mr. Chance, this storm is too vast. I fear our formation won’t hold,” Carlo said, his voice filled with concern as he gazed at the growing storm.

Hearing Carlo’s worries, Wyatt and Hartwin quickly gathered around Kai.

“Mr. Chance, what should we do? Are we all going to die here?” Wyatt asked.

“Don’t worry. We just need to make it through the storm and reach the eye of it. The center of this massive storm will be calm,” Kai said as he looked at the storm, which spanned tens of kilometers in diameter.

He knew that the safest place in such a colossal storm was in the eye of it.

ship through the storm’s edge quickly because that’s where the storm’s

reassurance, everyone

Chance, I’m afraid our formation won’t hold long enough to get us to the center of the

that their fragile spirit ship might

treasure that should be able to protect us

confidence, Carlo said nothing further, and the others also fell

ship soon reached the edge of the massive storm. Wind blades began to strike

defensive array, and it

led the others in a desperate effort to repair

Sect gritted their teeth and pushed the spirit ship into the storm. However, just as they entered the storm, the defensive array

ounce of their

that despite the broken arcane array,

raging storm seemed to avoid the spirit ship

“W-What’s going on here?”

why the storm was steering clear of their

noticed the Stillwind Orb

It can shield us from

glow, and soft gusts of wind