The Man's Decree

Chapter 989 Why Should I

Howard’s words prompted Warren and the others to turn their attention to him. All of their eyes burned with fury upon hearing the man’s cheeky remark.

They were already frustrated because they had gone through quite a few traps to make it there. Howard’s diss only made them feel worse.

“Mr. Gordon.”

Edgar smiled the moment he saw Warren. With Warren on my side, I won’t need to worry about Jared and Howard.

“Mr. Edgar, I’m surprised you found your way here as well. Did you find any treasure on your way here?” asked Warren.

Warren and the others only encountered traps on their way. They never came across any treasure or magical items, so they were rather upset.

When Edgar heard that question, he immediately told Warren everything that had happened.

Warren’s eyes glowed with greed upon hearing about how Jared got his hands on a painting that could change its image.

me the painting

Jared and spoke as though the

mine, so why should I show

was quick to turn

go against him like that, and it infuriated him. “How dare you disobey my orders? I call the shots for this Trial, so don’t assume the painting is yours just because you got your hands on it. Anyone can claim it for themself. All we need to do is snatch it

participants of the Trial turned their

that it would be difficult for even someone as powerful as him to deal

the director of the Warriors Alliance. Yet, you’re butting in on the Trial and are being unfair and unreasonable. Someone like you has no right to boss me around. I mean, seriously. Who the

were on the same

insulted him to his face, and everyone else stared in shock. Howard was the only one

informed Warren. He was so incensed that he cracked his

a little troubled to hear that. “Mr. Gordon, the

anyone who dares

that, Warren’s body immediately flushed out a terrifying aura

of Warren’s truly discouraged him from helping Jared again. He was aware that even with the combined strength of him and his two subordinates, he still wasn’t a match

case, Mr. Gordon, please