The Man's Decree

Chapter 1009 Save Me

They were brothers. Hence, Wrea never expected that his very own biological brother would abandon him.

Soon, the sword energy penetrated through Wrea, splitting his body in half and sending splatters of blood everywhere.

Steinar did not even seem troubled or saddened by the sight of his very own brother spliced into half. Instead, he hid behind Warren and pleaded, “Mr. Gordon, you have to save me, please. Please…”

Warren did not pay heed to him. He shot a murderous look at Jared and chided, “Jared, how dare you murder a man of the martial arts world right in front of me? I see that you have zero respect for me, the director of the Warriors Alliance!”

Warren sent a punch in Jared’s direction afterward. A vicious wave of martial energy was hurled in the latter’s direction, sending Jared flying.

The golden light surrounding Jared dimmed as blood seeped out from the corner of his lips.

Jared steadied himself up from the ground slowly. He knew that there was still a gap between himself and Warren. After all, Warren was a Top Level Martial Arts Grandmaster.

“Mr. Gordon, finish him! Not only has this scoundrel destroyed my family, but he has also destroyed the Thunderstorm Sect! He will become a great threat to us all in the future if he’s not taken down now!” Steinar said in an attempt to provoke Warren to kill Jared.

Warren turned around and shot a look at

pay you back the humiliation that

out behind him despite the lack of wind. Then, he disappeared into

he appeared right on top of

like a meteor that brushed past the sky and rained down

cracks broke out right underneath Jared’s feet. As Warren approached him, the pressure bearing down on him got stronger and stronger, forcing Jared’s feet down and into

as the golden

witnessed the process, was

done for this time. This is Mr. Gordon’s killing move—Sacred Light Fist! Nobody has ever survived this! I’m going to watch in glee

Steinar was overjoyed.

energy on his right first. Jared’s

Boom!

sending the ball of light

even the bright sun

the aftermath of the clash still came crashing down on