The Man's Decree

Chapter 448 Just A Bunch Of Idiots

“Derek, the rules hold, and I am the one who listed all those rules. Do you really want to challenge them?”

As Spencer spoke, he moved gracefully over and stood right in front of Derek.

When Jared saw what was playing out in front of him, he moved to the side to give the two men space to fight. He knew Derek was there to seek vengeance, but he wouldn’t mind letting them fight first. He would benefit from their fight, anyway.

“Oh, to hell with your stupid rules. Don’t assume you can boss me around just because the Baileys are supporting Herb Palace. I can still slap you to your death,” growled Derek in distaste.

Spencer was a skilled medical practitioner, and his combat prowess was just enough to reach the Grandmaster rank. He was undeniably weaker than Derek.

Hence, he was fuming a little when he heard those words.

realize the Baileys

the stage. He had a few subordinates with him. Every single one of them exuded a powerful aura. It was clear that they were

little when he saw Tristan there. “Thing is, Mr. Bailey, that Jared guy murdered a member of my family, so I must kill him to avenge his

aware of how Zachariah was murdered, but they knew nothing specific. In fact, no one but

that Jared, who killed Baldy with a single punch, had also killed Zachariah. No wonder he was so gutsy and dared to fight Baldy

care about your revenge. The Herb Palace is the host of this Martial Arts Gathering. I will not stand idly by if

Derek is here as the Coopers’ guest,

way to the arena as well. He also had a bunch of subordinates who were all in the Grandmaster

martial artists feeling ashamed of themselves. Jesse, in particular, had clenched his

generations. Unfortunately, Tristan and Franco showed up, and they were both stronger than he was. They might even be stronger than

man. I guess the world is

Jazona. When Jared was the only powerful one there, they could assume that he was an exception and an outlier. The continuous emergence of Grandmasters who were in their twenties. That was a little difficult for the others to ignore their own obvious