The Man's Decree

Chapter 487 Stuck Forever

Three of them knew that their families would engage in a bloody battle once they found the vein mine. Before that, no one wished to fall out with the other.

“All right. I’ll let you live a little longer!” Isaiah sneered and brought his men to go uphill.

Immediately, the Larsons also left with their subordinates, leaving Jayden and his men behind.

“George, how powerful are these two families?” Jayden whispered to George.

“There are as many as six Grandmasters who belong to the Fergusons. However, I can’t read the elder with a goatee. We don’t have to worry about the Larsons, for they only have three Grandmasters,” George said confidently.

“Thank you, Mr. Jenson!” Jayden was ecstatic after hearing George’s analysis.

Meanwhile, Jared chuckled silently upon hearing it. Although George was a good martial arts fighter, he was terrible at reading people. After all, Jared could tell at a glance that the Fergusons had ten Grandmasters, while the elder was probably a master of magecraft.

the strongest of which was over two meters tall. Although the tall and sturdy guy always had a blank gaze, he was as strong as

to tell who will win in the end! Jayden is too optimistic

“Jared, you have to follow me closely when we enter Devil’s Forest. You

Forest?” Jared was

Devil’s Forest. Anyway, don’t worry about it. Just follow me closely, and you’ll be all right. My team has several guides who always hunt in forests and they have

got you!” Jared replied and

that time, Daxton, who wasn’t far away, observed how Tessa and Jared interacted. His expression turned cold, while

the spiritual energy was more than downhill, Jared used the Focus Technique to breathe in as much

and the Larsons went missing. Hence, everyone

around. If you’ve lost your way in Devil’s Forest, just stay where you are, use a signal gun, and wait for rescue!” Jayden reminded everyone in a

guns to everyone. One had to pull the trigger to shoot a red signal and red smoke into

lush trees blocked the sunlight, the forest was pitch-black like a