The Man's Decree

Chapter 1385 Benevolence And Authority

The outcome was way beyond his expectations. “Seven Deadly Stars, I’m merely telling you the truth when I told you Jared is powerful. Perhaps, he’s a little weak in terms of mental energy, which explains why he could not put up a fight against you. Your attack had left him mindless!” the elder from Warriors Alliance hurriedly explained.

“That’s right. He should be weak in mental energy. After all, not everyone is perfect,” Zion quickly chimed in. Seven Deadly Stars scoffed in response. From his point of view, those people out there had over-glorified Jared. He’s so young. Even if he started learning from a young age, what could he possibly achieve?

“Bah. Whether or not he’s talented is no longer something we should be concerned of anymore. Let’s welcome this powerful addition into my ranks of zombie puppets!” Seven Deadly Stars burst out laughing merrily.

“Seven Deadly Stars, you can’t turn him into your zombie puppet!” Zion hurriedly said.

Hearing that, Seven Deadly Stars glanced at Zion in confusion. “Why not? Don’t you want him dead?”

Zion explained, “Of course, I want him dead, but the problem is that I need his head.”

Seven Deadly Stars grimaced at Zion’s revelations. After all, he could not turn Jared into his zombie puppet if Jared was decapitated.

right to decide how I wish to deal with Jared. Do you think I’d

eyebrows, for he never thought Seven Deadly Stars would even dare to talk back

it. Don’t forget about what I have in my possession!” Zion

trying to say something, only to snap it

by Zion’s doing, he found no courage to continue talking

satisfaction. “Don’t worry. I’ll figure out a way to send a couple of

both benevolence and authority. Despite having the authority, Zion knew that with his own strength, none of the cult members

very

returned to Seven Deadly Stars

who had been maintaining a lifeless stare like a dead man, suddenly

and asked, “Did you think you

coming from Jared startled Zion

noticed that Jared was not as lifeless as he had appeared. He was entirely