The Man's Decree

Chapter 1659 An Overnight Guest

Jared nodded and asked Fernando, “Is it impossible to travel between the eight secret realms, Mr. Gunderson?”

“Well, not really. There are Teleportation Arrays that allow one to travel between the eight realms. But the same person can only use the array once every three days, so not many people use it,” answered Fernando.

“Why?” Jared was confused. Why wouldn’t you explore the other secret realms if the Teleportation Array exists?

Fernando asked, “Well, Mr. Chance, would you want to find yourself stranded in a completely foreign land? You’d have to stick around for three days, and I guarantee someone would rob you of all your belongings if you were even in a foreign realm for just three hours.”

He smiled and continued, “Spiritual energy cultivators in secret realms share the same personalities as the mortals you see in this world.”

Jared finally understood what Fernando was getting at. Even in secret realms, deception and scheming were common practices among the immortal families.

encounter with Hailey as well as

in secret realms come into the

pretty uncommon for cultivators from secret realms to enter the mundane world. Being in this space for too long causes their abilities to remain stagnant and even deteriorate! That’s why they rarely come to

family in the mundane world, I’ve spent a

curved his lips. It was clear that he wished to improve his abilities, yet he could only accept his fate of being chosen as the face of the Gunderson family

mulled over Fernando’s words. Indeed, the cultivators he met in the mundane world were generally weak, yet he

if he would eventually hit a

the mundane world truly limited the extent of his cultivation progress, Jared

Gunderson, I have a favor to ask of you. I’m not sure if you’ll agree to

Fernando smiled encouragingly

cautiously, “Could you bring me to the secret realm to see

half-expected Fernando to shoot

was risking exposing Fernando’s family

the truth, before I returned to the mundane world, the Gunderson family’s Great Elder