The Man's Decree

“M-Mr. Chance, I think we shouldn’t continue walking forward…” Dale said while trembling. Seeing Dale’s demeanor, Jared asked in puzzlement, “What’s wrong? Are you intimidated by just a few roars?”

“It looks like you don’t know about this, Mr. Chance. It is rumored that a tiger demon lived here once. It was extremely gigantic, and it could devour a human in one bite! However, nobody had encountered the tiger demon for many years. Thus, it was slowly forgotten by the people and became a legend,” Dale explained.

Dale continued, “But now, it’s possible that the roar came from that tiger demon. Besides, the people who disappeared here were likely to be devoured by the tiger demon. I think we shouldn’t continue walking forward. It’s too dangerous…”

Although Dale knew Jared was a Greater Martial Arts Grandmaster, they would most likely become the legendary tiger demon’s meal if they encountered it.

“Is there really such a thing as a tiger demon here?” Jared looked shocked.

“If there is a tiger demon here, then there must be the King of Herbs as well. Whenever there is a stalk of King of Herbs in an area, there will definitely be a spirit beast protecting it.

At least, the

Chance, my strength is low. I don’t dare to walk further at all. Besides, I’d never been

remarks was clear. He wanted to quit the group

Jared didn’t blame Dale. After all, Dale was merely a Martial Arts Grandmaster. If he were to encounter any danger, he wouldn’t even be

in town to celebrate your return…”

getting more and more difficult to cross. Not only

have been able to walk this far. “Mr. Flaxseed, can you

I do for al living?” With that, Flaxseed took out a metal rod that was only a few tens of centimeters long. It was thin

place to stick the metal rod into the

and started chanting a spell. “A geomancer’s spells are never widespread, and the mountain where fortune lies

dragon or a snake. One should bring enough supplies while walking through the mountains, and one should protect their trails while crossing the canyons. There is no end to taking from the mountains