The Man's Decree

Chapter 1801

Seeing that those from Flaming Sect had fled. Jared and the others no longer had to conceal their true capabilities.

“Hmph! Flaming Sect is utter garbage. Once I've cured my father. I'll make sure everyone knows that the good-for-nothing sect is a cult,” Anne growled angrily.

“Come, now. Don't be angry anymore. Let's focus on killing this tiger demon first,” Jared said coaxingly.

Having a good grasp of their situation, Flaxseed said to Jared. “You're the only one who can kill it. If anyone else attempts to do so, I'm afraid they'll get embroiled in a fight with it for some time. They might even end up getting hurt!”

Jared nodded and took a step forward. “Okay. I'll do it.”

With a wave of his right hand, the Dragonslayer Sword instantly materialized in his hand as he willed it to appear. His body also started emitting dazzling rays of light.

I may be confident about taking down the tiger demon, but I won't be careless. After all, it's a demon beast with the cultivation level of a Greater Martial Arts Marquis. Although it didn't live in the wild and is less ferocious than a wild demon beast, I must still be on my guard.

He continued imbuing the Dragonslayer Sword with the Power of Dragons within him. As he pointed the sword skyward, it gleamed with a green glow.

shadow appeared behind Jared, towering over everything like a

sword made a loud humming noise that felt as though it

the snowy mountain, responding to the Dragonslayer Sword

across Jared's face when

fear surfaced within

to back away,

cowering tiger demon. “As expected of a beast raised by humans, it's

just like that. After all. the beast core inside its body

and bolted off. running as fast as its legs could cany

powerful leaps, it vanished from

somewhat at a loss for wrhat to do next. Flaxseed and the rest also looked

just ran off suddenly and so quickly at that!” Flaxseed

of the enemy they encountered, they w’ould only attack and

that particular demon beast knew7 to turn and run after sensing danger, indicating that it had tapped into a

to the wray it was raised. Hence, it's natural for