The Man's Decree

Chapter 2206 Ancient Ruins

Everyone walked step by step up the stairs in the majestic hall and soon arrived inside the edifice.

No one knew how many years the ancient ruins of Narcissus Palace had been there, but upon entering the hall, they noticed everything remained in perfect condition. All the decorations were neatly arranged, unlike a ruin that had been abandoned for many years.

The crowd was astounded by the cleanliness of the hall. Despite the quietness inside the place, everyone didn't let their guard down. Often, the quiet and seemingly safer places were the most dangerous.

“Stay behind me so as not to trigger any arcane array, all of you.” Avery walked slowly ahead of the group while holding a geomantic compass.

The geomantic compass flickered with light, projecting a guiding arrow in the air that showed them where to go.

Just like that, everyone passed through the hall without facing any danger, prompting them to let out sighs of relief.

However, they were somewhat disappointed because although there wasn't any danger in the hall, they didn't find any treasures either.

That was their goal of venturing into that place, after all.

corridor was only three to four

Even though many people were curious and wanted to know what was

corridor, the doors to the rooms on their

opening startled everyone, rendering them on high alert as if they were about to

has been set up here,” Luol uttered in an

on. If the situation

had also sensed something malicious brewing behind the deceptive tranquil atmosphere of that

of cold winds blew out continuously from the rooms, making the already tense crowd even

his brows slightly. “Be careful, everyone. There

Fairchild,

of the corridor. Avery tapped the geomantic compass with his finger gently, causing it to emit a dazzling and more

the rooms on both sides first and not move forward for

elders from Flying Star Sect rapidly rushed into the nearest

still and watched quietly. They wanted to see if the

elders dashed into the room, pin-drop silence ensued. The crowd didn't dare make a sound as time ticked