The Man's Decree

Ignoring Falyar, Jared maintained a frosty stare at them. Given that Viola had put a great distance between them, Jared was certain that she had gone to get Ghaylen. The latter’s arrival would definitely relieve them of their current predicament.

In the meantime, Faiyar knew that dragging the battle was detrimental to him. Viola’s escape had allowed her to potentially return with a horde of cultivators to hunt them down. “Kid, regardless of the black magic you use, there’s no escape for you today.”

The flames on Faiyar’s body soared into the air. “Who says I’m trying to escape?” The instant Jared finished, he raised Dragonslayer Sword and thundered, “Vortex Slash!”

Jared’s shout heralded a blistering flash rising into the air from Dragonslayer Sword. The light. that resulted seemed to tear the sky apart. before falling down upon Faiyar.

At the same time, the Power of Three within Jared surged out like a tidal wave. This time, Jared didn’t hold back as he channeled all his power into his sword to fire it up for maximum devastation.

The sword screamed through the air, causing the sky to tremble under its overwhelming power. The terrifying light from the sword looked as if it was going to pierce through the sky itself. Faiyar couldn’t help but frown as he stared at Jared’s impending attack.

a Third Level Body Fusion Realm cultivator, Faiyar’s heart began to throb anxiously due to

briefly distracted, Faiyar instantaneously ignited his body into a ball of

he noticed that the sword which was bearing down upon him a moment ago had changed directions toward his subordinates. Startled by the sudden turn of events, Faiyar realized that they were the target

was already too late. All his subordinates could see was a blinding flash by the time they realized the

ignited in flames. Countless infernos

Faiyar’s subordinates. Underneath its terrifying force, the shield formed from infernos

The entire mountain tremored while countless trees disintegrated into dust. Smoke subsequently filled the air, blocking off the sun and obscuring the view of

unsettled him, for he knew that it was unlikely for his subordinates to have survived

to the crater to check. The moment he arrived, he was