The Man's Decree

Both Hosen and Ebenez’s disciples were all glaring at Jared with a hostile look in their eyes. The four disciples chosen by Ebenez displayed intense hostility as they directed their malevolent glares at Jared. Their eyes were brimming with murderous intent, giving the impression that their sole desire was to tear him apart.

However, Jared didn’t seem bothered by their vicious gazes at all. He wasn’t afraid of Ebenez’s disciples in the slightest. If those guys dare cause me any trouble, then I won’t hold back either!

Of course, Jared knew that Ebenez would surely have made some arrangements in advance, so this trip into the medicinal pool would definitely not be an easy one.

The thirteen disciples chosen for the medicinal pool were then sent to a mountain pass in the back, where they would continue the journey on their own. “Be careful, you three,” Ghaylen reminded Jared. and the others.

“Don’t worry, Mr. Samoll. These disciples aren’t powerful enough to cause me any problems!” Jared replied confidently.

“That’s right, Master! With me accompanying Mr. Chance, those punks won’t dare cause any trouble!” Zebediah added. “Just be as careful as possible. I can’t help but have a bad feeling about this.”

had been grappling with a sense of unease, and his anxiety seemed to grow. He turned to Viola, his expression serious, and implored,

mountain pass, an abrupt chill swept through the air, enveloping the surroundings

a minuscule arcane array. Nevertheless, a little bit of cold was

no heed to the cold. After all, it was simply a mechanism meant to prevent those with low cultivation levels from getting

within the medicinal pool, individuals with

in place to eliminate disciples with low cultivation levels. The group soon made their way past the

were so far. He then quickly entered the area with

after the three of them entered the area. It wasn’t until they were halfway through the zone that Zebediah noticed something was off and

are entering the zone, and they’re all wearing sinister grins!” Zebediah pointed out,