A Man Like None Other And The Man Decree

Chapter 207 Warm Jade

As soon as they stepped inside, a bearded man wearing robes rushed forward to welcome them. Erasmus said, “Mr. Grange, I apologize for keeping you waiting. Please forgive me.”

Walter bowed his head respectfully, then gestured toward Jared. “This is Mr. Chance, the person who needs the spiritual brush and cinnabar rosary. I’ve brought him here to have a look at your daughter.”

Erasmus glanced at Jared with his brows slightly furrowed, but he quickly regained his composure and smiled. “There’s no rush. Why don’t we go inside and have something to drink? My senior is checking on my daughter’s condition now.”

As Erasmus spoke, he motioned for the group to follow him. Just as Jared was about to enter the main hall, he felt a sudden chill in the air.

It was so strong that a shiver ran through him despite the sweltering heat.

Noticing the shift in Jared’s expression, Walter asked, “Is something wrong, Mr. Chance?”

smiled and shook

to Jared, smiling disdainfully. “You can feel that it’s suddenly much cooler inside this hall, right? It’s because there’s an old well behind the monastery. The water in the well is freezing cold

smile in

followed Erasmus through the main hall into a small courtyard at the back. When he opened the door to one of

none of the others seemed

girl with delicate features was lying on a bed inside the room. Although she had a thick blanket over her, her face was deathly pale as

of the girl’s bed with a jade scepter in his hand. He would occasionally tap it on the

that he has to get rid of the frosty energy within my daughter’s body to cure her. We tried doing it once last year but failed. This time, he has found a

was so remarkable was that it would then be able to retain heat all year round. Even if one placed it in freezing cold temperatures, it would return

warm jade, and the chances of finding

explanation piqued their curiosity, and they turned to gaze at Leonidas with interest. However, Leonidas appeared cold and distant, and there was a glint of mockery in his eyes.