A Man Like None Other And The Man Decree

Faced with an army of over a hundred thousand, Decanus astonishingly showed no signs of panic. Instead, he even seemed a little excited.

Bernard stood before his hundreds of thousands of soldiers, his expression extremely solemn.

Although he hadn’t given any orders, these hundreds of thousands of soldiers seemed to have sensed the danger to the imperial city and rushed over.

Eighteen generals, clad in golden armor and wielding long spears, knelt before Bernard in unison.

“We returned to the city without receiving an order. Please punish us, Your Majesty.” All eighteen generals spoke in unison.

They knew coming to the imperial city with troops without orders was considered treason.

Bernard gazed at the generals before him and let out a soft sigh. “Rise, all of you. You have acted out of concern for the safety of Allardland, thus, you are absolved of any wrongdoing. It’s just that your abilities are still too low. You’re merely courting death by coming here.”

The reason why Bernard didn’t summon all his soldiers back was because, in such a battle, those of lower cultivation levels would only serve as cannon fodder, utterly useless.

“Your Majesty, we are willing to offer our divine souls to ensure the safety of Allardland,” the eighteen generals said.

Bernard immediately stopped

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has so many people, yet you all are ganging up on a single person. Have you no shame?” Accompanied by a shout, Talcott, leading hundreds of powerful experts,

from the major forces within the five regions of the

wouldn’t be able to handle Allardland on his own. So, with a single command, he summoned the members

only the experts arrived. Some of Demon Seal

numbers would have easily reached into the

Allardland had suffered significant losses of their Ultimate Realm experts, while Demon Seal Alliance only lost

wasn’t really affected

a multitude of experts, the faces of members

first encounter with the man who

fell upon Jared, his eyes

bound to clash when

eliminating Jared was merely a side task. The main agenda of the