A Man Like None Other

Chapter 724

The members of Mapleton glared at Jared resentfully as Lyanna’s beauty was a source of pride for many of them. It was a great offense to them for an outsider to swoop in and claim her in such a dishonorable fashion.

“You can’t talk your way out of this one, Jared! Listen to yourself! Poison King raised Lyanna as his own. How dare you suggest something so disgusting?”

“Exactly. Lyanna is the one to have behaved indecently. She has broken every law we have.”

“Let’s kill them and be done with it!”

Soon, the cries for blood from the members of Mapleton grew to a deafening chant.

Lyanna wrapped Jared’s shirt tighter around her, resigned to the futility of trying to defend herself.

Jared suddenly began addressing the crowd with a satisfied smirk. “Fine. You got me. I took Lyanna’s virginity. And what a pleasure it was! What are you going to do about it?”

as the memory of him slaying a Martial Arts Grandmaster remained vividly in their minds. As angry as the mob was, they were hesitant about stepping

smile to Poison King. “Look at all you cowards. Does nobody dare step forth to defend her honor? How about

almost flat in anger. “Don’t imagine for a second that you’ve become invincible for having slain Xander! Although I have yet to achieve the rank of Martial Arts Grandmaster, I am still Poison King, and

anger materialized into a tangible aura around him. By this point,

Senior Grandmaster burst forth in all directions, the trees in

for Poison King’s rage, Jared said impatiently, “Oh, is that so? Why don’t you come at me with something

luck just because you have a tough body.

that spiraled upward and over the top of the trees of the jungle all

gas was most concentrated

immunity against their venom, he was looking forward to

of the way at the sight of the swarm. Even the five

did not attack him as he had expected them to. Instead, they swarmed all over Poison King

careful, Jared!” Lyanna cried out behind him. “Those are

was completely covered. The beetles’ exoskeletons twinkled in the moonlight at every shift in gesture. With meticulous precision, the beetles rearranged themselves rapidly to adapt to their master’s posture like an organic, interactive