A Man Like None Other

Hamish, bewildered by the unfolding events, turned to Tamazi for answers.

Tamazi, too, wore a look of confusion. “My detoxification pill Before he could complete his sentence, his eyes abruptly turned red, and his expression twisted into malevolence. Soon, a wave of madness swept through the group, causing individuals to lose their sanity.

In the midst of the chaos, Hamish panicked. The prospect of everyone succumbing to madness, resulting in a lethal internal strife, loomed ominously.

“Grandpa!” Izolda cried out in fear as madness surrounded her. Misho shielded her and retrieved a small, exquisite copper bell from his pocket. With urgency, he rang the bell.

As the melodious sound resonated, those who had lost their sanity gradually regained their composure. Misho persistently rang the bell, urging, “Follow me.

We need to escape this poison veil’s range quickly.” The group, now back in control of their senses, hurriedly followed Misho, eager to leave the perilous area.

them, indicating the encroachment of demon beasts. At that

was apparent

powder. Those demon beasts can’t get close. All we have

to ring his copper bell, sweat beads forming on his forehead. “We need to devise a solution quickly. I can’t sustain this for

couldn’t possibly endure until the poison veil

to Tamazi one by one, their expressions

ineffective.” Tamazi’s face flushed with embarrassment, and he hastily explained, “Don’t worry. I still have some mystical herbs. I’ll craft another batch

would be similarly useless.” Already agitated, Tamazi, upon hearing Jared’s comment, snapped angrily, “What else can you do besides talking big? Didn’t you claim to be an alchemist, not to mention one who’s superior to Jubilante? If you’re so capable, craft some detoxification pills so we can get out of this predicament!” “Fine. I’ll do it, then.” Jared smiled faintly. He retrieved the Divine Cauldron and the plethora of mystical herbs he obtained from Jubilante

disbelief at the sight of Jared’s