A Man Like None Other

Jared glared at Vermillion Demon Lord, his eyes filled with anger. “D*mn, you definitely knew, but you deliberately kept it from me…”

No sooner had Jared finished speaking, than a series of grating noises filled the air, the sharp sounds of stones scraping against each other even discernible among them.

The sound was incredibly unsettling, giving Jared goosebumps all over his body.

At that point, Jared had lost the aura and perspective of those crimson mice, signifying that they were no longer present.

The sound kept drawing nearer, and Jared was anxiously looking around as if the sound was coming from all directions.

The defensive array that had just been depicted was now activated by Jared.

Now, Jared was feeling some regret. Why hadn’t he formed a more complex defensive array earlier?

Upon seeing Jared’s nervous demeanor, even Vermilion Demon Lord unexpectedly burst into laughter.

“You’re still laughing, but once we’re out. I won’t let you into my consciousness field. I’ll leave you here forever!”

Demon Lord who was still laughing out

must be. There’s no escaping it. Worst comes to worst, you’ll end up as a soul remnant. Either way, we’ll face it together. “Moreover, now that you possess a spiritual body, even if only

Vermillion Demon Lord. Instead, he

“Ah…”

out a horrifying

Jared looked over, he found that Maurice was surprisingly covered in dark

appeared to be tiny flickers of flame. However, when many of them gathered together, they took on the form of a

Flogger, Jared ensnared Maurice, drawing him into the defensive

barrier, all the insects scattered, falling off Maurice’s body. At this moment, Maurice was completely covered in

Maurice. The reason he saved him was not to allow him a quick and

multiplied, their sheer number

swarmed around Jared and his group, but they couldn’t break through the defensive

were completely surrounded by

of bugs are these?” Jared asked with a

particularly formidable at first glance, yet when they converged, the intense heat they radiated was on par with, if not surpassing, the fire of the Earth’s