A Man Like None Other

Mia’s enthusiasm immediately dimmed, and her shoulders slumped in disappointment. After a moment, she turned to Jared, her expression more earnest. “Could you lend me some purple spirit coins?” she asked hesitantly. “I want to visit my brother… maybe slip some money to the guards so they’ll treat him better.”

“How much are you thinking?” Jared asked.

Mia hesitated for a moment, biting her lip before finally saying, “Five… Five purple spirit coins should be enough.”

“I’ll give you ten.” Without waiting for her response, he handed ten purple spirit coins her way.

Mia’s eyes lit up with excitement. “Thank you, Jared!” she exclaimed, her voice brimming with gratitude. With renewed energy, she led Jared toward the prison.

“The Beast City prison was located in the southwest corner of the city, far from any bustling streets or inhabited areas. Since flying was prohibited within the city, they had no choice but to traverse the distance on foot. After walking for over an hour, they finally arrived at their destination.

Jared surveyed the area, noting the eerie isolation of the prison. There were no buildings nearby, just an expanse of barren land. The prison itself was shrouded in an unnatural white mist, obscuring its structure and making it impossible to see what lay inside.”

She seemed well-acquainted with the surroundings. Leading Jared through the dense mist, they eventually reached the prison’s entrance.

“Halt!”

powerful voice cut through the thick mist as a figure emerged. The man was clad in gleaming silver armor, standing an imposing eight feet tall. His broad shoulders and muscular build gave him the appearance of an unyielding fortress. He was holding a long sword. The guard’s face was rugged, and his presence alone exuded authority, but it was the faint aura surrounding him that caught Jared’s attention-it was unmistakably the mark of an Ultimate Realm

moment, his gaze fixed on the towering figure. Are all the prison guards here at the Ultimate Realm? Isn’t

it’s me!” Mia called

the

out ten purple spirit coins. She placed them into Ricky Gonzales’

at the coins, his expression unreadable for a moment

stammered, “Captain Ricky, I… I only have this much. Please, could you show

turning icy. “Security’s been tighter than ever,” he growled. “If you can’t even come up with enough, then don’t waste your

on his

don’t have any more than this!” Mia

brief pause, he pocketed the coins and gave

corridors of the prison. Finally, they entered the prison’s inner courtyard. Jared’s eyes immediately locked onto a massive ancient tree standing

tree carefully with his naked eye. The sheer

yourself,” Ricky said, his voice stern. “You’re

Captain Ricky. Don’t worry. I’ll be out in thirty minutes,