A Man Like None Other

Teegan burst into laughter. “You’re full of yourself! Aren’t you afraid you’ll bite your tongue?”

The more Jared spoke, the less seriously Teegan took him. To Teegan, only the powerless relied on bold words to bolster their confidence.

“Mr. Teegan, let me handle this,” Riehl said, stepping forward. His hands itched for action. Jared’s earlier remarks had struck a nerve, and Riehl was eager to prove himself. The loss of his arcane array had been a bitter blow to his pride, and now he intended to redeem himself.

Teegan gave a nod of approval. “Go ahead, Mr. Rundacel.”

Riehl’s expression turned deadly serious. He began forming seals with his hands, chanting an ancient incantation under his breath.

Two massive specks of light emerged in the air, spinning slowly as they grew brighter. They connected, forming an intricate arcane array that enveloped Jared entirely.

breaking one arcane array doesn’t mean you can break them all,” Riehl sneered.

closed briefly, as if feeling out the arcane array’s structure.

his formation vanished. Jared stood unmoved, his expression cool and indifferent, as if

face pale. He tried again, pouring his spiritual energy into crafting another arcane array. But every time, Jared found the

are rather unimpressive, Mr. Rundacel,” Jared said, his

his composure. Deep down, he knew

he let out a long, frustrated sigh, withdrawing all his spiritual energy. His body trembled slightly, a clear indication of how deeply shaken he

I can’t help anymore,” Riehl admitted, lowering his head in shame, his voice heavy with

sure of Riehl’s abilities, confident that defeating Jared would be effortless. The unexpected

meanwhile, were utterly astonished. It was now evident that Jared’s array craft was