The Man’s Decree

Chapter 208 Ignorant

“It wouldn’t matter even if you could do it in half a month. Judging by how much frosty energy the jade scepter can absorb each time, I suppose even a lifetime won’t be enough. Moreover, she only has three days left to live at most,” Jared remarked slowly.

Leonidas’ brows drew together sharply, and he glared at Jared. “Erasmus, who’s this ignorant brat? How dare he spout such nonsense?”

“He’s the person Mr. Grange asked to help cure Renee. As you know, Mr. Grange has been a loyal patron of this monastery,” Erasmus replied hurriedly.

Leonidas snorted angrily. “Even so, this greenhorn has the cheek to doubt me! Get him out of here!”

It was clear that Leonidas had taken offense to Jared’s remark.

“This…” Erasmus paled instantly.

to his close friendship with Walter, he did not

matter? Do you really believe that brat can cure your

the jade

out as he reached out to stop Leonidas. Then, he turned to Walter uneasily and said, “Mr. Grange, perhaps it’d be better if you and your friends left us for a while. My senior prefers not to be

shot Jared a torn look as he spoke. He trusted Jared, but there was nothing

constituent attracts frosty energy. If one has the ability to harness the energy, it can strengthen one’s physical body and offer eternal youth. Alas, no one taught her how to do that. Hence, the frosty energy has

it isn’t powerful enough when compared to the rate that the frosty energy is multiplying inside your daughter’s body.

long explanation because he

knowing much about his daughter’s condition, he felt that what Jared said

say? Eternal youth? You might as well say that it’ll grant one immortality! That’s all a load of nonsense. I’ve never heard of something as ridiculous as a frosty constituent in all my

retorted expressionlessly, “If you don’t know about it, that’s because you’re ignorant. That jade scepter in your hand may be a magical item,

strong. If I can sense it, that shows how powerful her energy is! A jade scepter made from warm jade won’t be able to withstand it, and it’ll only end