The Man’s Decree

Chapter 565

Galen, who was seated on the head seat, sauntered his eyes through everyone present. “Gentlemen. we have been in alliance for a good number of years, and I suppose I can be as frank as the day. I’ve brought along a few talismans with me this time around, and one of them was crafted by Mr. Yonce himself. It can effectively protect you from harm and even extend your age.”

After the brief introduction, a few wooden boxes were placed on the table. Any average joe would’ve figured out that they contained the talismans that Galen just spoke about.

Everyone’s attention was firmly drawn to them, and they were eager to know what magical items were lying in those boxes. They were dying to see for themselves what the mage of all times had created.

Seeing those zealous stares, Galen smiled faintly. “We’re going to abide by the old rules-the highest bidder wins. If none of you are interested, I shall put it on public auction. I really appreciate our strong fellowship, and that’s why I’m presenting these precious items to you before anybody else.”

“Mr. Zane, we know about the rules. Show us the items.”

One of the gentlemen expressed his keenness.

box was open, a chilly gust forced its way out of its

they saw a black spherical bead. It looked nothing extraordinary and didn’t have the slightest sheen on its surface. No one would

this used to be one of Master Genzo’s prayer beads and had been blessed by his persistent cultivation and chants. It’s effective in cooling one’s body and clearing one’s mind. Well that’s not all. Mr. Yonce had also configured it to

tone portrayed his confidence in

to the geomancers they’ve brought along with them, asking if that bead

this bead authentic?”

He hadn’t bothered to look at it further after the first glance. “It’s just an ordinary bead that

and that nippy gush of air? We all obviously felt it when the box was opened, didn’t we?”

bead was

mind leaving anytime if that’s the amount of trust you have

you. That’s why I invited you, right?”

the latter wasn’t