The Man’s Decree

Chapter 1395 Getting Help

They did not know how powerful Jared was, so it would be risky for Edgar to pit himself against Jared.

“This, of course, I understand. All participants go to the Trial with the mental preparation that they might get injured or even face death,” Mr. Sanders said nonchalantly.

Ryker could not find any more excuse to reject Mr. Sanders’ request, so he nodded and replied, “In that case, Jared is welcome to participate. However, should anything untoward happen to him, I hope you will not fault the Deragons, Mr. Sanders.”

“Don’t worry about that!” Mr. Sanders promised. Then he threw the document back to Ryker. “Your application is approved.”

With that, he waved Ryker off. Ryker retreated and left.

After he left the premise of the Department of Justice, a worried look appeared on Ryker’s face. With the unexpected inclusion of Jared as a participant in the Trial, he had to relook into his plans and make sure nothing would get out of hand.

After sailing for two days, Zion finally arrived at the fascinating Encanta Island in the Southern Sea.

thousands of inhabitants, but every one of them was a powerful fighter. Rumors had it that even the weakest among the residents on that

was located far from other land masses and was right in the middle of the vast

and as the words spread, it became known as the island

people imagined life on Encanta Island would be perfect and heavenly, but people in the know knew it wasn’t so. The

Diego Duncan, who was effectively the king of the island. Everything on the island

Zion were old acquaintances. As such, when Zion found out Jared was an energy cultivator, he immediately thought of

energy was scarce. Many such energy cultivators could

suddenly made miraculous progress within a short few months, must have possessed something special. Zion was hoping to make use of this fact to entice Diego, so he would agree to help him

guards stopped Zion as he approached

arm

here to see Diego. Do you

The nerve of a beggar like

King Duncan’s friend, and I’ve come

could only