The Man’s Decree

“I’m not powerful enough, so this Transforming Technique can only last for half an hour at most,” Flaxseed replied. With that, he returned to his original self. Another flash of light appeared, and a man who was his replica stepped out behind him.

“However, I’m able to maintain this Clone Technique for thirty minutes to an hour!” Flaxseed continued. As he observed his shadow clone, he nodded repeatedly. It seemed like he was very satisfied with it.

Jared was shocked to the core by the sight of two Flaxseeds standing before him. His curiosity prompted him to step forward, pinch the shadow clone’s cheek, and slap it.

“Hey, are you a pervert? Why are you pinching my cheek?” Flaxseed slapped his hand away. “This… This is actually real. It isn’t an illusion spell…” Jared could feel the warmth on the shadow clone.

“Of course! It wouldn’t be called Clone Technique if it were an illusion spell. But this shadow clone is only half as powerful as I am. Imagine how incredible it will be if it is as powerful as me!” Flaxseed sighed and dismissed his shadow clone.

If the shadow clone could be as powerful as him, it meant that he had double his own strength. “This is incredible enough!” Jared praised.

the charm spell was. While his Nine Shadows could create several shadow clones, they were merely products

he could create a shadow clone to aid him in fleeing

“Why? Do you regret your decision?” Flaxseed asked, quirking his lips into

to help me find Century Eye Herb,

reminded Flaxseed of his promise and demanded that he fulfill it. “Don’t worry. I didn’t forget my promise. Let’s go!” Beaming with

they walked past the gate of Skywrath Sect, Jared glanced inside. When I get stronger, I must come back to the ancient ruins! I’m sure

ancient ruins, Jared and Flaxseed began their journey

days and arrived at the border of the Southwest Region. The vast ocean was right in front of them. “Mr. Flaxseed, where is Century Eye Herb? Are you lying to me?”

He then pulled out his geomantic compass to search for something The sea breeze blew past them, carrying a