The Man’s Decree

Chapter 1804

“I want to kill you! I'll kill you all!”

With that said, the man rushed toward Jared, brandishing his knife wildly.

Gilbert's expression turned icy. In the blink of an eye, he intercepted the attack and sent the man flying away with a single punch.

The blow was so heavy that the assailant spat out a mouthful of blood. He collapsed on the ground, unable to get up.

Gilbert stepped forward and was about to finish the attacker off, but Jared stopped him.

“Don't kill him just yet. Let's check out who it is.”

How did someone just rush out of the fog like this? Jared was quite curious about the ambusher's identity.

As Jared and company approached the ambusher to get a closer look, they soon realized that he was a disciple of Flaming Sect.

The disciple was wide-eyed with a deeply horrified expression. Despite his severe injuries, he kept muttering the same thing over and over. “Kill you! Kill you all!”

mentally deranged,” said Evangeline as she looked at the Flaming

from mental impairment, which explained why

everyone. I think this fog isn't as simple

Jared's warning, the group continued their journey without giving

absolutely nothing to do with him, so it wasn't necessary

deal with the tiger demon, which

the others covered a certain distance ahead, they noticed that the fog before them had changed into a beautiful

expression changed drastically when he

harm the mind and trigger brutality

concentrated hard to protect their minds from being manipulated by

and disoriented as soon as he

as the gold light flickered in Jared's mind, he

looked dead ahead with serious expressions on

the other hand, appeared relatively relaxed. She bore the spirit of a holy maiden of Lunarius Palace in her body, an ancient spirit that

her mind had long

Jared and his party walked deeper into the mist, Flaxseed and Gilbert's foreheads were covered in cold sweats. Though

aura of rage slowly welled in their bodies, but

and Gilbert, he knew that they would not be able to hold on for much longer. After all, nobody knew how much more time