The Man’s Decree

“Elgado, although the Spirit Connecting Tree isn’t very tall, none of us have ever picked a Spirit Connecting Fruit before. We don’t know how to pick it,” Avery said.

“I haven’t seen anything like this before either, but we can try sending someone up to pick a fruit!” Elgado replied.

He speculated that the divine tree was likely restricted in some way. Retrieving a Spirit Connecting Fruit was no simple task and could even result in death if they accidentally triggered the restriction.

“Okay, we’ll send someone up to try,” said Emiliano, supporting the guardian’s proposal.

The guardian pointed at Luol and said, “Go up and pick one.”

Since Luol had not faced any consequences for betraying Scorching Heaven Sect, Elgado saw it as a chance to send him on a mission.

Luol’s face immediately turned solemn when he heard that. He knew that the Spirit Connecting Fruit was not something that could be easily picked. However, given Elgado’s instructions, he had no choice but to comply. Luol began to climb the Spirit Connecting Tree carefully.

wall that

Luol reached the Spirit Connecting Fruit, but he still dared not reach out to

red lights shot out in all directions as Luol checked for any

a sigh of relief, realizing that there were no restrictions on

reached out to

stood below, anxiously gazing up at the scene. If Luol were to

causing the entire tree to shake violently. The man almost fell down from the tree. Luckily, he clung

in shock as he watched the Spirit

remained motionless, not even a single leaf moved. But now, the entire tree was shaking

was going

Spirit Connecting Fruit and hand it

to get the fruit first no matter