The Man’s Decree

“Is it not working, Master Diviner?” Wrey demanded impatiently. “I’m done.” Right after Great Diviner had said that, the copper coins in the air abruptly fused together.

Following that, rays of light burst out from the copper coin and formed a projection. The scene was none other than that of Jared battling the two men.

Great Diviner suddenly waved a hand, and the space seemingly cracked immediately. A series of auras surged out of the fissures. “You can both sense whether this is Jared’s aura, Great Diviner stated, shifting his gaze to Wrey and Hugh.

“Indeed, it’s his aura. I once fought with him, so I know his aura,” Wrey affirmed. “Since you can sense the presence of the aura, Mr. Lindt, search for him by following it. You’ll certainly find him!” Great Diviner concluded.

“Okay. Thank you, Master Diviner! I’ll deliver the promised resources to your residence when I go back!” When Wrey had finished saying that, he led some men in rapid pursuit of the aura.

held Jared in its mouth

was in his body, frantically called out at him, not wanting the man to continue being carried away by the

marked with the treasure. Soon,

going on here, Master Diviner?” Wrey put that question forth to Great Diviner. “Jared is fleeing too fast and far. My divination has a time and distance limit, so it can’t serve you

internal injuries, yet he can still travel at

sense that he’s going increasingly faster now.” Great Diviner closed his eyes lightly, seemingly having sensed something. “Do you

me once more,” Wrey quickly implored. “Mr. Lindt, the price of my divination is set

for you right away!” Wrey readily