The Man’s Decree

“But where should we look for a key with this shape?” Jared was rendered speechless. They didn’t have the key, nor did they know the whereabouts of the key or where to find it.

They would not be able to enter without the key. “Mr. Chance, that skull seems to be familiar with this place. Maybe it knows where the key. is. We can try asking it,” Great Diviner reminded.

Only then did Jared recall the skull’s existence. However, since the skull had lost its luster, it hadn’t responded no matter how much he called out. Jared wasn’t sure if the owner of the skull was still there.

Nonetheless, Jared retrieved the skull from his Storage Ring. However, when he took out the skull, he was astonished, noticing the initially translucent and crystal clear skull had turned entirely black.

A plum blossom-shaped picture was shining at the top of the skull, which was glaring in contrast to the black skull. Jared stared at the skull in his hand in a daze. “Mr. Chance, could the key be the skull you’re holding?” Great Diviner was similarly shocked at that sight.

Jared held the skull and gently moved it closer to the recess of the door. All of

door can only be opened

his mind around the situation nor figure out the identity of the skull’s owner. “Mr.

Matthew was pointing and saw a valley behind

a few withered

the scene, but the sight of the blurry night and bones

wonder the negative energy is so dense here,” Great Diviner said, his mouth wide open in surprise. Jared merely strode inward silently, and the crowd