The Man’s Decree

“What should I do? I’ve already killed the zombie. Shouldn’t you be free now?” asked Jared. “Place my skull on the altar. That way, the altar would be destroyed and my spirit will be free,” explained Hadad.

Jared gave a nod of acknowledgment before leaping into the air and landing firmly on the altar. Sitting in the center of the altar was a crystal clear skeleton that lacked the skull.

Realizing what he had to do, he took out the skull from his Storage Ring and slowly placed it on the altar. The second he put the skull down, the entire altar emitted a dazzling light, and the skeleton vanished in it. In the meantime, Hadad’s shadow clone began. to materialize. Although it was still a spirit, it looked just like a real person.

“Hahaha! I’m finally free! I’m free! When I find out those who killed and restrained my fellow demon spirits, I’m going to send them to hell and make them stay there forever.”

Hadad burst into hysterical laughter while Jared stared at the former in wonder. Before the latter could ask Hadad about his history or if Hadad knew his father, the altar he was standing on trembled. It was going to collapse any second.

here. The phantoms under this

void with both hands, and a space-time rift came into view. Just like that, Hadad vanished

I freed you? Do I not even

closer. Without wasting any more time, Jared leaped off the altar and

he arrived at the entrance, Matthew and the others had already regained consciousness. They

running out from the depths of the mountain, Matthew approached hastily, “Mr. Chance, are you

Jared anxiously. Just then, a gust of wind swept over the area and eerie howls rang from the mountains, giving Matthew and the