The Man’s Decree

Both Jared and Cloud were soon trapped in the throes of frustration. Neither imagined losing Quinley right as they arrived

on the island. “Mr. Chance, what do we do now?” Cloud asked, sounding helpless.

“We press on. No matter how Ms. Tall vanished, she must still be on this island. As long as she’s alive, I’ll locate her, even

if it requires scouring every inch of this island,” Jared declared with unwavering resolve.

There was no way he would ditch Quinley. If he could not find her, he would not leave the island. “Let’s walk side by side.

That way, we’ll know immediately if either of us goes missing.”

Cloud then moved over to walk by Jared’s side. While Jared let his spiritual sense spread across the vicinity, Cloud warily

studied their environment. After a while of walking, Jared gestured for Cloud to stop.

“What’s the matter, Mr. Chance?” Cloud asked. “There are people here. Although they’re deliberately hiding their auras, I

still sense them,” Jared explained. Cloud froze and said, “They’re hiding their auras? Have they discovered us?”

“They must have. I never retracted my spiritual sense, so they must have detected that. I don’t know whether they’re

foes, so let’s hide our auras and discreetly close in,”

understand.” At that, Cloud hid his aura as well. Meanwhile, when

Jared slowly approached the other group with Cloud

the others.

the foliage prevented them from discerning the identity of the

Jared could estimate the size of the

Sect have any special identification method to find out if

so he instructed Cloud to ascertain the identities

of Stellaris Sect, then Jared and Cloud would

them.

said that, he took out a tiny golden calabash the

lips and pressed the holes one by one as he blew into it. In the

akin to a beast came out from the

for any

they had to be members

Renault heard the sound, he stiffened. Then, a look of elation appeared on his face, and he

aura as he yelled, “Cloud, is

When he heard that it was his

shaking.

shouted, dashing toward his father. Crossing the dense foliage, Cloud finally saw his father.