The Man’s Decree

“Let’s move further inland and see.” After saying that, Jared led Cloud and Quinley deeper into the island.

Although the island was located deep within the Night Sea, its environment was unexpectedly picturesque. The lush trees

provided ample shade, and the air was incredibly fresh, forming a stark contrast to the dark expanse of the Night Sea..

Furthermore, birds occasionally flew overhead while chirping pleasantly, prompting Jared to wonder in curiosity, Have

these birds been surviving on this all the while? After all, this island is entirely surrounded by the Night Sea, and the

nearest mainland is likely thousands of kilometers away. Without any place for the birds to rest, the journey seems nearly

impossible.

While venturing further into the island, Jared extended his spiritual sense to scan their surroundings within several miles. If

there were anyone nearby, he would detect them immediately.

Meanwhile, deep within the island, six people sat in a circle under a massive tree several meters thick. Among them was a

middle-aged. man with a face marked by hardship and melancholy.

That person was none other than Cloud’s father and Stellaris Sect’s leader, Renault Seizon. They had been left stranded

island since

shouldn’t wander anymore.. This island is too strange. Too many

missing, and we’ve completely

We shouldn’t walk aimlessly anymore. We started with over a dozen members in our party, but the

we traveled. Some of us just mysteriously disappeared without any of us

Stellaris Sect disciples were overwhelmed by fear, no longer

unnecessarily.

his brows, seemingly lost in thought. This island

came ashore, they kept inexplicably disappearing one

or sightings of demon beasts, so

Are they

hard place at that moment. If they stayed

water and wouldn’t die, they might be trapped on the island

Cosmic Sect ambushing them, rage churned within him. I can’t just wait for

place!

trapped here. We need to keep moving and

no one will get lost

remaining Stellaris Sect disciples became

Mr. Seizon, we beg you. Please don’t wander