The Man’s Decree

Fayzon lifted his head and saw Jared’s group advancing toward him on the back of a divine turtle. He withdrew his aura and stared at the crew members coldly.

“I’ll settle the score with you lot on a later date.”

He brought his men back to the shore, waiting for Jared to arrive.

“Mr. Chance, look at those people on the shore! I bet Fayzon and Zordey are waiting there to harm you!” said Cloud when he spotted the crowd on the shore.

Staring at the large group ahead, Renault suggested, “They’re not going to stop after they’ve been humiliated. Both the Demon Seal Alliance and the Zupakie family are powerful, Mr. Chance. How about we change direction and go ashore elsewhere?”

“No. We have no other options if this is what we’re meant to face,” said Jared calmly. After reaching the peak of Eighth Level Body Fusion Realm, Jared had changed. His state of mind had shifted vastly. At that moment, he no longer feared Tribulator cultivators.

“Not to worry, Mr. Chance. No matter what happens, I’ll protect you,” Montane Daemon stated resolutely.

“Mr. Chance, I think Rosetta and I will get off from here. Since we’re close to the shore anyway, we can swim there. Our identity as demons has already been exposed. If we stay with you, we’ll only drag you down. The Demon Seal

Alliance and the Zupakie family will no doubt use this as an excuse to trouble

you,” said Dalton.

so much about it. It doesn’t matter if

good and bad demons and humans. I don’t judge

on their race. If I encounter

if malicious human cultivators cross my

sense of Ethereal Realm,”

moved Dalton and Rosetta so much that they almost cried.

were forced to hide in Ethereal

and Rosetta were demons, they hadn’t done anything

they were taught to be

craving blood, Rosetta was the one

They never

stared at Jared with admiration. “You’re right, Mr.

of demons should’ve been changed long

are evil. Among human cultivators, many are

race doesn’t determine

Jared. His perception had gradually changed

Even Renault was starting

past, while he wouldn’t proactively hunt. down