The Man’s Decree

“Hmph! Do you think a mere illusion array can trap me? You must be delusional!” Remus snorted.

Jared narrowed his eyes, fixing his gaze on Remus. “So, you’re a Demonic Cultivator. You hid your true nature quite well. I can’t believe I failed to notice anything even when your aura was exposed. I must admit, I’m rather impressed.”

“I’m afraid it’s the end for you now that you uncovered my true identity, brat.”

Remus’ eyes glinted with murderous intent. Meanwhile, Xandros stood in utter disbelief, unaware that Remus was a Demonic Cultivator.

infiltrated Norwal City. Everyone is so vehement about eradicating Demonic Cultivators, yet they all secretly collaborate with them. It seems that demons, humans, and beast races are no different. They’re all equally disappointing,”

Jared lamented.

going to end both of you right here and now!”

believed he could defeat Jared and Cloud. Otherwise, it would spell trouble if his secret was leaked. With that, he brandished the soul attractor, casting a green light that engulfed the

upon the ground, they affixed themselves to nearby corpses. Miraculously, those lifeless bodies gradually rose to their

was taken aback as thousands of corpses came to live and charged toward him with ferocity. It was a horrifying spectacle that he had never encountered before. Witnessing this, Jared furrowed his brow, a

without delay. With a swift motion, he swung the blade, unleashing a wave of sharp and horrifying sword energy. This assault effortlessly cleaved dozens of zombies in

to a second

severed, a nearly imperceptible marked aura emanated from their bodies, promptly absorbed by Jared. Jared beamed

revived, he had a strong intuition that Remus might belong to Hadad’s lineage. The most conspicuous evidence was the soul attractor, pulsating with negative and frosty energy-a weapon

zombies were

utterly perplexed by Jared’s reaction.. “Why can’t I? These