The Man’s Decree

“Hold on a little longer, Old Mr. Giuvali, I can sense Master is ahead. Things will be fine once we find him,” Feenix reassured.

“Okay!” Misho nodded and began sprinting again.

Behind them were a dozen similarly dressed cultivators chasing after them.

“Stop! Who are you people?” Suddenly, Catina appeared before Misho’s group, stopping them in their tracks.

When they saw Catina blocking their path, they ceased their steps. All of them grimaced upon realizing Catina was exuding an aura only a Seventh Level Tribulator cultivator could possess.

them, and he was only a Sixth Level together, it was unlikely

I know why you’re stopping us?” Catina swept her gaze past the group and realized they were all weak and wounded. In other words, they

forward.” “Enemies are pursuing us, and we must continue our journey to survive. No matter what’s in your

once or face the

sentence, Catina waved her hand, sending him flying away. His life wasn’t in danger because she didn’t wish to kill anyone. When Catina attacked, Feenix widened her eyes in surprise. “Fox Queen?” Catina

did you end up like this?” “It’s a long story.” Feenix sighed. “I didn’t expect your strength to rise so quickly after so many years. I remember you were the weakest among the kings and archons way back when.” “It’s all thanks to you. If you hadn’t defended me back then and granted me many resources, perhaps I’d still be struggling and subjected to humiliation.” A wave of solemnity washed over Catina’s face as she journeyed back in

looked even more despondent when she heard that. “In the past, you kings and archons were nothing before me, but now you can kill me in the blink of an eye.” The crowd breathed