The Man’s Decree

“Enough arguing. Let this lad hand over the Divine Bow. Once I have it, there will be no more disputes,” spoke the Thousand-Faced Demon Archon.

After the Thousand-Faced Demon Archon spoke, Lion Archon and the others exchanged glances, but remained silent.

Jared observed the four individuals, realizing that they were after his Divine Bow. Their intervention to save him earlier was also for the sake of the Divine Bow.

“Kid, hand over the Divine Bow to me. Considering your connection with Catina, we can ensure your safety,” Thousand-Faced Demon Archon said to Jared.

On the side, Pablo frowned slightly, but he didn’t dare to say much at that moment.

All he could do was silently pray, hoping that Jared would be reluctant to hand over the Divine Bow, which would then lead to a conflict between the two parties.

By then, he could watch safely while others fought, and he might even benefit from their conflict.

Jared gazed at the four menacing figures, then shifted his attention to Thousand-Faced Demon Archon, who was confident of his impending victory.

Demon Archon was taken aback. He had never imagined that

can be spared. Are you willing to risk your life for this Divine Bow?” Lion Archon asked

Divine Bow was formidable, a powerful divine weapon. However, what use was such a weapon

believe me, I won’t hesitate to kill you. Once you’re

Monkey Archon remained silent, for he alone knew that Jared’s involvement

since both Feenix and Catina were no longer present, there

declared, “If you’re capable, come and snatch it yourself. If you think I’ll just hand over the Divine Bow to you, you’re sorely mistaken. Even if I were to destroy the Divine Bow, I would never let it fall into your hands. Even if I gave it to you, can

their Seventh

Under the simultaneous pressure from Lion Archon and Leopard King, Jared’s body simply couldn’t

body bent, and he knelt heavily on the ground, creating

Jared would actually risk falling out

scene, Pablo secretly breathed a sigh of relief. Since Jared was courting his own death, there was no