The Man’s Decree

“Of course I don’t need them,” Jared replied with a smile. With that, he was about to walk toward the forest when Feenix and Cloud expressed their desire to join him. However, Jared forbade them from doing so.

Unaware of the concealed dangers within Mount Crimson, he feared that Cloud and Feenix might become a liability, burdening him instead.

Jared had wanted to see if he could discover the presence of celestial energy. In the event he couldn’t, he didn’t mind settling for slaying a celestial beast.

Nonetheless, after scouting the surroundings, Jared was disappointed by the lack of ordinary demon beasts, let alone celestial beasts.

Also, there was no sign of any celestial energy after all. Nevertheless, the fact that they couldn’t be easily found made them all the more valuable.

Jared subsequently returned empty-handed. He didn’t venture out too far, for he wasn’t familiar with Mount Crimson after all. Upon his return, Jared noticed that Hamish had scattered some white powder around their camp.

his nose but also carried a

here quickly. Once it gets dark, no one is allowed to leave. I’ve cast an arcane array around this place and scattered a powder that will scare demon beasts away. These will keep us safe tonight.” Jared didn’t say a word after glancing at what Hamish had done. The simple arcane array and white powder could only stop small demon beasts at

traveling, I’ve always used this method to ward off the demon beasts. As to when the poison veil will appear, it’s a matter of

was in place, everyone began to cultivate

side and inquired smilingly, “Did you find anything?” He knew that Jared had gone off in search of the celestial energy within Mount Crimson. Shaking his head, Jared broke into an

just can’t be forced. It won’t be there when we try looking for it but might

amidst the pitch-black surroundings. An eerie silence filled the air,

them, a thick mist had begun to rise around the

was the faint

no one had noticed that they had been encapsulated by the mist. All of a sudden, a cultivator among them opened his eyes. There was a faint

a moment’s hesitation, the