A Man Like None Other novel Chapter 1690

“The heat is searing. Why does it feel like the stones on the island are glowing red as if they’re being burned?” Jared asked with his brows knitted together.

Flaxseed explained, “This is a volcano island, so the stones were created from the lava that spewed out when the volcano erupted. It’s extremely hot now because the volcano beneath the island is on the brink of eruption. That’s also why the stones are blazing red and scorching hot.”

“D*mn, are you pulling my leg? How can Century Eye Herb grow in a place like this?” Jared was in disbelief.

“The harsher the environment, the better Century Eye Herb grows. I can’t believe an alchemist like you don’t know this theory.” Flaxseed shot him a look of contempt.

He then leaped into the air and landed on the island. Jared had no choice but to go after him. Once his feet landed on the island, he felt as though they were being roasted.

Jared immediately gathered his spiritual energy on his feet to ease his discomfort. Meanwhile, Flaxseed pulled out two charms and stuck them beneath his feet before continuing to march forward.

As they got deeper into the island, the heatwaves grew more unbearable. “Are we there yet?” Jared asked as he wiped the sweat off his forehead. “We’re about to arrive!” Flaxseed panted heavily from the heat.

Evangeline was the only one devoid of expression, following Jared’s every movement. Every time he stopped in his tracks, she would do the same, then continue walking when he started moving again.

Soon, they arrived at a huge crater. Flaxseed pointed at it and announced, “Century Eye Herb is inside.”

Jared glanced into the crater, then turned to Flaxseed. “Isn’t this the volcano crater? The lava inside of it is bubbling. Are you sure Century Eye Herb is inside?” He refused to believe that the crater was home to Century Eye Herb.

“If you don’t believe me, just forget it. Anyhow, I didn’t lie to you,” Flaxseed stated. Afterward, he pulled out a water bottle and gulped some water to quench his thirst.