The King Of Warriors novel (Jared Chance) novel Chapter 1163

“If you're pirates who had never harmed anyone, I would spare your lives. However, you're Demonic Cultivators who have killed many people. Tell me, why should I spare your lives?” Jared declared icily.

“Mr. Chance, you've got it wrong. We're not Demonic Cultivators. We were forced to flee from our enemies and settle on this deserted island. I've never killed any ordinary humans. Please spare my life, Mr. Chance,” Barton protested.

“Are you accusing me of framing you?” Jared narrowed his gaze. “Come with me. Let's see how stiff-necked you can be.”

With that said, Jared strode toward the southwest side of the island.

Barton and his subordinates followed behind Jared. He grew increasingly anxious when he realized where Jared was headed.

There were many skeletons and skulls buried in that area they were heading.

Barton couldn't understand how Jared knew about the place in the first place.

His heart was racing as he followed Jared to the spot where the skeletons were buried.

Jared waved his hand and sucked two pirates toward him.

“Here we are. Dig this spot,” he ordered the two pirates.

The pirates whipped their heads around to look at Barton, for they would only carry out his orders.

They were hesitating when Jared waved his arm.

Before the pirates realized what was going on, their heads had already exploded on impact.

The other pirates were dumbfounded to realize how merciless Jared could be.

“Two of you, come over here and dig this spot!” Jared pointed at two other pirates.

At once, the pirates he pointed at hurried over and started digging the spot as told.

Soon, many skeletons and skulls were exposed.

The increasing negative energy caused the surrounding temperature to drop drastically.

Cold sweat dripped down Barton's forehead when he saw the skeletons that were dug out.

“What other excuse can you make up?” Jared glowered at Barton.

His dark obsidian eyes were cold and exuded a murderous glint.

Barton stammered, “I... I...” He was at a loss for words.