The King Of Warriors novel (Jared Chance) novel Chapter 2364

About two hours later, thousands of skeletons were eradicated by Jared.

The ivory bones scattered on the ground vanished as they were reduced to dust and dispersed with the wind.

Jared retracted his six shadow clones and let out a long sigh.

Sheer shock filled Matthew, Great Diviner, and the others as they stared at Jared.

They never thought Jared's shadow clone could have actual powers.

After all, an ordinary person's shadow clone was only used to throw off enemies. Their shadow clones generally had no powers, but that was not the case for Jared. Not only did his shadow clones have powers, but they could even fight against enemies.

Jared, on the other hand, was feeling something different. Usually, his spiritual energy could not support the shadow clones for such long hours when he unleashed Nine Shadows.

To his surprise, the shadow clones held up even though two hours had passed. Moreover, his energy never seemed to run out.

At that moment, Jared felt as if there was another form of energy in his body—something different from spiritual energy and the Power of Dragons.

Immediately, he activated his elixir field and let his spiritual sense flow over his body. Only then did he notice a grey, misty aura lingering above his elixir field.

Jared tried to refine the aura, but no matter how hard he tried, the aura could not be brought into his elixir field to be refined into spiritual energy.

“Maybe this aura needs to be fused with the Power of Dragons,” Jared muttered to himself, frowning.

Following that, he released a wave of the Power of Dragons, allowing it to encircle the aura so the two forces could merge.

To his disappointment, the two seemed to repel each other. The Power of Dragons could not fuse with the grey, misty aura.

“What a weird aura. What exactly is it?”

Jared had a tense look on his face, for he did not know if the aura would harm his body.

“Mr. Chance... Are you all right?” Matthew called out when he saw Jared standing perfectly still. He feared the latter was injured.

“Oh, I'm fine. Let's go.”