A Man Like None Other (Jared Chance) novel Chapter 6395

The elders understood at once.

They spread out without delay, surrounding Jared in the middle and forming a wide protective ring around him.

Spiritual power surged around their bodies.

Streams of blue-green energy gathered together and wove themselves into a solid barrier.

It sealed Jared inside.

From within the ring, they watched the surroundings with sharpened focus, guarding against any sudden mishap.

Gwendolyn stood at Jared's side.

Ice-blue spiritual power moved quietly around her.

A cold presence spilled from her body.

Her gaze had an edge like a blade.

She kept her eyes locked on everything beyond the barrier.

Even if a single bird came near, it would not slip past her notice.

Jared drew in a deep breath.

Then he slowly closed his eyes and steadied his breathing.

Little by little, the turmoil inside him settled.

He sat down cross-legged and put away the Pentacarna Tower in his hand, leaving only the Beast-Quelling Tower.

He gently set it on the ground in front of him.

At that moment, nothing else remained in his mind.

Every bit of his attention was fixed on the Beast-Quelling Tower before him.

He took in the soft white glow coming off the tower.

He took in the vast, pure power of Aether Nascence sealed within it.

A short while later, Jared slowly opened his eyes again.

A hard, steady resolve flashed through them.

Jared slowly raised both hands and turned his palms toward the Beast-Quelling Tower.

The chaotic force inside him began to circulate, slow and steady.

A violet glow surfaced in his palms.

It spread over the Beast-Quelling Tower by degrees, wrapping it completely.

That chaotic force was gentle, but vast.

It carried everything in it.

There wasn't a trace of aggression in it.

Like a fine spring rain, it seeped into the body of the Beast-Quelling Tower little by little.

The instant the chaotic force touched the Beast-Quelling Tower, the tower gave a faint tremor.

A low, far-reaching hum rolled out of it, as if some colossal beast that had slept since ages beyond count had finally been roused.

The ancient sigils on the tower's surface lit up one after another, like stars flaring to life.

White light poured out from the sigils.

It grew brighter and brighter, until it turned harsh to look at.

Before long, it covered the entire protective barrier and washed everything around it in a sheet of white.

Jared's spirit sense followed the chaotic force and slowly probed into the inside of the tower.

The moment his spirit sense entered the tower, a vast and pure power of Aether Nascence instantly closed around it.

Under that enveloping force, his spirit sense turned weightless in a way he had never known before, loose and unbound.

It was as if he had become a wisp of wind, free to pass through this expanse however he pleased.

Inside the tower was a white void.

There was no world, no sun or moon, no mountains, no rivers.

There wasn't even any sense of up, down, left, or right.

There was only endless white.

No boundary could be seen, and no passage of time could be felt.

It was as if this place stood apart from the Three Realms, a land of chaos all its own.

The stairs that had once been there were gone.

Every level that had held Old Hei and the others had vanished too.

The weapon soul was nowhere to be found.

The Beast-Quelling Tower had become something primal, as if it had to be reshaped from the beginning.

The air was thick with the power of Aether Nascence, and every wisp of it was pure beyond measure.

Even drawing in a trace of it made Jared's spirit sense become more condensed.

Jared didn't hesitate.

He guided his spirit sense forward and let it drift slowly through that empty expanse.

He guided his spirit sense through that endless white void, searching for the core of the Beast-Quelling Tower.

He knew the tower's core had to be the place where the power of Aether Nascence was held.

Only by finding that core and drawing out the force sleeping inside it could he truly take control of the Beast-Quelling Tower.

Time slipped by, little by little.

Outside, the hours crawled past.

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