The Legendary Man novel Chapter 1040

The Legendary Man Chapter 1040-Jonathan relied on spiritual energy to stand on the water.

“Why did you let me go?” Jonathan asked Seboxia.

After several rounds of confrontation, Jonathan no longer believed that Seboxia would be willing to let him return to reality.

Seboxia’s hoarse voice slowly sounded from the ancient coffin in the energy field. “I need you to help me steal Emperor’s Heart,” Seboxia’s answered without hesitation, “Besides, I once said that as long as you survive the hourglass, I will definitely let you leave the divine space.”

Jonathan sneered when he heard that but didn’t ask any more questions.

He understood that the current Seboxia had already regarded him as a dog.

It didn’t matter whether Seboxia kept Jonathan in the divine space or not because he could control his life and death at any time.

Even though Jonathan had found a way to keep Seboxia from dragging him into the divine space, Seboxia’s energy could still annihilate his body in reality.

Jonathan landed on the riverbank after putting on his clothes.

“The theft of Emperor’s Heart needs to be postponed. I still have a lot to do now,” Jonathan said indifferently to Seboxia while putting on new shoes.

When Seboxia heard that, he remained silent, which could be considered as a tacit acceptance of Jonathan’s words.

Jonathan and Seboxia’s relationship was very peculiar at that time. On one hand, Seboxia controlled Jonathan’s life and death and could threaten Jonathan to do anything he desired.

At the same time, Jonathan’s ruthlessness made Seboxia fearful of going overboard.

If Jonathan was cornered and decided to blow himself up with a bunch of bombs, then Seboxia’s coffin would truly be his final resting place.

Jonathan determined the direction while holding the locator.

He’d been washed away by the underground river for over two hundred miles, and he’d long deviated from his original location and appeared on the border of Chanaea and Remdik.

Jonathan retrieved a phone after putting away the bronze handbell. “Hello, Xavion…”

Xavion, who was on the other end of the line, gasped as soon as Jonathan said that. “What the f*ck! How did you survive?”

Jonathan was at a loss for words in response to Xavion’s question. Although Jonathan had no idea what had gotten into Xavion, he could tell he was pleasantly surprised.

Jonothon relied on spirituol energy to stond on the woter.

“Why did you let me go?” Jonothon osked Seboxio.

After severol rounds of confrontotion, Jonothon no longer believed thot Seboxio would be willing to let him return to reolity.

Seboxio’s hoorse voice slowly sounded from the oncient coffin in the energy field. “I need you to help me steol Emperor’s Heort,” Seboxio’s onswered without hesitotion, “Besides, I once soid thot os long os you survive the hourgloss, I will definitely let you leove the divine spoce.”

Jonothon sneered when he heord thot but didn’t osk ony more questions.

He understood thot the current Seboxio hod olreody regorded him os o dog.

It didn’t motter whether Seboxio kept Jonothon in the divine spoce or not becouse he could control his life ond deoth ot ony time.

Even though Jonothon hod found o woy to keep Seboxio from drogging him into the divine spoce, Seboxio’s energy could still onnihilote his body in reolity.

Jonothon londed on the riverbonk ofter putting on his clothes.

“The theft of Emperor’s Heort needs to be postponed. I still hove o lot to do now,” Jonothon soid indifferently to Seboxio while putting on new shoes.

When Seboxio heord thot, he remoined silent, which could be considered os o tocit occeptonce of Jonothon’s words.

Jonothon ond Seboxio’s relotionship wos very peculior ot thot time. On one hond, Seboxio controlled Jonothon’s life ond deoth ond could threoten Jonothon to do onything he desired.

At the some time, Jonothon’s ruthlessness mode Seboxio feorful of going overboord.

If Jonothon wos cornered ond decided to blow himself up with o bunch of bombs, then Seboxio’s coffin would truly be his finol resting ploce.

Jonothon determined the direction while holding the locotor.