The Man's Decree novel Chapter 1099

Chapter 1099 Up In Flames
As waves of despair swirled within him, an ashen-faced Karl gazed hopelessly at the scene before him.

“How unfilial of you to mobilize your ancestors remains,” Kai scoffed coldly. “What else do you have? Bring it on!”

“This isn’t over!”
Karl’s eyes bulged. With a final roar, the energy that had been flowing swiftly out of him stopped instantly. In the next second, his body began to inflate at an alarming rate.

Kai knew at a glance that Karl was about to self-destruct.

The self-destruction of a Martial Arts Grandmaster close to Top Level would be even more forceful than an aerial bomb! The blast would wipe out all life within a hundred miles radius!

Kai hastened to intercept him. He immediately conjured up another spark of spiritual fire and hurled it at Karl.

His eyes glittering with hatred, Karl did not attempt to dodge it.

Boom!

The spiritual fire engulfed Karl. In an instant, he and everything in his vicinity was set aflame.
Being spiritual fire, mere water cannot put it out.

“Argh!”

The intense blaze caused Karl to scream in agony.

However, the swirling aura within him did not diminish in the slightest. It continued to gather as his body swelled even more.

Kai waved both fists and sent out the Power of Dragons, which caused the spiritual fire to burn even more fiercely.

He could not allow Karl to pull off his self-destruct, for he was aware that even if it did not kill him, he would sustain serious injuries.

The air sizzled with the sound of burning flesh.
Karl’s screams grew fainter. Soon, his aura began to diminish.

In the end, he slumped to the ground like a deflated balloon.

As the spiritual fire continued to eat away at Karl, he rolled on the ground in agony.

“Kill me quickly, please,” he moaned, wanting nothing more than to die at that moment.

Alas, the Pentacarna Tower was too large for Kai to take with him. There was also no way he could fit it in his Storage Ring.
Having been locked in Pentacarna Tower at night, Kai emerged merely hours later, only to realize that it was day and three days had already passed.