The Man's Decree novel Chapter 1462

Chapter 1462 Worse Than Death

The moment Jared recognized the opportunity, glee surged into his heart as he bit the tip of his tongue and used the blood essence flowing out to stand back up.

When the merman saw Jared still able to move, surprise colored his face. “You’re indeed the son of a dragon. Your body is truly tough.”

Once again, Jared heard the merman mention the phrase “the son of a dragon” and was stunned. Expeditiously, he asked, “Who are you? Do you know something about me?”

The merman was still panting heavily instead of replying to Jared. His body was slowly absorbing the spiritual energy of the beast’s cores lying on the floor.

After being sealed away for thousands of years, he barely had any strength left. The reason he employed all his remaining power earlier was to scare away the crowd.

If he had more strength, he definitely wouldn’t have let anyone go; they were excellent cultivation resources to him.

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When Jared realized the merman was recuperating, he mustered what little power remained in his body and sent a punch flying in the merman’s direction.

The golden light on his fist was dim. Not much was left of the Power of Dragons too.

Upon furrowing his eyebrows, the merman dodged Jared’s fist.

“If I still had my strength, my spit would be enough to kill you a thousand times over, brat. How dare you attack me? Once I recover my strength, I’ll grant you a fate worse than death!” The merman glowered at Jared.

Due to the forceful activation of blood essence, Jared’s mind became a little dazed, and his vision blurry.

Nonetheless, he was still aware he needed to find a way to end the merman’s life right away. His death would be certain if the merman recovered some strength upon absorbing the spiritual energy.

“I won’t give you the chance!” Once again, Jared bit the tip of his tongue to release a mouthful of blood mist, consequently strengthening his aura significantly.

The golden light on his fist shone more brilliantly. He growled and punched the merman.