The Man's Decree novel Chapter 3375

With their long tails etching deep furrows into the earth, these creatures bore a striking resemblance to the ancient tyrannosaurs.

Luckily, due to their massive size, their movements were somewhat sluggish, allowing Rosetta to stay ahead. The demon beast in the lead emitted loud roars. Following that, glass-like shields appeared in front of Rosetta, obstructing her path.

Worry etched across Rosetta’s face as she vigorously swung her sword, unleashing thousands of radiant sword lights aimed at the demon beasts.

Simultaneously, she forcefully struck the barriers in her path. When she hit the shields, ripples formed upon impact, but they remained unbroken.

Rosetta had no choice but to take a detour. Fortunately, the shields weren’t that wide, allowing her to bypass them easily. However, that had slowed down her pace.

Behind her, the gigantic mouth of the demon beast opened wide, swallowing all the thousands of sword lights unleashed by Rosetta.

Fortunately, Rosetta was spared from witnessing this, as the shocking sight would have undoubtedly left her stunned, immobilized in her place.

After devouring the lights, the demon beast chewed twice before forcefully spitting them out. This action sent the thousands of sword lights hurtling back toward Rosetta. Feeling a sudden chill behind her, Rosetta felt her heart sink.

She swiftly turned around only to be met with the sight of thousands of sword lights hurtling toward her.

She let out a startled cry. With the stone in her hand, she tried to shield herself. This was an instinctive move by Rosetta, driven by the urgency of the moment.

As she raised the stone, it emitted a radiant glow, and various intricate patterns appeared on its surface.

A peculiar force emanated from the stone, causing the sword lights to disperse and vanish. Saved from the imminent danger, Rosetta barely had time to examine the stone. Instead, she focused all her energy on sprinting for her life.

Meanwhile, when the demon beasts saw how the stone dispersed the lights, they became even more frantic. They roared, pursuing Rosetta with increased vigor.