A Man Like None Other Chapter 3009

Chapter 3009Phaethon and Typhon erupted in fury upon hearing Jared’s taunting words. Their auras surging in their
hands, they bellowed, “How dare you mock us? Are you tired of living? I’ll kill you and tear you into
pieces!”
However, Jared remained composed, his eyes filled with disdain as if he did not care about them at all.
Jared’s expression only served to further stoke their anger.
Boom! Suddenly, a deafening sound erupted as the duo unleashed a joint attack on Jared. For a
moment, the void trembled intensely as the earth shook and quivered. All of a sudden, Jared vanished.
Phaethon and Typhon’s frenzied assault seemed to have done nothing to hurt him.
“Is that last one a decoy too?” Phaethon frowned, looking utterly bewildered.
“How is this possible? Are they all an illusion spell? Are we hallucinating?” Typhon kept rubbing his
eyes, but he couldn’t see Jared nor Jared’s body anywhere.
At this moment, the two of them were left utterly baffled, struggling to comprehend how Jared had
seemingly vanished.
In reality, it had nothing to do with an illusion spell. They were all tangible shadow clones, each infused
with Jared’s aura. That was why both of them had the impression that the figures before them
appeared so real.
However, Jared realized he was no match for them, so he refrained from using his shadow clones to
fight back. The spiritual energy expended by the shadow clones originated from Jared himself, so
rather than retaliating, he opted for a silent escape.
“D*mn it! He got away! I’m so p*ssed!” Phaethon roared in anger, gritting his teeth. At that very
moment, the other members of the Five Slayers received Phaethon’s message and hurried to thescene.
“Where’s he?” Woodley asked when he realized Jared was not there. Phaethon and Typhon remained
silent, believing that the others would likely mock them if they were to disclose the truth.
Not only did they fail to apprehend him, but they also couldn’t prevent him from making an escape.
The fact that they still couldn’t defeat a mere Body Fusion Realm cultivator even when they united their
efforts seemed utterly ludicrous to them.
novelbin“They’ve all escaped. Let’s go after them.” After speaking, Typhon initiated the chase in the direction
everyone had fled, with the others quickly following suit.
Meanwhile, Cloud, Sunny, and the rest slowed their pace after putting some distance between
themselves and their pursuers. They eventually came to a complete stop just to wait for Jared to catch
up.
“Do you think Mr. Chance can make it alone?”
Cloud expressed his worry. “He should be fine. Since he told us to leave first, I’m sure he can handle
the situation.” Sunny had faith in Jared.
Despite his words, Sunny couldn’t conceal a hint of concern on his face as he continued to glance
back. Many cultivators also came to a halt spontaneously, patiently awaiting Jared’s arrival.
Following their recent encounters, those cultivators had come to the realization that their best chance
of survival was by sticking with Jared.
“Quick, look! It’s Mr. Chance!” Kaison exclaimed in excitement after spotting Jared. The entire group
was thrilled when they saw him. Cloud could not contain his excitement. “Mr. Chance! You’ve made it!”“Why did you guys stop running?” Jared looked puzzled. “We stopped because we were worried about
you. So, we decided to wait for you,” Sunny replied.
“Let’s keep moving. The Five Slayers might catch up soon, so we need to find a hidden spot to rest and
replenish our strength,” Jared urged, taking the lead as the group pressed onward.
Despite having traveled for an unknown duration with the group in tow, Jared had not yet detected the
distinctive aura he was familiar with. He recalled his encounter with the elder from the Archaic Body
Cultivation clan in the thatched cottage and realized that the aura he was searching for was different
from the one he had sensed from that elderly man at the altar.
If he could locate that distinct aura that stood out, he might have a chance to find the elder from the
Archaic Body Cultivation clan.