A Warrior Undefeatable novel Chapter 1342

After all, the idea that the flesh body was invincible as long as the Nascent Soul was intact was only a legend. Before the fight with Zion, Jared had never found out for himself whether or not that legend was true.

Nevertheless, after the event, Jared finally knew that the legend was real.

After scanning his surroundings, Jared realized there were three bodies around—the bodies of the Warriors Alliance members. However, there was no sign of Zion, so that meant he had not died.

“That old man's truly tough,” Jared cursed under his breath before hurrying his way to Crimson Palace.

At Wildefield, near the borders of the Southwest Region.

Although the city was not a huge one, it was an important city by the borders. Moreover, there were plenty of mountains and forests around, so there were many sects and prestigious families living there.

Ever since Jared had killed Richard of the Divine Beast Sect, Divine Beast Sect had fallen from grace and lost its status as the top sect in the south.

Desmond had taken over Divine Beast Sect, but it would take him quite a while before he could bring the sect back to its former glory.

One day, while Desmond was dealing with Divine Beast Sect's affairs, one of the members reported to him in a hurry.

“Lord Cowper, Colton of Wildefield's Rider family has requested an audience,” the man said.

“Colton Rider? Why has he come to our sect?”

Desmond was baffled. After all, the Divine Beast Sect had no relationship with the Rider family at all. Moreover, the Rider family had always claimed itself as the top wealthy family in the south and was relatively hostile toward the Divine Beast Sect.

Hence, a sense of foreboding descended over Desmond at the Riders' sudden visit.

“Lord Cowper, what do we do?” the man asked when he saw Desmond frowning in silence.

“Let them in,” Desmond finally said.

Desmond had just taken over the Divine Beast Sect. Moreover, many old members had left, so the Divine Beast Sect was far from its original powerful state.