A Warrior Undefeatable novel Chapter 1384

“I think I'll be leaving you here. I plan to look around a bit to see if I can find any ancient ruins and the like. You'd better show up when I give you a call after I find something! Remember, you owe me this!” Flaxseed glared at Jared.

“I think I'll be leaving you here. I plan to look around a little bit to see if I can find anything about the ancient ruins. You'd better show up when I give you a call after I find something! Remember, you owe me this!” Flaxseed glared at Jared.

On the other hand, Jared smiled awkwardly in response and said, “You got it, Mr. Flaxseed. Whenever you need me, I'll be there!”

Upon receiving Jared's guarantee, Flaxseed smiled happily. Knowing that Jared would rise as a prominent figure in no time, he felt assured after Jared personally gave him his word.

As the two parted ways, Jared continued his journey back to Jadeborough.

Halfway past a forest, Jared slowed down his pace without warning.

As he stood there, there was unease as he felt an eerie and sinister chill.

This feeling was not supposed to be felt, at least not in broad daylight. It was simply not right.

Yet, Jared could tell that the surrounding temperature dropped significantly the more he ventured into the forest.

Jared marched forward with utmost carefulness, with every ounce of his spiritual energy channeled.

However, before he could venture deeper into the forest, tendrils of pure darkness started forming right in front of him!

In a matter of seconds, darkness descended and shrouded the entire forest.

Jared knew he was ambushed at the sight of this twisting shadow.

The darkness before him suddenly seemed to have come to life. It started swarming Jared and wrapped around him entirely.

Screams and groans could be heard from the shadows. The waves of screams penetrated deep into Jared's mind as the sounds were strong.

It was a form of mental energy attack—one that tried to break Jared's spiritual sense and turn him into an idiot.

Jared, however, merely stood there as if he was paralyzed by the fear instilled into him by the hostile wails.