The Man’s Decree

Jared spotted Sigurd and Viola as soon as he stepped away from the Teleportation Array.

Upon seeing that he had also been transported over, Viola excitedly rushed over and embraced him.

She was afraid that Jared might have run into some trouble at the Central Alchemist Guild.

“Where are we headed next, Mr. Chance? Should we report to the Epean Alchemist Guild and get ready for the Alchemist Fair?” she asked.

“There’s no need for that. The Alchemist Fair will no longer be held in Yannopolis.”

“What?”

“Why is that?”

Both Sigurd and Viola were taken aback.Text © owned by NôvelDrama.Org.

“The details are so complex that there’s no point in me explaining, but this time, the fair is bound to be interesting. It’s set to take place somewhere else. Just follow me. As long as I can go, I’ll definitely take the two of you with me.”

Jared didn’t delve into the details with the two of them. After all, there were many things that Viola and Sigurd might not necessarily know.

“Alright, then.” Viola nodded.

“By the way, President Chance and I had a chat just now. He’s expressed his interest in having you two join the Central Alchemist Guild. That way, you can take part in the Alchemist Fair under the guild. Are you both willing?” “Are you two willing?” Jared asked, recalling his prior conversation with Wyatt.

“Of course we’re willing. If we can join them, at least we from the Emerald Cauldron Sect will have someone backing us. The Northern Alchemist Guild is practically dead and hardly reliable.”

Brimming with joy, Viola immediately nodded in agreement and voiced her thoughts.

Joining the Alchemist Guild would certainly be beneficial for a small group like the Jade Cauldron Sect.

Not only could they acquire numerous resources, but they also had the opportunity to learn from each other, thereby enhancing the standards of their own sect.

“Alright, I’ll let President Chance know the next time I see him. Come with me now,” Jared urged. “I’ll introduce you to a few people.”

Then, he used a communication device to get in touch with Cloud. After receiving a precise location from Cloud, the three headed toward the Zeever residence.

Catina and Feenix were thrilled to see Jared.

They had been in the dark about his circumstances for so long that they couldn’t stop worrying.

Although there was a point when he had spoken to Cloud through the communication device, the fact that they couldn’t see each other made them frantic.

The two hugged him in excitement.

Upon witnessing this scene, realization dawned on Viola.

She was aware that Jared had many women. Feenix was one of them, whom she knew. However, she didn’t recognize Catina. She must be someone he met not too long ago.

“Viola! Why are you here too?”

After embracing Jared, Feenix caught sight of Viola. She immediately let go of the man and rushed over.

“I’m here to attend the Alchemist Fair but unexpectedly ran into Jared, so we came here together,” Viola answered, smiling.

“Let me introduce you to a friend. This is the Fox Queen, Catina. She also happens to be Master’s partner. Catina, this is Viola Warwick from the Emerald Cauldron Sect…”

In the midst of their conversation, Feenix acted as a bridge, introducing the two to each other. It would have been somewhat awkward if Jared had to do the introductions himself.

With this, Feenix was certainly of great help.

Looking at Catina, Viola felt a sense of calm within. With great composure, she extended her hand. “Hello.”

“Hi, there. You’ve known Jared longer than I have, so I suppose you’re like an older sister to me.”

The woman was so gracious.

After all, it was perfectly normal for one man to be involved with multiple women in the Ethereal Realm.

As long as he was capable and powerful, he could choose anyone he wanted.

“Catina, regarding the Imperial Fox City, I’ll find a way to reclaim it for you from the Fosters. But it’ll have to wait until after the Alchemist Fair. I’ll make the Fosters pay for laying a hand on what’s mine.”

Jared was fearful that Catina was upset due to the occupation of the Imperial Fox City, so he voiced his concerns.