A Man Like None Other Chapter 6374 Leave it to me
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- David investigates Blackrock Prison with his divine sense.
- A powerful, sealed prisoner is discovered within the facility.
- David offers a path to freedom for the incarcerated humans.
A search for hidden strengths within confinement. Whispers of hope in a place of despair. An unexpected offer of escape.
David sat against the wall and closed his eyes.
The power of chaos flowed slowly within his body, and his divine consciousness penetrated the cell walls, spreading throughout the prison.
He needed to find the leaders of the imprisoned human cultivators, and those who had not surrendered.
His consciousness was like an invisible snake, wandering through the halls, passing through cell after cell, feeling everyone’s presence.
Most of them had weak auras, their spiritual powers were sealed, and their souls were suppressed, so they were no different from ordinary people.
However, there was one cell that felt different. The cell was at the end of the corridor, and the iron door had seven sealing charms affixed, twice as many as the other cells.
There was a person locked inside, whose cultivation level was the seventh level of the True Immortal Realm. Even though he was sealed and suppressed, his aura was still much stronger than the other prisoners.
David memorized the location of the cell.
He sensed the creature’s presence for a few more moments, and after confirming that there were no more powerful individuals, he withdrew his divine sense.
He opened his eyes and stared at the empty faces in the cell, a feeling he couldn’t properly describe rising up inside him.
These people were once farmers, and they once had their own homes, their own families, and their own dreams.
But now, they were just livestock raised by the gods, waiting to be squeezed dry until the last of their value remained.
“Everyone,” David began, his voice not loud, but clearly audible to everyone.
Nobody responded. Some people didn’t even look up.
“My name is David, and I’m from outside. I came to save you.”
There was silence for a moment in the cell, then someone laughed.
The laughter sounded bitter, as if mocking David’s naivety.
“Get us out of here?”
A middle-aged man raised his head, a scar stretching from his forehead to his chin on his face, his eyes blank. “Do you know where this is? Blackrock Prison. One of the God Clan’s three great prisons. No one who goes in there ever comes out alive.”
“There weren’t any before,” said David. “There will be in the future.”
The middle-aged man looked at him, was silent for a moment, then shook his head. “Young man, I’ve been here for three hundred years. I’ve seen countless people like you, coming in full of confidence, talking about running away, talking about rebellion. Now their bones are still hanging on the wooden pillars outside the iron gate.”
David didn’t argue.
He stood up from the wall, walked to the iron gate, and reached out to grab the chain on the gate.