A Man Like None Other Chapter 6304 I was given a chance but you failed
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- A tense confrontation unfolds.
- An unexpected arrival interrupts Jin Huan’s actions.
- A new challenge is presented to the current situation.
A tense confrontation unfolds. An unexpected arrival interrupts. A challenge is issued.
“Who else?” Jin Huan asked again.
silence.
An eerie silence.
Everyone lowered their heads, not daring to look Jin Huan in the eye.
Their fists were clenched so tightly that they clattered, their teeth chattered, but no one dared to take a step forward.
Jin Huan nodded in satisfaction.
He walked closer to the largest crystal, reached out and touched it, his eyes filled with greed.
Golden patterns flowed on the surface of the crystal, and a scorching heat spread from his palms throughout his body, making him feel as if every pore in his body was cheering with joy.
“Very good,” he muttered. “Palace Master will definitely like it.”
Just as he was about to reach into his storage ring to place the crystal, a voice sounded from the edge of the cliff.
“put.”
The sound was not loud, but it sounded clear to everyone’s ears.
All eyes turned to the edge of the cliff at the same time.
A young man wearing a blue robe appeared from behind a rock.
A sword hung from his waist, the blade cracked in several places, as if it had been through a fierce battle.
His face looked calm, but his eyes were as cold as knives.
Behind him followed a woman in white, with a cold expression, long pitch-black hair, and a faint ice-blue light surrounding her.
She stood there, like a white lotus flower on a snowy mountain peak, pure and noble.
Jin Huan narrowed his eyes.
“A human cultivator?” He looked David up and down, then sneered, “What are you? How dare you tell me to look down on you?”
David didn’t answer. He walked down from the edge of the cliff, step by step, calmly.
His footsteps echoed within the silent Heavenly Fire Pit, each step feeling like a blow to the heart.
The farmers at the bottom of the pit automatically made way for them.
They didn’t know the young man, but they could feel an unsettling aura around him.
That aura was not a cultivation level suppression, but something more fundamental.
Like a natural enemy, like fate, like some kind of existence that they couldn’t understand.
David walked over to Jin Huan and stopped.
The distance between the two is no more than three feet.
David was half a head shorter than Jin Huan, and his cultivation level was also one realm lower.
But standing there, he looked like a god who looked down on all living creatures, while Jin Huan looked as small as an ant before him.
“I said, put it down.” David’s voice remained calm, but every word hit Jin Huan’s heart like a hammer blow.
Jin Huan’s expression changed.
He felt it.
This human cultivator, who seemed to be only at the peak of the eighth rank of the Upper Immortal Realm, possessed strength that instilled fear in him.
This was not an emphasis on cultivation level, but rather something more fundamental; His holy light actually trembled before this person.