“Fuck you, Smith. You'll pay for what happened to me. I almost got you but that son of a bitch came to your rescue and overpowered me,” Micheal Georgia, who has found himself in a strange land, complained bitterly as he walked around in the barren land. For the past two months, he has been walking around, trying to make his way back to his house but he couldn't. He had tried all he could do yet the results were the same. After using the life-saving talisman that was given to him by his grandfather to flee one million meters away from the danger, he found himself in a strange land that looked barren and empty. There was no house, only rocks, dried trees, and dried leaves scattered on the floor. “AHH,” he groaned out and ruffled his hair with a frustrated look on his face. For the past two months that he has been walking around the house aimlessly, he hasn't found anyone in the barren land. “I can't keep moving around the same place all the time. I can't. I need to leave this plac

“Dad,” Jayden yelled as he held his shirt with a weak expression on his face. He coughed out a mouthful of blood from his mouth as he struggled to stand up on his feet. Mr. Anderson seemed less concerned about his son's condition. “You hit me because of that son of a…” he kept quiet when he realized what he was about to say. He couldn't afford to offend his father and get slapped again. He rubbed his cheeks as he stepped backward, not daring to look his father in the eyes. Mr. Anderson shrugged and took a deep breath, trying to control the anger that burned inside of me. “No matter the differences between me and my son, I don't wish for him or you to die so never in your life address him in such a manner if you don't want to see the dark side of me,” his father said warningly and he nodded his head gently. “But that's not enough reason to attack me in such a manner, right?” Jayden asked and frowned as he stretched his hair awkwardly. “Do you have a problem with that? Do you wan

“Sandra,” Smith called in a clear tone as he stood before the door of her room. She looked up with a cold look on her face as she heard his calm voice. “What is it?” She asked in a cold tone and he shook his head with a sigh. “I came to see you,” he said and she shrugged. “To see me? For what? You'd better go back to your ex-wife because I'm not in the mood to see you,” she said, sounding like a jealous wife. He smiled softly and shook his head with a sigh. “Why are you talking like this?”“I'll find my way in if you refuse to open the door,” he said and she shrugged. “I doubt that,” she said and his lips curled into a smirk. He walked closer to the door of her room, closed his eyes and placed his hand on the table before gathering chi energy inside of him. To an ordinary person, he vanished into thin air even though he didn't. He was only invisible. He smiled in satisfaction as he walked past the door without making body contact with the body. Sandra, who was lying on the be

Smith looked up with a cold look on his face as he stared at Georgia intensely. “What do you mean by that? I thought I told you not to talk about it. I know you have your differences with Sandra and you don't truly like that but you don't have to stoop so low just to make me hate her, right?” He asked and she looked up at him with a shock expression on her face. She clenched her hand into a fist and bit on her lower lips, trying to fight the tears that threatened to pour down from her eyes. As much as she hated to admit it that Sandra was right when she said Smith wasn't going to believe her, she couldn't deny it anymore. He denied it and even yelled to her face not to stoop so low just to discredit Sandra. Was she discrediting Georgia? “Stoop so low? You think I called you here and told you all of this at the expense of my life just to make you hate Sandra?”“If seeing something suspicious and trying to warn you to be careful is being cheap, I won't disturb you anymore. You can t

“What could have possibly gone wrong?” Sandra asked inaudibly as she looked around with a confused look on her face. She couldn't fathom why everything felt strange. This wasn't the plan, right? Why were there people around? Why were they there?“I don't know how they managed to find this place,” she responded and he nodded his head gently as he watched the people gathered close to a Bloodfall Mountain discussing among themselves. “How did you manage to find this place?”“I was sent to this place by my sect leader. He claims he was told that this place has a lot of ancient treasures and items that could help us level up quickly in our cultivation.”“That's the same reason I am here. My father told me about this place. He claimed this place is going to be open in the next twenty four hours.”“Twenty four hours?” One of them asked with a frown as they gossiped among themselves. “Yes. Is that too long? If you can't wait, you're free to leave. No one is stopping you,” he said. “Whatev