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A Man Like None Other (Jared Chance) novel Chapter 5133

Summary for Chapter 5133 Show Some Respect: A Man Like None Other (Jared Chance)

Chapter Summary: Chapter 5133 Show Some Respect – A Man Like None Other (Jared Chance) by Damian Mccarthy

In Chapter 5133 Show Some Respect, a key moment in the Novel novel A Man Like None Other (Jared Chance), Damian Mccarthy delivers powerful storytelling, emotional shifts, and critical plot development. This chapter deepens the reader’s connection to the characters and sets the stage for upcoming revelations.

The golden divine soul plainly had not expected Jared to unleash such a foul-mouthed ruffian. It froze for an instant, then thundered, “Insolence! I am an ancestor of the Barbaric Clan—how dare a demon lord like you profane me!”

“Ancestor?”

Vermilion Demon Lord snorted and circled the soul once. Suddenly he jabbed a finger at a fissure in the armor and burst into laughter. “So that's your grand legacy? Turns out the old sow from the neighboring beast race kicked you once and cracked your armor! Tsk tsk, how humiliating. When word gets out, how will your clan ever hold their heads high again?”

The divine soul's golden light flared in fury, even the surrounding totems trembling. “Y-You—how do you know that?”

“Oh, I know plenty more!”

Eyes bulging, Vermilion Demon Lord thrust his face close, demonic aura billowing. “With behavior like yours, you call yourself an ancestor? Believe it or not, I could take a leak and drown you right here!”

“Who in the world are you?” The ancestor of the Barbaric Clan stared at him in growing dread.

“I am Vermilion Demon Lord,” he announced, drawing out each syllable.

“V-Vermilion Demon Lord?”

The ancestor's eyes went round as plates.

“What, you've heard of me?” Vermilion Demon Lord asked.

“Of course! Millennia ago, you slaughtered tens of thousands of manly immortals in the Ninth Heaven battle. Who hasn't heard your name?”

The ancestor's tone turned admiring, almost flattering.

Hearing that, Vermilion Demon Lord actually looked a little embarrassed. He chuckled, “A real hero doesn't harp on past glories. Like you, I'm just a divine soul now—my physical body's long since gone. Since you know who I am, do me a favor. Let my buddy take all these treasures. Your Barbaric Clan is extinct—what use are they to a divine soul like you?”

Those words shattered the ancestor's final bit of pride. It had not realized its entire clan had perished.

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