The Exalted Warrior novel Chapter 2066

Unexpectedly, Fane reached out and grabbed Nash’s elbow. He turned around to speak to Jed and the others, who were standing beside him, “Follow me—we’re only left with one choice right now. Don’t worry, I’ll find a way even if we’re in a desperate situation!”

Fane turned around and started running toward their back with Nash. Jed and Dwight were stunned. They knew what Fane planned to do at this moment. Did they have no other choice but to jump off the cliff? Regardless, this guy knew that the Ten Absolutes trap array was ancient, and even great masters could not escape from them. Would he not end up dead if he jumped down the cliff?

It might be how Fane was the first person to rush over or what the masked man said about torturing them, but there was no time for them to hesitate. Dwight took in a deep breath before he reached out and grabbed Jed and Albion by their arms. They followed after Fane and rushed toward Cliff of Sorrow.

The masked man cocked his brows upon the sight. He raised his hand and stopped the Corpse Pavilion’s disciples behind him, who tried to hurry over and stop the group of five from jumping down the cliff. “Let them jump. They’ll die over time, and such pain will torture them until they go crazy. What an interesting ending.”

The group of five was only a dozen meters away from the cliff, and they soon arrived by the cliff. Fane took a look down and saw nothing but the white mist that shrouded the air. They stood at the edge of the cliff, and death would be their only ending if they did not jump.

Fane inhaled deeply and, not turning back to the three behind him, jumped forward with everything he had while still grabbing onto his father’s arm.

The speed of their plunge disoriented Fane for a short period. To prevent any sudden incidents, he immediately opened the Mustard Seed and sent Nash back into the spirited ship. After five to six breaths later, Fane could faintly see the ground below amid the mist. The surrounding mist had become thinner, allowing him to see clearer. Although he had jumped down the cliff, he had the support of his true energy and was able to control the speed of his landing.