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A Man Like None Other (Jared Chance) novel Chapter 5647

Summary for Chapter 5647: A Man Like None Other (Jared Chance)

Summary of Chapter 5647 – A pivotal chapter in A Man Like None Other (Jared Chance) by Damian Mccarthy

The chapter Chapter 5647 is one of the most intense moments in A Man Like None Other (Jared Chance), written by Damian Mccarthy. With signature elements of the Novel genre, this part of the story reveals deep conflicts, shocking revelations, and decisive character changes. A must-read for anyone following the narrative.

Jared looked at Zevon, who was standing before him, the emotions in his eyes a mixture of gratitude and surprise.

Jared pushed to his feet, still shaky but alive, and clasped Zevon's hand. "If you hadn't appeared when you did," he said, voice thick with gratitude, "Sylvia and I would already be corpses on this ground."

Sylvia forced herself upright and offered a respectful bow. "Your timing saved our lives, Mr. Swanson. Thank you."

Zevon smiled and waved the courtesy aside. "No thanks are necessary. You once freed me from endless servitude. Repaying that debt is the least I can do. Besides, I swore to follow you for three centuries. During that span, I am, if you'll permit the term, your servant."

Jared shook his head hard. "Don't speak of servitude. I could never view you that way."

In truth, Jared knew Zevon's strength easily eclipsed Winston's. On this battlefield, Zevon was their only real hope.

While the two men exchanged quiet words, Winston stood forgotten. Rage bubbled up inside him—volcanic, uncontrollable.

He was among the upper echelons of Malevolent Path Hall. As high and mighty as he was, to be ignored was unthinkable.

He roared, "Do you imagine I'm invisible?"

Black light burst from his body, flickering like lightning trapped in storm clouds. The very air warped around him, whining under the strain of his fury.

Only then did Zevon turn. His eyes were clear, almost kind, yet his words cut like frost. "Behave, and you might survive a little longer."

Winston trembled with rage. He flashed a series of hand seals, chanting razor-sharp syllables. A tidal wave of obsidian energy roared outward, ripping the earth, hurling boulders, and scouring the courtyard in a storm of flying debris.

Zevon's expression never changed. He lifted one palm, and a gentle, luminous current spiraled forth. The two powers slammed together—night against dawn—then froze in place, the collision bending light and sound into a single trembling heartbeat.

Boom!

"The air exploded with a deafening boom.

The blinding, gold-tinted shock wave vanished almost as soon as it appeared, yet Zevon's own spiritual force—fluid and merciless—knifed forward in a single, unstoppable beam toward Winston."

Bam!

Whoever backed Jared dwarfed even that golder immortal's power. Zevon knew his own limits. He would never presume to claim that throne.

Winston's gaze darted over Zevon's unyielding frame. One truth struck him hard. Fight on, and he would die.

He spun and bolted. A streak of dark light tore across the plain, and in a heartbeat, he was nothing but a shrinking shadow on the horizon.

Seeing their lord flee, the elders of Malevolent Path Hall went pale. Panic overtook reason, and they scattered after Winston like startled birds.

Jared turned to Zevon, urgency tightening his voice. "We can't let them get away. They've harmed too many. If they escape today, they'll only come back worse."

Zevon offered a single, sure nod. "Rest easy, Mr. Chance. They have nowhere to run."

The moment the words left his mouth, his silhouette blurred—and then was simply gone.

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