Chapter 5198 Demonic Voices – A Turning Point in A Man Like None Other (Jared Chance) by Damian Mccarthy
In this chapter of A Man Like None Other (Jared Chance), Damian Mccarthy introduces major changes to the story. Chapter 5198 Demonic Voices shifts the narrative tone, revealing secrets, advancing character arcs, and increasing stakes within the Novel genre.
“It works!” Flaxseed exclaimed, both startled and delighted.
Spurred by the discovery, he quickened his descent, boots skimming the darkness beneath them.
After what felt like an endless plunge, solid rock finally met their soles.
Jared looked up. Above them, the sundered fumes had sealed again, a curtain so thick no sunlight could bleed through. Around them stretched total blackness, broken only by the pallid glow that leaked from Flaxseed’s pendant and painted the worn stone steps at their feet. The stairway snaked downward while both walls were veined with dark-red patterns—tiny runes that writhed as if alive. When Jared brushed the rock, an icy sting bit his fingertips, and the moment his divine consciousness reached in, a chill force threw it back.
“Watch yourself,” Jared warned in a low voice. “Those runes feed on divine consciousness. Demonic aura might crawl straight into your soul if you stare at it.”
Flaxseed lifted the pendant higher and looked away. Its radius of light widened just enough to reveal a crumbling stone gate at the base of the stairs. Ancient words that read “Abyss of Fallen Demons” were carved across the lintel. The gate hung ajar, breathing drafts that carried indistinct whispers, as though a thousand restless souls grieved beyond it.
Flaxseed’s fingers tightened around the short blade at his belt; his heartbeat kicked hard against his ribs. “Jared, in there...” he whispered.
“We won’t know until we step inside,” Jared replied.
Jared pushed the stone slab wider. A wave of denser demonic aura slammed into the shield, its golden surface flickering wildly before it steadied.
A straight corridor stretched beyond, its walls set with faintly glowing crystals that lit the passage like a sickly daybreak. The greenish light carried a chill that settled on their skin. The floor lay carpeted with bones—human, demons, even the massive ribs of beasts neither man had ever seen—proof of a slaughter ages old.
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Josephine's first time seeing Jared kill isn't with Leyton but with Falcon. Pay attention to your work....
You need to correct yourself,dear author. Josephine was in the City of Herbs when she was a kid, so why is the city's smell surprising to her?...
I need more chapters...
When can I get the next chapter...