The Almighty Dragon General novel Chapter 3346

Are you sure about letting me have the first ten moves?”

James looked at Woodson with a cocky grin.

Woodson replied earnestly. “I’ve made a few unreasonable demands and stacked the odds against you. I don’t want people to spread rumors about how I won unfairly, so I’ll let you have the first ten moves.”

Woodson was incredibly confident in his strength.

He was sure he could win if James did not use the Five Great Paths and Crepe Myrtle Divine Sword.

James continued to smile at his opponent's declaration.

He gripped the branch and stared at Woodson on the opposite mountain.

“Since you insist, I’ll take the opportunity then.”

James then suddenly disappeared.

The next moment, he appeared in front of Woodson.

His movements were lightning-fast, and no one in the same cultivation rank could even see his trajectory. Only a few stronger people were able to perceive him.

James appeared before Woodson with his wooden branch pressed against Woodson’s forehead.

Woodson could not even react in time.

A few seconds later, beads of sweat formed on his opponent’s forehead.

He saw James about to spring into action.

Then, James rushed toward him, and Sword Path Power emerged from the branch.

The power surrounded Woodson and blocked off his escape routes.

Even if James had not sealed off Woodson’s surroundings, Woodson would still be unable to counter him in time. When James attacked, Woodson saw countless exquisite sword moves emerging from James’ branch.

The sword moves merged into one and thrummed with potent force.

Many strong cultivators watched from a distance.

It was a highly complex move that was simplified. Those that witnessed James’ demonstration of it were shocked.

Some Sword Cultivators at the Emperor Rank were impressed by James.

James pulled back the branch and casually threw it on the ground.

Only then did Woodson snap back to the present. He frantically took a few steps backward and wiped the sweat off his forehead.

“I lost…I lost…”

Woodson was in disbelief.

He thought James was merely a prodigy with great potential. Initially, he was confident he could defeat James.

Woodson never expected to lose.

Moreover, it was an absolute loss.

The branch would have impaled his head if James had not held back.