The Almighty Dragon General novel Chapter 5634

James was sent to the Hagios Sect.

When he arrived, a disciple brought him a healing elixir to treat his severe injuries.

After consuming it, he gradually recovered.

After he recovered, he was summoned to the Hagios Sect’s main hall.

In the main hall, he saw a huge audience.

An elderly man wearing a white robe sat in the highest seat, emitting an authoritative aura.

James knew the man in the highest seat was undoubtedly the Hagios Sect’s Leader, one of the best powerhouses of the Human Race, Landry Xiomar.

He quickly clasped his hands and greeted, “ My name is Forty-nine.

It’s a pleasure to meet you, sir.” The elderly man waved his hand and said, “Bring him a seat.” A chair was immediately brought into the main hall.

James made himself comfortable and asked humbly, “May I ask why I was summoned?” Landry answered, “It’s nothing special.

I just wanted to ask about what happened in the Halcyon Road.” James recounted everything in detail.

Inside the dark world of the Halcyon Road, there were no Paths.

Thus, James could not reconstruct the events that happened.

He narrated everything with words and used his understanding of inscriptions to project the events.

However, James deliberately omitted the part where he cast the Tressencia Completare Art.

After watching his projection of the events, the powerhouses in the main hall frowned.

“What did the Sealing Formation look like?” asked Landry.

James waved his hand and cast the Sealing Formation he had learned from the palace’s stone gate.

Then, he said, “Here you go.” Landry observed the formation and murmured, “It’s our Forbidden Inscriptions...” As the Hagios Sect’s Leader, Landry naturally knew about their Forbidden Inscriptions.

He knew at a glance the Sealing Formation was composed of their sect’s Forbidden Inscriptions.

“Have you mastered the Human Race's primitive inscriptions?” Landry stared at James.

James shook his head lightly and said, “I’m not sure whether what I have is the Human Race’s primitive inscriptions.