The Almighty Dragon General novel Chapter 6854

A while later, Xever, who had just escaped death, suddenly shouted, “Sir Wesley, protecting the Supreme Path and getting rid of demons is your responsibility. Now that Zymurgy is facing a calamity, you—”

Before he could finish speaking, he was sealed by the sacred radiation from the figure.

It was only then that James moved. He made a hand gesture. The Three Treasures Formation that was initially rotating quickly suddenly dispersed.

In the next second, the dozens of powerhouses gathered outside the Three Treasures Formation were sucked into the formation before they could react.

Then, the group of powerhouses in the Soma Daeclon Rank suffered the suppression of the Three Treasures Formation. They quickly activated their Supernatural Powers to resist it.

After that, from the ground, James’ Forty-Nine Primordial Spirits shot up to the sky. They attacked the powerhouses in the Soma Daeclon Rank who were in a panic. It was as if a pack of wolves had surrounded the sheep. They forced the group of powerhouses into the Three Treasures Formation.

Upon hearing the painful cries of the group of powerhouses, Yale clenched his fists. “Were you waiting for me to embarrass me?”

James ignored him. He reached out his hand to grab Claude of Ananda Temple’s neck. “Where are Lady Herodias’ and Morgott’s spirits?” he asked, emotionless.

Claude panicked. She quickly shouted, “Sir Wesley, save me—”

With a loud crack, James crushed her neck before she could finish speaking. He destroyed her Ultimate Golden Body with a push of his palm and kept her Primordial Spirit.

The fragments of her Ultimate Golden Body filled the sky. The dozens of powerhouses who were crying painfully were stunned.

Below the Fortieth Heaven, Claude was one of the strongest powerhouses. Yet, she was killed in one move. Aside from Wesley, James was the second powerhouse who could do such a thing.

In comparison to James’ fate, the powerhouses in the Soma Rank were nothing.

With a trembling voice, Yale said, “James, you…”