The Almighty Dragon General novel Chapter 7223

“James, this...” Lord Goyo began to speak, but then saw that a great battle had erupted in the void.

Harper, Yianni, and Morgott each engaged with a few path kings and war saints, launching a fierce battle. In an instant, the earth shook from the force of their Sword Energy and Vital Energy.

Caught off guard, the path kings and war saints were quickly defeated by the sudden, fierce attack. Injured, they scattered out of the main hall, seeking larger areas to continue the fight. Yianni, Harper, and Morgott followed closely, stirring up a powerful gust of wind.

Seeing this, Lord Goyo and Yavrin were utterly anxious. They knew well that Harper, Yianni, and Morgott were once peerless living beings who had wreaked havoc across Zymurgy. Back then, countless supreme beings and gods had fallen to their hands, and it had taken the combined strength of the Five Path Emperors to suppress them.

With their return and having been personally guided and purified by James, their strength was likely many times greater than before. Although the path kings and war saints were battle-hardened and held high positions among the powerhouses in the Forty-Ninth Heaven, facing these three chaos-bringers at once left them with little hope of victory.

Especially concerning was Morgott’s appearance. His mere name could make all divine beings tremble, and his cruelty and savagery were well-known. This was not a sparring match. It was a demonstration of power meant to humiliate and crush the last vestiges of dignity of the Alcide beings.

As Lord Goyo and Yavrin pleaded anxiously, James seated himself in Lord Goyo’s main seat. He took out a jar of Chaos Absinthe and drank leisurely, indifferent to their pleas. This left Lord Goyo and Yavrin feeling desperate and burning with anxiety.

They knew well that these path kings and war saints were the last of Lord Goyo’s faction. If they were killed now, the blow to the faction would be devastating and unbearable. Lord Goyo regretted his earlier actions, realizing that since they had chosen to endure humiliation, there was no need to provoke and court further humiliation.

James was also relentless and unforgiving. He seemed intent on wiping them out completely, leaving no room for rebuttal.