The Almighty Dragon General novel Chapter 7612

“We’re close friends, right? Don’t embarrass me like this. Once you’re far enough, I’ll give mine to you.”

Just as James was about to speak, he felt something stuffed into his hand. The next moment, Wyot wrapped his arm around James’ neck, turned around, and laughed. “The Human Race is very civilized and has great poems. Do you have anything motivational to send us off into the battlefield?”

James was momentarily stunned, but quickly shouted, “Under darkening clouds, the mountains rise high. A lonely outpost gazes at the distant sky. Through endless battles in the desert’s harsh lands, our goal is to achieve victory, with no retreat in our plan.”

Hearing James’ poem, Wyot burst into laughter.

“What a great poem, James! Then, you must defeat the Waitara Path no matter what. Don’t forget, there’s no retreat in our plan. Everyone will be waiting for your victory.”

After he finished speaking, the Dooms’ powerhouses shouted in unison, “Our goal is to achieve victory with no retreat in our plan!”

Amidst their loud and high-spirited chants, James, Thea, and Quattro entered the River of Time without looking back. They had to suppress their urge to turn around, afraid the sorrow of their last meeting would extinguish their morale.

Wyot, with the 20,000 powerhouses behind him, watched James, Thea, and Quattro as their loud chants echoed.

Not long after they disappeared into the River of Time, a tall and handsome young man in a black robe appeared behind Wyot with the flash of a light. He looked at Wyot, then patted his shoulder.

“Long time no see, Uncle Wyot!”

When Wyot turned around, his pupils trembled in shock.

“Noel, you…why are you here?”

Noel stared at Wyot and said, “My dad already told me everything. I know the consequences, Uncle Wyot.”

Wyot growled, “Then why did he send you here? Does he not trust me and my troops?”

Noel replied sincerely, “You’ve misunderstood, Uncle Wyot. My dad let me decide, and I chose to come here myself.”

Wyot grabbed Noel by his collar and shouted sorrowfully, “You knew what the consequences are, yet you still…”