The Almighty Dragon General

Chapter 947

On the cliff...

Thea’s eyes frequently glanced down the cavern as she waited impatiently for James and Maxine to return.

After checking for the umpteenth time, she finally saw James climbing back up and excitedly chirped, "How did it go, Honey?"

James shook his head sadly.

"This cavern is bottomless, and the heat was searing hot down there.We couldn't go any deeper.I doubt grandpa would’ve survived."

Maxine climbed up after him.

James sighed and said dejectedly, "We're done here.Let's go back."

Since they could not find him, James did not intend to waste another second in this cavern.

Based on what he and Maxine had gleaned from the clues, he had a rough idea of what might have happened.

His grandfather was most likely still alive.He was still slightly dubious about Maxine’s theory.

James firmly believed that his grandfather would not bring harm him, or Thea.

The only thing he was unsure about was why his grandfather needed to come up with so many elaborate plots.

James turned around and left.

Thea followed after him.

leave, the accompanying soldiers

took out a walkie-talkie and instructed the helicopters that had left to look for an appropriate landing spot to

Soon, the helicopters returned.

brought back to

Inside a military barrack...

Centurion looked at James and asked,

"Yeah." James nodded.

in a mess right now, and I’ve got to rush back to Cansington as soon as possible to handle some urgent

Centurion sighed and said, "I’ve heard about the Capital.As a member of the Cadens and the Dragon King that killed the Emperor, it'll be difficult for you to escape unscathed.You’ll need to take a step back to

and

sure you'll be

bitterly

enough.Let’s drink again when we have a

and boarded the private

and Maxine boarded after

took off

"Thea,

really have no idea.Grandpa didn’t

hand and looked

you don’t have to worry.They’re both

in Thea’s

heart twinged in worry since he could not

He sighed deeply.

situation, and he already had a hard time trying to

remained in Cansington, they would be subjected to