The Almighty Dragon General

Chapter 1349

A sharp sound rang out as the elder’s sword collided with the Malevolent Sword.

The elder, a fifth-rank grandmaster, felt a fearsome force sweep toward him the moment their swords collided. Immediately afterward, his body was flung away by the shock and he fell to the ground, spitting out a mouthful of blood.

Several disciples rushed over to help him up.

Jackson looked at the events unfold with furrowed brows and his lips tightened into a thin line.

The strength of the Celestial Sect’s leader had exceeded his expectations.

“Are you really doing this for the benefit of Sol’s martial world?” Jackson looked doubtfully at Thea, who was wearing a mask.

“Yes.”

Thea parted her lips and said plainly, “I’m sure you have an idea of the threat that looms over Sol’s martial world. The Capital’s affairs are like a muddy quagmire, and the situation at Orient Commerce is also chaotic. Meanwhile, the Gu Sect is lying in wait for an opportunity. To add to all this, the election is soon upon us. If we martial artists don’t take the initiative to prevent hell from breaking loose, a great catastrophe will befall Sol.”

“Dad, you can’t trust her,” Delainey whispered nervously.

Jackson was not so naive as to simply believe Thea’s words. He was trying to get more information out of her.

“What if I refuse,” asked Jackson as he raised his eyebrows.

force you to submit then,” Thea replied with a veiled

never step foot into Mount Thunder

through the area and was clearly heard by all of Mount

experience

“Step back.”

raised his

and disciples of Mount Thunder Sect retreated

of ice. He slowly raised his hand and

Thunder Sect’s leader and was less than 50

too high or

he fought James before the New Year, his cultivation base was at the peak of the sixth rank, and he

witnessed the martial artists slay

used the opportunity to meditate in seclusion and had now entered the

the Ice Sword

opponent to make the first move.

any complaints about an unfair fight. You should be the one to make

eyes and said in a low voice,

“Ha!” Thea sneered.

I don’t