The Almighty Dragon General

Chapter 428

Henry’s condition had already stabilized. 

Now, everything was up to his body to heal itself. 

The human body was very complex and had an exceptional function-self-healing. In theory, no matter how severe the injuries sustained, the body would repair itself. However, there was also a limit, and exceeding this limit would cause the body’s self-healing ability to be lost. 

Knowledge about this aspect was recorded in the medical book that James had obtained. The body’s self-repairing ability could be accelerated with medicine to stimulate the body’s various organs, cells, and blood. “J-James, is Henry alright? He will wake up, right?” Whitney eagerly looked at James. “He’ll be alright. He can’t die even if he wanted to with me here, so don’t worry.” James nodded. 

Whitney was relieved to hear James’ words. 

After James had prescribed the formula, he stayed in the hospital to accompany Henry for a long time. 

Near lunchtime, James instructed the doctor to pay close attention to Henry’s physical condition and to inform him as soon as something was wrong. Then, he left the military hospital. 

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Opposite him was a man in his 30s. The man had a diamond-shaped face with short hair and was dressed

sitting opposite him was Leroy Tucker, a high-ranking

and is no longer the Black

you not aware that many

at Leroy and said, “I’m afraid I’m not aware. Do you want him dead? Although he resigned, he had made countless military contributions and guarded the Southern Plains for many years. He is the Military God of Sol. Plus, he still holds the Blade of Justice. Despite his resignation,

Slam! 

King, I’m warning you not to interfere with James’

was infuriated as soon as the other party provoked him. He shouted, “This is Cansington, Leroy. I have the final say in

at the Blithe King and turned

were still vivid in his mind. He never expected someone to come knocking on his door so soon. Leroy was a high-ranking official in the Capital’s political factions. He was the chief executive and commanded hundreds of officials. It could be said that