The Almighty Dragon General

Chapter 1655

Three days later...

In a newly built wooden house on a mountain behind Medical Valley.

In front of the wooden house sat a woman.

The woman wore a black dress and had long grayish-white hair.

She held a black sword in her hands and gently caressed it with her fingers.

Thud! There was the sudden sound of footsteps breaking the quiet of the area.

The Omniscient Deity approached her.

He stopped in front of Thea and looked at her, saying, "Thea, I must commend you on your ability to hide yourself.I never expected to find you here in the Medical Valley."

Thea raised her head and looked at the Omniscient Deity.

With a calm expression, she asked, "How did you find this place? Did the Medical Saint tell you?"

Only one person knew that she was currently residing in this place —the Medical Valley’s master, the Medical Saint.

up just yet

to the Medical Valley and asked the

the Medical Saint could not do anything about it.So, she decided to live in seclusion in the mountain

to worry

you to look for me, please tell him

him, she did not

refused to become a

this place was pristine, and the air

a good location to live in isolation and spend the last of

Omniscient Deity looked at her and thought

can tell him that, but have you really given

I supposed to ask James to slay the dragon for me? So many other powerful martial artists failed to slay the dragon a

nudge in the right direction

up Thea’s dull eyes, and she looked at the Omniscient Deity in

is she? Can she

caused by absorbing the energy contained in the Spirit Turtle’s blood.I’m assuming that getting rid of your cultivation base could return your blood to normal and might help your situation.She’s an expert who's living in seclusion.Her cultivation base might not be as strong as yours, but she has practiced a unique technique capable of dissolving your cultivation base and

the suggestion.May I know where Mount Wunderton

out Mount Wunderton's location

and quickly dashed into the distance like a

Deity also turned

an eye, a week had passed