The Almighty Dragon General

Chapter 1907

Tyrus threatened Conrad with Juniper's life.

Conrad clenched his sword tightly as his face darkened. He had been fighting against Langston, but he had been paying close attention to Juniper's battle. Since he knew that Juniper was defeated by a woman, he could not help but glance at Thea.

By then, Thea was returning to normal, and the blood inside her body was pacified. Gradually, the powerful aura she exuded dissipated.

“Beast Blood, huh?” he murmured.

Conrad made the decision to end the fighting. The earthling's strength far surpassed his expectation.

As Conrad sheathed his sword, Langston breathed a sigh of relief. Then, Langston descended from the sky and appeared before Tyrus.

Thea had left her demonized state. Her face was pale, and she could not exert even a single ounce of strength. It appeared that the battle earlier had completely drained her energy.

She dragged her feeble body toward James.

asked in concern,

just feel a little dizzy,” Thea

She only knew that she engaged in a fierce battle with Conrad after being demonized. As

he treated his injuries. Although he had yet to fully recover,

the cessation of hostilities, a tense calm descended upon the area. Many disciples of

Acrowd gathered.

from the sky and stood before

and severely injured Juniper and furrowed his eyebrows. He never

James walked over

do you plan to do?” Conrad

because of Juniper. After all, he could not care less about her safety. Rather, he believed that he would be besieged on all sides by the earthlings after her defeat. As he might not stand against their combined strength, he chose to

terms are simple.

my dead body. I chose to put an end to the battle not

"In that case, let’s find a

on Mount Bane on the condition that we are allowed to stay as well. From today onward, you're forbidden from harming the earthlings in the vicinity of Mount Bane, and we promise not to make a move against you unprovoked. Also, we will share the treasures that appear on Mount Bane amongst ourselves in

Conrad and