The Almighty Dragon General

Chapter 1913

The earthlings were significantly disadvantaged this time because they were not strong enough. If they could intimidate Conrad, he would not have taken five berries.

James’ desire to become more powerful grew increasingly stronger.

Then, he left Mount Bane alongside Thea and returned to the Southern Plains.

Soon, they returned to the Southern Plains.

The reconstruction of Dragonville had begun in earnest. Over six months of construction, Southern Plains City was demolished, and Dragonville Palace was completed. Now, many skyscrapers were erected from. the ground up. There were also underground buildings designed for the apocalypse

After briefly checking on the construction progress, James left and headed toward Mount Thunder Pass. He planned to enter a closed-door meditation there. After absorbing the Phoenix Essence, he would then absorb the mysterious berry.

After a few days of closed-door mediation, a person appeared at Mount Thunder Pass

It was the Omniscient Deity. Wearing a white robe, he had a youthful appearance on his face as he looked at James who hurriedly stood up.

you here,

himself during the fierce battle

the matter?”

Omniscient Deity

“Please continue.”

Omniscient Deity said, “I just so happened to miss the events on Mount Bane because I headed to a location mentioned by my master If I had been there, Conrad Titus wouldn’t have gotten away with

realization dawned on James’ face. So the

looked at the

told me that there was a place called the Chamber of Scriptures on Earth. This place was left behind by the ancestor of mankind. There are many long-lost martial arts stored away in the Chamber of Scriptures. My master told me to begin searching for the whereabouts of this place only

James’ curiosity

by the ancestor of mankind? It must be a precious treasure.

but ask, “What exactly

locate the place, but I couldn’t find anything. My master once told me that only a selected few may

this, James’ face lit

Omniscient Deity looked at Thea and said, “Why

asked, “M-May I?”