The Almighty Dragon General

James’ last encounter with the young man who was leading the way was in the Eidolon Realm. He was Jules Daniela, a powerful Alchemist at the Quasi-Emperor Rank and the Young Master of the Elixir Pavilion.

James stood up from the rock he was sitting on when he saw Jules. His handsome face was adorned with a bright smile, this man walked towards him with confidence. He had come to the World Pavilion to ask for one’s hand in marriage. During his last quest to conquer Xainte Callahan in the Eidolon Realm, he did not expect to find himself embroiled in a war. After he left the Cursed World, he returned to the Holy Realm. Though the Realm was humongous in size with a large range of beautiful women available, he was only interested in a handful of them. One of them was the Grand Priestess of the World Pavilion. All these years, he has acquired quite a number of beauties thanks to his position in the Realm. However, this has not quenched his thirst for more. What he wanted was for all women to willingly become bearers of his children.

He arrived at the World Pavilion in delirium. The sight of James at the gates of the Pavilion froze his smile. He paused for a few seconds before he ran towards James clumsily.

“Why are you here, James?” His followers from the Elixir Pavilion were equally shocked as well. What was going on? Why was their usually confident Young Master acting this respectfully towards this youngster?

“Jules, I should be the one asking you this question. Why are you here?” James could not resist his question.

in the Cursed World. With his own strength, James defeated numerous powerful figures who absorbed Curse Power. It came as no

marriage proposal?” James

ask for the Grand Priestess’ hand in marriage. What about

words as well. This man was the Young Master of the Elixir Pavilion. Why was he holding James in such high reverence? But then, the thought of Martial Reverend reminded her of the level of recognition that

at Jules, he smiled and answered, “Not much,

dare they stop

saying, “Forget about it. I wouldn’t

“Based on your abilities, never mind a few disciples, even a few World Pavilions would