The Almighty Dragon General

Silvester Daniela was the Old Master of the Elixir Pavilion.

His existence was like that of an overlord in the Boundless Realm.

Silvester single-handedly established and developed the Elixir Pavilion into the most powerful force in the Boundless Realm.

Countless years ago, Silvester was a Grand Emperor at the Seventh Heaven. Many Epochs passed since his cultivation was last known, and his current rank was a mystery.

The biggest obstacle to the Elixir Pavillion’s destruction was Silvester.

As long as Silvester was subdued, the current Pavilion Master, Helvius Daniela, would not be a huge threat.

“When should I take action, Master?”

The woman in the purple dress had a solemn expression.

She was a Grand Emperor at the Fifth Rank and the strongest Elixir Pavilion Official. She had joined the Elixir Pavilion for several Epochs and waited patiently for this day.

The woman’s name was Jadranka Yevdokiya. She was initially a rogue cultivator but had been fortunate enough to obtain countless boons. With those, she climbed to the Grand Emperor Rank’s Fifth Heaven.

you hurt him before the disciple recruitment conference. Remember to be careful. Silvester is not an easy opponent. It’s going to be hard to get close enough

understand.” Jadranka

black shadow slowly disappeared from

Jadranka’s expression darkened afterward.

infiltrated the Elixir Pavilion for several Epochs

all this time. He was in seclusion somewhere in Sky City above the main mountain. The place Silverster stayed was a forbidden area, and no one was permitted to enter. It would be tough for her

I do?” Jadranka

began devising plans to get close to Silvester to injure

had been making arrangements to destroy the Elixir Pavilion during the disciple recruitment

James had entered the Elixir

was the strongest world within the

the

said with a smile, “The Elixir Pavilion was established in the Elixir Realm, and it’s already

than three

James glanced at Jules.

that an Epoch was the lifespan of a Sacred Blossom, from its first bloom to the moment it withered, which took about