The Almighty Dragon General

Chancellor Garland turned around and entered the residence, followed by James, Thea, and Nico.

At the main hall of the residence, the Chancellor sat in his seat. His expression was filled with worry.

James asked, “What’s wrong? Is this a troublesome thing for you?”

Garland let out a sigh and said, “It’s not that I’m unwilling to share what I know. It’s just that Grand Emperor Moacir Bartholomew makes my blood run cold. No Seafolk in the entire Boundless Sea is his match, not even the Four Dragon Kings. The Grand Emperor is notoriously frightening. He single-handedly destroyed the Dragon Palace of the Northern Sea, wiping out innumerable Seafolk.”

He sighed again.

James said, “Don’t worry. Just continue.”

“Right.” Garland nodded. He went deep into thought for quite a while before saying, “Grand Emperor Moacir Bartholomew lives in the northern part of the Boundless Sea called the Northern Pole Sea. He’s the ruler of the Boundless Sea whose power could chill one’s blood to the marrow. But, this wasn’t the case many years ago. The Boundless Sea was initially ruled by the Four Dragon Kings. Yet, after Moacir rose to power, he annihilated the Dragon Palace of the Northern Sea, coercing them to buckle under him.”

stay. Cupping his fist in the other hand, he said, “Thank you for letting me know.” Once he said so, he stood up, signaling his intention

to restrain them by asking, “My dear

smile and said nothing else. The three of them left the residence. After buying a detailed map of the Boundless Sea from the island’s

said to Nico, “Let’s

“Alright.”

hand. From his palm, a powerful force materialized, slashing open the space in front

along with it. At the next moment, they found themselves in the northern part of

But it’s humongous. It would be rather difficult

task’s difficulty has already been reduced by a lot.” He looked around, but the area was devoid of Seafolk. Even the most common

move further in,” James

forward while also making observations of the area below them. Their observation